... department has detpa that the Montaok remained four hours under the enemy's guns without receiving any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured whilst endeavouring ...

... South Carolina, the polls in the South were not open for Northern men ; but, to spoil all, there followed division between the Whigs and Democrats, and third man was brought out. The South weakened, lost the day, and Lincoln was elected. The excitement in ...

... commenced. Thu Confederate iron-dads and gunboats lying beteewn the ports are said to be awaiting the attack. The Hicbtnon l Whig states that eight Feleral iron-dads bad crossed Charleston bar, and anchor. The news from Charleston very vague. The New York ...

... the provisions of the Constitution. The Whig party was not anti-slavery, but several antislavery persons were members of the party. And as the Southeruers were the principal opponents of Whig protectionism, the Whigs encouraged sentiments hostile to Southern ...

... THE GLOSSOP RECORD, SATURDAY, MAY 30. 1803. Whig party joined the Free-soilers, and they attempted to elect J. P. Hale president, and so gain the rating power, but failed. And now arose another party, called Know-nothings. Their principles were—first ...

... captured the whole rolling stock of three or four lines of railway, including forty locomotives, and this capture the Richmond Whig sets down as a loss wholly irreparable to the Confederates. In the Teche country, which was overrun by General Banks, and ...

... him. He adds that the Confederates captured 20 guns, and 2,500 prisoners. The Confederate loss is estimated by the Richmond Whig at 5,000 men, six generals being among the killed, and seven wounded. Some reports state that both General Lee and General ...