... the petty tricks of the Whigs. They are too trausparent require comment. Our object to Lake a few general observations pn the senti ment we have quoted from the The merest tyro in politics must fee that the position of the Whigs, judged by the protests ...

... 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 ...

... victory on the 18th, over the Confederates commanded bv General Hill. General Foster has returned to Newhern. The Richmond Whig of the 21st April that the Confederates, under General Chalmers, bad repulsed 4,000 of the Federal cavalry, infantry, and ...

... secrets, should bear this in mind. —Down Jtreorier. . The Kichmosd Biot.—ln reference to the recent bread riot at Richmond, the Whig of the fith nit. says : Happily these daylight burglaries ate undergoing judicial in.estigation. A great part of th e stolen ...