... assert that a dispatch from Port Hudson was read in the Confederate Senate, which caused a lively sensation, and tho Richmond Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in tho South-west. Tho New York press consider these circumstances indicative of the ...

... of the 18th assert that • despatch from Port Hodeese mad in the Confederate Senate, which calmed • lively sensation, sad the Whig of the date over reverses in the South-West. The New York prole these indicative d the Confederates having received unfavourable ...

... assert that a despatch from Port Hudson was read in the Confederate Senate, which caused a livtly sensation ; and the iiichmond Whig, of the same date, mourns over reverses in the South-west. The New York press consider these circumstances indicative of the ...

... assert that a dispatch from Port Hudson was read in the Confederate Senate, which caused a lively sensation, and the Richmond Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in the South-west. The New York press consider these circumstances indicative of the ...

... and experience can only be obtained by time. England presents the most splendid example of this that the world. ever Whether Whig or Tory governments be the order of the day, they are always in the hands of superior men. Nor are we to measure the amount ...

... Spectator, and the Guardian are for once agreed. The great lawyers unite with the Bishops in uttering their thanks. Tory and Whig, Conservative-Liberal and Liberal-Conservative, High Church, Low Church, and Broad Church swell the chorus of praise, and already ...

... Tallahatchie, so that all previous reports of its arrival at Yazoo, 150 miles further, are entirely unfounded. The Richmond Whig of the 17th ult., says that the bombArdtnent of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th. At twelve o'clock at night ...

... disturbers of the peace —as meddlers with matters that were no concern of ours. former times these denunciations came from the old Whig party scarcely less than from the Democratic. Encouraged by this support and co-operation by the politicians of the North, ...

... assert that a despatch from Por! Hudson was read in the Con- federate Senate, which caused a lively sensation, and the Rlchuiond Whig of the same date mourns over reverses in the South-West. The New York press consider these eire amsiances indicative of the ...

... from Port Hudson in the Confederate Senate on the 18th, which is said to bave caused some sensa- tiem, and as the Richmond Whig on the same day makes some laments on reverses in the south-west, tbe New York pre & think the news Weis unfavourable to the ...

... assert that a despatch from Port Hudson was read in the Confederate Senate, which caused a lively sensation ; and the Richmond Whig, of the same date, mourns over reverses in the South-West. The New York press consider these circumstances indicative of the ...

... The Kxitto the Ksour'ion Trail”* it* opjo-itt the foot the first CILEIUCAL MEDICAL. AND GENERAL i t*taiiTuse hading the south whig. • .in, assi■ >oiit-Ty. IRYSTAL PALACE.- TO-M«>RROW.—KE- I.i, S’.. i^ij^'l|_y SKUVKI) SEATS le wouivfl Esc-tei HaU, «ltbe ' ...