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... before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within eight of the city. The Richmond Whig contains that therlestopne people and s paatchterse troops were etrhe in eBth i h instant, spirita saying the ying h result ...
... he appears to be very democratic in his opinions, so democratic, I indeed, that it is a matter of astonishment how the City Whigs managed to swallow them without making wry faces. Mr. Somes's Sunday Public House Closing Bill has been rejected in the House ...
... Charlestol creased. • The Ridtmond Examiner regards the Confederate rams as the most unfriendl mitted by England towards the South. Whig denounces it as an act of hos trality. President Davis reviewed the troops a 344 b inst. Immense numbers of furloughed sokli ...
... regards the seizure of the Confe,lerate rams as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. Pre.ident Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24‘h inst. Immense ...
... Delegates nom the Northern and Southern States elected by the people themselves. NEW Yonx, Aug. 22, Evening. The Pichniond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were confined to a ...
... WE SHOULD LIKE EXCEISSIVELY TO SEE. The ghost of crinoline. TOUCHING THE RUSSELL RESIONATION.—We knew it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Guard —he dies, but never surrenders. DISINTERESTED ADVlCR.—Outside Madame Rachel's establishment, during ...
... of the Gulf is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but is supposed to be some point in Texas. The liichmond Whig opposes the idea of arming the negroes- advocated by some southern journals. Money, easy. Gold, 29 1 per cent. prem. Stocks ...
... LORD MASSEREFI4M AND FERHAND. —The Belfast Northern Whig reports !), i; disastrous accident, by which the life of Lord :,i, reene is seriously imperilled. By the accoun s .vl,; , •11 have reached the Whig office up to Sunday evcni g , it is stated that little ...
... governed by a set of men calling themselves Whigs or Liberals, but who, by their own confession, are only Tories in disguise? For being cheated out of that reform, on their promise of which these Tory-Whigs were carried into office on the shoulders of ...
... EN, a gentleman so well qualified to represent the Liberal interest. Mr. GOSCJIEN is no milk-and-water politician—no timid Whig aristocrat—but a real man. of the people, well worthy of standing in the place of that honest gentleman whom death has lately ...
... DEVONPORT ELECTIONS.—M. Fer . rand, the Conservavative, has been returned by a majority o f 30 over Si r Frederick Grey, the Whig candidate. : LATEST INTELLIGSNCE, fIRD EDITION:----Sviirm tux E J POTASH INSURRE . CTION. OUTZ.3It;IES FOR POLAND' 111 PARIS ...
... an d found that my commendations on the illustrations and letterpress of that clever work had been fo res t a ll e d b y the Whig. Let me now mention a bit of literary news concerning her ladyship, which I don't think can have reached you. If it has, I ...