... harbour of Charleston, supposed to have been caused by the premature going off of some of the submarine torpedoes. The Richmond Whig states that late on the 7th the Federal iron-dads succeeded in passing the bar of Charleston, and were there at anchor. This ...

... make decisive stand. In one skirmish. General French i. reportnd turn lo.t hcrilj, hat captured of the enemy. . , The Richmond Whig has despatches dated Nov. 291h, by which it appears that General Fitzhugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry across Racoon and Morton ...

... several of the roughs on both sides assaulted the reporters box and frightfully maltreated some of the representatives of the Whig and Tory press. Happily, no bones were broken, though several of the reporters were much cut about the face. Mr. Lloyd and ...

... defiance the Party Processions Act, and it is to be hoped that the of justice will deal with them they deserve. —Correspondent of Whig. Tragical Occcrrencb at Hastisos.— The festivities of the wedding-day were here terminated by fatal incident horrifying in ...

... the street It you remove from Mayiair to John’s Wood, some your letters will for long Umemtos a If you cross over from the Whig bench to the Tory bench, you have to quit your club. If you leave Canterbury lor Borne, you will probably annoy and alienate ...

... stout fellow acted as commander of the forces, and, the call of a whistle, the movements the mob were regulated.—-Vor/Aem Whig. We are sorry to say that the system of threatening letters has reached Dundalk, and that only a day or two ago one of ‘these ...

... England can point to teveral branches of their race the founders of noble lines ; but in these cases the immense wealth of Whig statesmen brought to conspicuous positions men in wav remarkable in themselves ; but, in the ease of this Irish family, it ...

... '** •• M-Keona and Rea” pille.l agamat each other. There wa a report that M'Kenna .aa only paving the .ay for aone other Whig, Tery influential supporter of the Governmenl, .ho, from poailion, .ould be able to the to.n very much.—Correapondenf of vaug ...

... wished express his opinion of the melancholy state of Ireland. Its sent was utterly incapable—its bead was surrounded with old Whigs, who kept him in utter ignorance, and its Chief Secretary was both incapable and unpopular. He condemned the policy of England ...

... very poor statesmanship ; but one docs not look for bold and comprehensive views from the present Viceroy. He is Whig, and he serves Whig purpose where he is. That is all. The real govern Ireland is with the Cabinet London. And unless that astute cotorie ...

... several years as Mr. Byng. He sat for Tavistock from July, 1852, until September, 1857, and belongs to what is called the old whig party, of which Mr. Byng, M.P., for Middlesex, his great-uncle, was long prominent and influential member. Viscount Enfield ...

... of his sentence, the prisoner will be forwarded to Derry for trial next Quarter Sessions for cowstealing.—Correspondent of Whig. Another Frightful Death from Fire through Cbinolink —Yesterday morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, held inquiry ...