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... papers of the 16th assert that a despatch from Port Hedson was read ia the which caused a lively seusation, and the Richmond Whig of the same date mourns over ia the South-West, The Kew York press considers these circumstances tive of the Confederates having ...
... dance t« the band, and the police, under Lock, the aubic.pector, had to aid in clearing •> plow.- Cbrrttpondent tit ffixiAtm Whig. ...
... 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 the reverses in the South-West. The New York press considers these circumstances indicative of ...
... the 9th inst. Ifore the Federal brought to bear upon correspondent asserts is an unimportant New York, March 19.—The Richmond Whig says the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At 12 o'clock at night a desperate engagement ...
... Caledonian Railway station on Saturday evening. It is no slight testimony at once to the pluck and preservation of the venerable Whig leader that, at close upon eighty years of age, he should, with knowledge aforethought, have cared to face a round of demo ...
... Farragut's flag-ship was one of the disabled and dismissed of the squadron. The Confederate victory was reported by the Richmond Whig as complete. Slight encounters are reported from several places, the only one worth mentioning being a rush of a body of Federal ...
... anomaly of his position as the head of a professedly “ Liberal” Government. And it lias brought the small faction of Edinburgh Whigs into * striking relief, as being pitiable for their want power, and more pitiable for their want lilierality. feel the unp ...
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... support from the Conservatives than the Liberals. The Opposition has certainly more conAdence in the veteran statesman whom the Whigs have placed at their head because is more conservative, and less reformer than Lord Russell, than they have in their own leader ...
... 18th .s*ert that a despatch from Port Hudson was read in -u'e l«r*t« Senate, which caused lively aaiiSaii .o; the Riahmood Whig «f tbe da*a mourna ever rever in South-West. ...