... called upon dismiss General Haileok and Secretary Stanton. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig, stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition from any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...

... being able to speak with adrnirabl® and his general abilities and the influence t! commanded marked him as the rising hop® -id Whig party. The lecturer referred to offices which Lord Derby had held, and changes which he underwent, until at I® { C came to ...

... called him an old Tory when they did not want the people to hear him, but they might call him anything so long as he was not old Whig. (Hear, hear.) Air. Bright in the last speeclf he made said no working man in this country could provide for old age. If that ...

... did not stand there to rouse their feelings or to win applause, but he had striven to draw to the meeting men of all parties, Whig, Tory, or Radical, with a view to consider how they might better their condition, for it was impossible to live on creeds. ...

... Charleston has commenced, ■‘■k® Confederate iron-clads and gunboats lying berf P orts are sa 'd to be awaiting the attack, i a Whig states that eight Federal ironclads have crossed Charleston bar, and were at anchor. k 6B Kk 1 Lincoln paid a visit to the ...

... believing that Mr. Bradbury was an efficient person for the office, inasmuch be did not know that he was any politician, either Whig, Tory, or Radical, nor was any sectarian. He believed Mr. Bradbury would not waste their time by any long speeches, they were ...

... like ducksbut as the master declares, are buried in tiers —the only tiers,” alas that ever rise at a pauper funeral. —Northern Whig. Quarrel about a Penny, Ending in Death. The Birmingham Daily Gazette reports inquest held on Saturday evening on the death ...

... aud who are unable to meet the calls for rales, Ac., continually made upon them. How long will disgrace attach the leaders, Whig and Tory? The above are a few of the evils existing. I may probably furnish you with others in a future number; in the meantime ...

... part of the expenditure. On Monday night another interesting debate took place, in which there was a regular tussle between Whig and Tory. In 1859, when the Tories were iu power, it may remembered they saddled the country with the Galway and Dover mail ...

... cup can to the lips of the North drugged with tem ness. Mercy t > ourselves demands this butive justice to them. —Richmond Whig- Lytham New Lifeboat. —A beautifo* boat, mounted on her transporting just been forwarded to Lytham, coast, the National Lifeboat ...

... about 30 flags floated in the hands of the bearers. No breach of tbe peace took and everything passed off quietly. —Northern Whig. Shocking Death of a Lady from Fire. —An inquest was held by Dr. William Hardwicke, on Monday night, at No, 53, Cumberland ...

... Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mississippi Central, and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. OverdO engines were lost. The loss, continues the Richmond Whig, is ...