... Delegates from the Northern and Southern States elected by the people themselves. New YORK, Aug. 22, Evening.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last 24 hours the Federal operations were codned to a steady ...

... economical, was read a second time on Tuesday evening , by 56 to 41, The Irish Members, with the exception ot a few in- yeterate Whigs, opposed it, but the salaried Members of the Government came to the rescue, and saved the measure from being defeated. The ...

... late Earl, with which the English Court of Chan’ cannot interfere. DEATH OF THE Maravis or LanspowNnE.—This vene and esteemed Whig nobleman died on Saturday last, a jel country seat of Bowood, and by his death one of the links that connect the present generation ...

... better things to come. The office of Colonial Treasurer (salary £750 year) is vacant, and the poor relations of influential Whig families may apply to the Duke of Newcastle at Downing Street, between the hours of eleven and three o'clock. It is whispered ...

... existence ; for the signs of the times leave little room for doubt that the fats of the Cabinet is sealed ; and, Once fallen, the Whig coterie will not find their way back to office u easily as they have done on former occasions. In expressing a sincere and ...

... kindness many have felt, his advice many have listened to with profit, his amiability many have admired. In politics was a Whig ; but his influence, whether in parliament or in the secret meetings of his party, has rather been felt than seen since the ...

... Baker’s Creek and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg closely besieged, the enemy closing in on every side. The Richmond Whig, sj>eeulating upon the chances of icksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that although their loss would »k> great success for ...

... The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson the enemy's hands the rolling-stock of the Orleans, J acK and Great Northern, Mississippi Central, and s3lS j j , Tennesse Railroads ; over forty engines were lost. The continues the Whig, is incalculably ...

... and so as still further to enrich the millionaires of the school whose doctrines have s0 materially contributed to keep the Whigs in office. A remission of Direct Taxation, we may rest quite assured, will be the Chancellor’s last resource, unless the country ...

... reduced that even their great stickler for crotchets has been obliged succumb to this cowardly proceeding. But the liking of the Whigs for a job, and their dislike of political opposition brings out all their hostile blood ; and they have run the gauntlet in ...

... to invest Suffolk, and have attempted to get round Suffolk ami cut off the Federal communications with Norfolk. Tbe Richmond Whig states that a'flght took place at Williams, burg tbe 14tb, which tbe Confederates under General Wise, drove in the Federal ...

... are desirable, the country will rather rest contented with things as they are than entrust the work to Lord Russell and the Whigs. Whether or not the veteran Statesman felt the sting of his own remark we cannot tell; but assuredly the sentence which he ...