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... would be admitted. Thirty Federal boats aud twelve gunboats had left Memphis to operate on the Cumberland River. The Richmond Whig says a fight took place at The Confederates under General burg on the 4h, (? 14th.) Wise drove in the Federal pickets aud occupied ...
... beats am gunboats ba | mence at £30 year. Mempuis operate on ta Cumberland river. JONAS TODD, Clerk aad Steward. Tne Richmond Whig . > —* a fight took place at 5 Wi liamsburg, Va. on the 4h. ‘The Confederat-s under | Garlands, April, 1863 General Wose ove ...
... Dublin, the of w 18 conducted atthe Custom House, has taking with him about £1,200, the property off the Government.— Northern Whig. brutal murder has been committed at Herne, near Herne Biy. @n Saturday, a man named Steed} been dritiking imHerne, left there ...
... compromise, he should not vote for the third reading. This is Sir George Grey’s notion of how the Mivis- terial spokesman of a Whig Government ought to address the House of Commons on a question to which every of the Liberal party is pledged. But this is ...
... He also protested ugainst several otber assertions of Lord Tennox. Fire 1x Beversast.—BeEcrast, Moeninc.—(From the Northern Whig)—Yesterday a very destractive fire took place in the premises of Mr. Jobn Pilot Street, used as a tow and weft store. Nearly ...
... I I. 6. M G o U s EACK On Ina Ihrenithatid the ire. the ow, preadas sigi t c o al= :Whig hatily .4r a s inc messes stradastly, nowt his dissamallber• sesinel sortsea. whet Ilba onset made a whir or rash I. iii. *ln NI stg SI to *Mgd that at the snag ...
... political has lost every shred of credit and popularity which le ever possessed. He is simply the quoo!am leader of the Whigs; od the Whigs are extinet as a party, though thoy atill survive as a politieal His foreign policy bas completed the ridicule which ...
... heath es the Citadel Church quietist mast aim swot to the at all thesightfol sad literal isiedisii sea Coistreadeg with your Whig eowtosiparary, pee deseree mMee for leaving spokes it too to inflame. the *same 4 0. is Town Council I will not sow ray a wood ...
... having obtained money by fake pretences at Samthtield. —Coot OF SIR GRAHAM. —But he stmaidered it • great mistake in the Whigs, when they had government to themselves, not to have given political to men who by their tektite and their constancy had made ...
... the Potomac still lives. is not crusbed. of our disaster ; Its spirit is not broken. GENERAL SfONEMAN'S RAID. The Richmond Whig of the 4th says:— “ We have some further ace ounts of the raid of the Yankee cavalry upon the Fredericksburg Railroad, at Asbland ...
... but the army of tbe Potomac still lives. It is not crushed. Its spirit is not broken. GENERAL STONEMAN’S RAID. The Richmond Whig of the 4tb says:— “ We have some further accounts of the raid of the Yankee cavalry upon the Fredericksburg Railroad, at Asbland ...
... security ane faith that the hour of the accow- lishment of the destinies ut Italy.’’ GENER L STONEMAN'’S RAID The Iickhmond Whig of the Sth inst. gives this more detailed accoun: :— We have some further accounts of the raid of the Yankee cavalry upon th ...