... I have been assured by competent authority that a white cashmere dress for a morning concert is sweetly pretty.—Northern Whig. Scarcely a week passes without some canard being fabricated as to the doings of Confederates in this country. The last one ...

... M'Kenna themselves for New Ross, tho former on Conservative, the latter on high Romish principles. Sir George Colthubst, a Whig, is as yet the only candidato for Kinsale. A law point, arising out of a nra'ter which is fortunately very unusual in this ...

... Ewell was very great, and the manner in which he spoke of him showed that he ha 4 duly considered the matter. The Richmond Whig, of May 13th, says :— Yesterday was a sad day in Richmond. In accordance with the recommendation of the Mayor, all business ...

... features of the bill are especially obnoxious dangerous that the mind is amazed the official stupidity which made it possible for Whig Government to adopt paternity of a measure which could but prove destructive of Volunteer Two of these are power proposed given ...

... Ms., being 2s. for each summons, was paid, and the parties withdrew. How the Confederates Get their Supplies. The Richmond Whig, of May 12, says“ From every side hear that the spoils left by Hooker’s army exceed those on any previous battlefield, not ...

... the invasion of her territorial sovereignty. LOrd RUSSELL behaved with that insolence and ill-breeding for which, even among Whigs, he is renowned. He neglected to acknowledge the protest, and had to be compelled to repair that neglect by a very energetic ...

... to the memory of General Stanewall Jackson, and to hold him up as an incentive to the Confederate soldiers. The codicumond Whig ?? was a sad! day in Richa peond. On Sunday afternoon the report of Gea. Jackson's death was 'current, but though preceded ...

... Liberals. They were huddling together like cattle in fear of a thunderstorm. They saw that tbe day was come when the monopoly of Whig representation was to be overthrown. They had recently been parties to a most scandalous attempt upon the privileges of tbe ...

... General Ewell was very great, and the manner in which he spoke of him showed that he had duly considered the matter. The Richmond Whig, of May 13th, says :— Yesterday was a sad day in Richmond. In accordance with the recommendation of the Mayor, all business ...

... I have been assured by competent authority that a white cashmere dress for a morning concert is sweetly pretty.—Northern Whig. Scarcely a week passes without Bowe canard being fabricated as to the doings of Confederates in this country. The last one ...

... wounded, 11,05 D.” The verified returns of the missing would not exceed 2,500. Tbe Spoils, of the Federal Army.—The Richmond Whig has the followiuß account o{ the iramenße spoils left the Federal army From every side bear that the spoils left General Hooker’s ...

... when the plan of arming the negroes was first inaugurated l by the Federal authorities. The following is from the Richmond Whig, May I 12 :— From every side we hear that the spoils left by- Hooker's army exceed those ou any previous battle-field, not ...