... capture! the whole rolling stock of three or four Hues of railway, including forty locomotives, and this capture the Richmond Whig sets down as a loss wholly irreparable to the Confederates. In the Teche country, which was overran by General Banks, and ...

... wanted. For the latter Mr. COLLIER has been talked of-a rumour which again indicates the paucity of eminent lawyers among the Whigs. We often wonder how it has happened that the claims of such men as Mr. MATTHEW DAVENPORT HILL and Mr. WE LsY, in their best ...

... night, tl and a general engagement was considered imminent. p Telegrams from Charleston, dated the 31st ult., to the C Richmond Whig announce that the batteries at Cumming's tj Point on Morris Island, were bombarded by three iron- n clads for five hours during ...

... subject to great melancholy. The unfortunate man leaves wife and three children, yet young, to mourn his untimely end.— Northern Whig. A Hansom Race.—Two officers, on Sunday night, took it into their heads to have a race round the Regent's* park, each driving ...

... subject to great melanchsoly. Tule unfortunate man ext leaves a wife and three children, yet young, ro mourn his untimely ?? Whig. tI LAMOENTABLE PIT ACCIDENsT AT ST. HELFsest-On Thurs- tl day evenitsg, an accident happened ?? o Crallieries, belonging to ...

... British Ambassador at the Court of Turin, it proves after all to have been one of those shabby jobs, which the nepotism of the Whigs has rendered notorious within a particular circle of aristocratic consanguinity. Sir JAMES HUDSON did not request to retire ...