... dissatisfaction is expressed by the South- ern generals with Pemberton's military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under arrest. The Petersburg ExPlress ...

... embossed on the envelopes. - CIVIn COURTS (InREAnD) BinL,-The London cor- respondent of the Irish Times, alluding to this little L Whig job, says:-A good deal of indignation is felt c among the Irish members by the attempt to steal a march on them on the part ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed by the Southern gene. rais with Penmberton's military operations against Grant, and the Richmond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton, and placed him under arrest. The Petemsibury ...

... mittee. who are most indefatigable in their exer- tions for that purpose. Tsra SUCCEss OF THE QUEEN'S COLLEGES.-The Northern W~hig, writing of Quieen's College, Belfast, | says :-Year by year the series of documents, of ,which the latest is now before us ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed bythe Southern generals with Pemberton s military operations against Grant, and the Richsuond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his sword from Pemberton and placed him uader arrest. af The Petersbusrg ...

... which is said to number 1^' was making a firm resistance. General captures were 6,000 prisoners and 74 gu°9' 0$ The Richmond Whig, speculating chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson says that although their loss would be success for the North, and a cruel ...

... with the same result. Indeed, nothing could excuse or explain a wan t of success on the part of the defence. The Richmond Whig of the same date says:— The enemy has been foiled in all his efforts. Hi« dead strew the ground in front of our works: our ...

... last Whig triumph. The heart is plucked out of the mystery, amid the most wltole- sale and audacious bribery is shown to have been the key to Mr. Bmrbhor's election, ie is unseated and publicly branded with the crimte of corruption. So much for Whig purity ...

... to the political .ias which was evidenced in their appointment. He had always looked upon the charity commission as a gross whig job, and he should be sorry to see the commissioners invested with greater powers than they now possessed. Mr. HENNESSY remarked ...

... west bank of the river. His transporation is al on the river, and must cling to the river banlks. (Telegrams to the RichmondZ Whig.) MoBiLE, May 25. A special despatch to the Evening News, dated Jackson, Ma~y 24 (Sunday, says firing was hea'rd till nine ...

... dissatisfaction is expressed by the Southerni generals with Pemberton's military operations si against Grant, and the Richmnond Whig says it is rumoured that General Johnston has taken his d sword from Pemberton and placed him under tI arrest. T'bhe Peterdburg ...

... of this county, Mr. James O'Brien, til D.L., of Ballinalaclcen, theonephw of Judgo O'Brien, rot is to offer himself on the Whig interest, and if Bo, mU that Sir C. O'Loghlon and The O'Gorman Mahon will withdraw in his favor. It is believed that, should ...