... return. This little hint will to corroborate what said this point last week when speaking the sort legislation miv expect fr ...

... is seel be me be is lb remies bia. es dims* the be. le is Is. SW mos Mb the thiber sel the sthe pertissim MOM Olt &MED The Whig Willis it 1.44 .4 as Its .444 paw wee bi the emsedery am& over it, lase bait- —S ree be* it.. it.. the mamma it heed les mom ...

... Government. It would operate a tonic to the body politic, punish a set of political turn-coats and adventurers, get rid of the Whigs, and lead to the organisation and extension of a and not sham Liberal party, who would honestly endeavour to complete the policy ...

... emits fto I BOAT LON DITWUN CHANNELS AND 000P11. Isom provUet ask uls he gat the it; aid them sad too, are willing Is 'eldest Whig may berelms. 55M washy . k that its to get lt It it awspatiag ebb Ii he the the altogether sa a, tit stag Mit sa thls , area ...

... the retirement of the ► aged from official life, will res tore anima“ turn the body-political. Then the last hopes of the Whigs will dissipated, and strong(lovern“ ment formed.” Oiircotenvporary, in other leaders, laments the death of Lord Nukma nbv, ...

... perqr; one to Irish port direct, at Os one w» a Welsh port, 7s. THE SOUTHERNERS AND THE FALL VICKSBURG. (From the Richmond Whig.) The reduction of Vicksburg is consummation which the enemy have addressed exertions but little, if any, less than those they ...

... We take the subjoined, as to the staple trade of Belfast, from the of the Northern Whig:— In ovr local trade there is not much of importance to report, The fineness of the weather and the favoarabie of prospects, continues firm. the harvest have produced ...

... The Richmond Whig says the evacuation of Jackson .eft in the enemy'. the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, Northern Mississippi Central and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines were lost. The loss, continues the Whig, is incalculably ...

... against it. We can only pray that those to whom the management of affairs is entrusted may be equal to the erisis.—Richmond Whig. The Times notices the pause in the course of Federal success at all points. The repulsed forces of the Confederates seem to ...

... said that the question of damages must be decided by a civil tribunal. DECAY OF THE SEWED MUSLIN TRADE. The Belfast Northern Whig, in alludirg to the effects of the cotton crisis in the north of Ireland, Melancholy indeed is the change that has come over ...

... Richmond Whig says:—“ The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock the New Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern, Mississippi Central, Mississippi and Tennessee Hailroaa. Over 40 engines were lost.” “Theloss. continues the Whig. in ...

... Great Northern Mississippi Central and Mis- sissippi Tennessee Bailroad. Over forty engines were lost. The locas, continues the Whig, is incalculably importast and wholly remediatie. of Hew York ‘The authori. ties are still taking precaations ageiast the renewal ...