... were a part Of Cite polic~y of free trade. Ho had years ago suggested such treaties, and was opposed by Mr Bright and the Whigs. an1- Mr MItLNER GItBso0N replied, land said the extomple Of Fiance ti, was operating, and would pro duce insportanst results ...

... THE BANFF BOUNTIES. A Whig Town Council, with an old Tory lawyer in v the office of Town-Clerk, would require to do its work. BE well. TheTown-Clerksitswithsuccessiveboards, itnmay s' Ibe with successive generations. Before his day of office close, he ...

... competent for the po t amnong l. those who are habitual supporters of Lord Palmerston, vithout n belonging immediately to the Whig party. The Tunes. on the I whole, approves the appointment and the policy represented, of )r eominating the best qualified ...

... violet. I have been ensured by C coopei'it utlotty hs awhite cashmere dress for a ~oer~ng roicertis seetlypretty.-.NorthleiO Whig. a( TUE 0 cuoNIAN ALL.- This ball, whish will talce pi icon Wil seday, ane 10, will be under the immediate F pstrenii~e the ...

... Black R~iver Bridge, and soy that Vickshurg is closely be- ties singed, the enemy closlieg in on every side.Hi The lliehsoeele Whig, speeulating upon the eleances of Viceo- Fc burg aod Pert Hudson falling, siys thit stlioegle their loss aSec would be a greet ...

... 11th Mr Reeves will ap- it pear in Obern. e TnE PaRIoCE OF WALES SarOKINGc TOO MAUoHt-Edmuand gi Yates writes to the Northern Whig :-Aprpoes of hesltb, it h; is said that thes Prince of Wales is sIoking very far too gi mush for his constitution, that be ...

... progress. The letter refers to the photograph, and the photograph corroborates the letter.-' Edsiunr Yaes it thec lNbrflien Wh'ig. KMOARDINDSMSIRE-REviEw O0 VOLUNTwrRES.-On a turday afternoon the Earl of Kintore, Lord-Lieutenant of Kineardineshire, reviewed ...

... flee Roman Catho- is lie Bishop, Dr Dorrian. They also broke the windows in Mi the house of the proprietors of, ties ffrthscri Whig. The as factions continued to smash the windows of thneir political (l end elicous ntaoniss invarias irecions an inon imsstanc ...

... Posncric'anz's niovmuecnton Cetittanoga. sod e Rome is unfounded. H~e is still tie thle north of the Cumberland ver mutains.liha n Whig esys thuacrvcinetion of Jackson left in the nie Ieney bihonds therol1,,flng toc of tilc Orleatia, Jackson, and our Gieat Nerthei'n ...

... TheE e, defence of the harbour does not depend mainly upon Sumter. 11, if that Fort be battered down, save the .Rlcheinsd Whig, theL iy harbour may still be held, It is dotal-mined to defend the city al street lb~ street, house by houso, as long as a ...

... tisa farn Taceieorth election shows that the electors would not submit Chu to- either totha diotation of Sir R. Peel or the Whig Governmenit. tics hle TsoE IasONCLAn Sni's.-Tico Times, in a leader onl the seizors in I of the leon-cicede, observes that ...

... regards the capture of the Canfede- an rate rains as the most unfricnd y atytcmitted by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act kry of hostility, not neutrality- l ' President Davis had reviewed the troops at Mobile onl 24th of ...