... defeats at and Black River Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy closing inon every side. The Richmond Whig, the chances of V; and Port Hodson fal- ling, says that although the loes of those cities would be a great success for the ...

... Church, and how an interval had since the treatment of a ques- tion which was both the ing horse and the stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now, no doubt, found but little faveur on the bench. True, it was far easier and more to read lectures to ...

... the Poto- mac. The South cannot say her courage has been fully tried, or her ability te conquer peace in- established. The Whig Southern cause as safe so long a8 the South leaders and great armies, and as long as even one ef them remains _ New Mar 26 ...

... that the Council would not be blamed for not doing their Mec. Rea—Mr. Lowry lost a thousand a year in consequence of two Whigs going to dinner. (Laugh- ter.) Mr. Surrzry uired if there were an way in which the subject could be brought again, The Mayor ...

... then, that the Council would not be blamed for not doing their duty. Mr. Kea—Mr. Lowry lost a thousand a i consequence of two Whigs going to dinner. ter. : (Laugh- Mr. inquired if there were any way in which the subject could be brought forward again. The ...

... told for the printing of the Town and him that he could do it on more reasonable terms than the News-Letter or the Northern Whig. He was under the impression that the Council ad- vertised annually for contracts, and licit tenders. ing was one of the items ...

... ing of the Town Council, and he told him that he could do it on more reasonable terms than the News-Letter or the Northern Whig. He was under the ‘im that the Council ad- vertised annually for contracts, and certainly print- ing was one of the items for ...

... the prin’ of the Town Council, and he him that he could do it on more reasonable terms than the News-Letter or the Northern Whig. He was under the impression that the Council ad- vertised annu for contracts, and certainly print- ing was one of the items ...

... that the Council would not be blamed for not doing their duty. Mr. Rea—Mr. Lowry lost a thousand a year in consequence of two Whigs going to dinner. (Laugh- ter.) Mr. Scrvery inquired if there were any way in which the subject could be brought forward again ...

... Church, and how interval had elapsed since the treatment of a ques- tion which was both the horse and the stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now, no doubt, found but little faveur on the bench. True, it was far easier and more to read lectures to ...

... several success, and General Grant is reported confident of rumours are current that he had Banks arriving from Red The Richmond Whig that the Federal dead the foe be in front of the works, and esti- before Vicksburg at 10,000. Northern accounts assert that ...