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... immediately. THE WAR AMERICA. GREENCASTLE, Tuesday Evening. The Bohemian has arrived here. New York, August (Evening).—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last hours Federal operations were confined to a steady ...
... states that his army is reduced to 00,000 men, while another affirms that he is preparing to invade Maryland. The Richmond Whig, in view the present position of the South, suggests that French aid be obtained by the Confederates, as they would then have ...
... journals assert that Gen. Rosencranz shelled Chattanooga on the 21st, without giving notice his intention to do so. The Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing long continuance the war. These are either foreign intervention or successful ...
... Foreign Intelligence. AMERICA. New York, Aug. 22, Evening.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th inst., stating that during the last twenty-four hours the Federal operations were confined to a steady and continuous bombardment of Fort ...
... so. The Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing a long continuance of the war. These are either foreign intervention or successful resistance the Northern Conservatives to the abolition faction in Washington. The Whig says :— We want ...
... an advocate ; and if we receive with caution Macaulay's brilliant History of England, written, as it was, to justify the Whigs and if receive with caution M. Thiers' History of the Consulate and Career of Napoleon, written to justify the greatest ...
... removed from the Register of Voters for his county or borough ; and to offer the utmost resistance to these attempts of the Whig-Radicals or psvudo Liberals to deprive them, by such questionable means, of the franchise to which they are both justly and ...
... with the INoith and th*-so who are for the South- In fact, bocks have Ivrn made upon t-very particular struggle between the WHig- rcntc One the mutt umusing wogur* anew but the FederxU would enter Richmond before Confederates ashiagton. both parties have ...
... Richmond- Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing a long continuance of the war. These are either foreign intervention or successful resistance by the Northern Conservatives to the abolition in acrion (query faction) in Washington. The Whig says ...
... Whitfield, Harpertown Mrs. Arm- i f' Hindley Steel. Attending members—R. Pattinson, ; T. Saunders, Bellister Castle. folio whig is list of the awards: Jj SHORTHORN CATTLE. ull above two years old, £4, John Pickering, Weydon ; ' J- ' Johnston, Old Town ...
... ticklel , (or things Hoy were would strive to endespatches, and proposed the hated Consniracy Bill. Lord f orC6 it. r.usseU is Whig ariatenrat, hut lie has really dene , , j ocal ijvc IBotel artlole Slate some service m bis time. Men may denounce from tho ...
... The whole army the Gulf moving from New Orleans, its destination unknown, but supposed to .some pointjin Texas. The Richmond Whig opposes idea of arming the negroes advocated by some .Southern journals. (Latest by telegraph Father Point.) New York, Sept ...