... North Westerly. The last iceberg seen was miles Eastward of Belle Isle. PER REUTER. > New York, August Evening.? The Richmond ...

... Thursday,. at his country residence, Roebuck, Dublir,. in his seventy-fifth year. The late prelatewas an Englishman. of the Whig School, and on his appointment to the See of Dublin ow the demise of Archbishop Magee in 1831,. was very coolly received. Few ...

... the few who expect to derive gain from the change. The foreign policy is equally dangerous under the system of the mo» deru Whigs. We are neither neutral nor hostile to America, but we are affording pretext to that great nation for future and desolating ...

... sources, and apply to friend of Lord Russell and his party for tbe desired information. After this formal indictment, tbe Whig proceeds to sketch the spirit of aork recently written by Mr* Coleman, of Massachusetts, upon tbe condition of the labouring ...

... , the miuisterial apologists, 'the country is all of one mind,' and the policy of the Governmaiii must be the same whether Whig or Tory be in ottice.' 'they forget to complete the ev.w.sitvon, by •syine thet Vie pn'iey must be Coaservativ and willing ...

... iust. It is reported fighting has been renewed at Murfreesboro?. Both belligerents have been heavily reinforced. The Richmond Whig contains violent article upon England for refusing to co-operate with France for mediation in America, and says England could ...

... and having passed some half century of hU very lofig | life citizen of Wefitmiutcr. was member of I the famous Westminster Whig Club, and active associate of Sir Francis ilonlett, Thelvall, Horne To>>ke, Francis Place, and other pioneer reformers, whose ...

... confident of sue* cess, and vague rumours are current that be had been reinforced General Banks arriving from River. The Richmond Whig says that the Federal strew the ground in front of the works, and esti nicies the loss before Vicksburg 16,090. Northern accounts ...

... attack has fairly commenced, and the great Confederate stronghold has possibly 1 before that day been reduced. The Richmond ? Whig states that late on 7th the Federal iron? clads succeeded in passing the bar Charles* ton, and were there at anchor. important ...

... benefit of Ireland. We accept this triumphas a proof that Justice is sure though tardy -certainly not as any ev.dence that the ■Whigs are a whit more disposed now than ever to serve the interests of this country. The on» ginal subsidy is due to the government ...

... four arcr:Censervativee. Sir Punk Crossley, a Radical, but now settling down into quiet Whig.. gam ; a Sir John Remade'', once • Whig, bet ' new impatient of the Whig yoke under the gaiduos of his kinsman, Mr. Herman, are supporters Of the present Government ...

... THE TAMWORTH ELECTION. Between Whigs and Conservatives, tho people are left but little choice. In many of the pocketboroughs of the kingdom if Whig is not returned we may rest assured must have [ member of the Conservative party; sometimes the rival interests ...