... 18th assert that a despatch from Port Hudson was read in the Con- federate Senate which caused alively sensation; and the ?? Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in the South-westg The New York press considers these cireumstances indicative of , the ...

... Friday evening last. The .Ric/inand Krariiner boldly asserts that it will not be taken, but of this I am not so sure. The W/hig inclines to the belief that it will be, but it will not prove the golden apple that some mad fools anticipate. Cananything ...

... a short time in the following year held office under Lord Mel- bourne, as Chief Secretary for Ireland. On the return of the Whig party to power in 1835 he was raised to the peerage, and was subsequently made Lord-Teutenant of Staffordshire. He is succeeded ...

... representation of this county, Mr. James O'Brien, D.L., of Ballinalacken, the nephew of Judge O'Brien, is to offer himself on the Whig interest and, if ?? that Sir C. O'Loghlen andi The O'Gorman Mahon will withdraw in his favour. It is believed that, should ...

... house of the Romcan Catholic bishop, and sent volley after volley into his house. The houes of the proprietor of the Nlorthtere Whig and that lately occupied by the French consul were also attacked by the mob, and several windows broken. During this proceeding ...

... no available means for deli lightening her. afte LISBURN ELECTION. pmd will DBEILAST, THURSDAY, 1130 A.M. yea The Northei% Whig hasjust received the follow- tere ing snecial teleeram from Lisburn :-m i4IBUlIN friunanAY, -11 &.s.-The nomina. ?? tiqu, ...

... agitation in Ireland, for he did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the public would now allow any Govern- ment. be it Whig or Conservative, to go as far as they did in 1832. He must remind the house that since Mr. Ward the question had always been ...

... Creek and Black iverBridgo, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy clos- ing in on every side.. The Biehaeino Whig, speculating upon the chances 'of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, ' says. that although their loss would be a great success ...

... cabinet without the same consent. He will be in the con. dition of George III., the enrodiment of Toryism, who had to ask the Whigs to appoint his ministers, and was compelled to receive a cabiiiet utterly ompoeed to his views; and so Mlr. Lincoln will be ...

... act upon. (Hear, hear.) To that I must offer my strongest denial. (Hear, hear.) I deny to any set of inen, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical, as a body, the right to expect that their man shall be chosen to fill that high and honourable office. (Hear ...

... in se ElXland -dby the stoma was very severe.' air SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES m AT PORTRUSH. or( (PIo-m tile Northern Whig.) ho PORTRUSa, FRIDAY EV3MGi . The gale of yesterday carried with it death and thi destruction on different pars of the coast ...

... tried without success to obtain a seat in the Rouse of Commons. Since his election Sergeant Pigott has voted regularly with the Whig Ministry, occasionally diverging into a popular Radical vote for the ballot, and for M. Locke Ring's motion for the extension ...