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... THE WAR IN AMERICA. New Y'ork. Aug. 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news the 20th instant, stating that during the last 21 hours the Federal operations were confined to a steady and con tiuuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from guns on Morris ...
... Exchange unchanged. Breadstnffs doll and heavy. Provisions rather firmer. {Per Reuter.) New York, August 22, Evening. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news to the 20th instant, stating that daring the last twentj-fonr hoars Federal operations were confined ...
... ■ will be ready for opening iu September, 1864, as agreed ■ proceedings, which only occupied few minutes, then terminated.— Whig. ...
... kept so far above the price of our cottons that the latter are still invariably the cheaper material. The Belfast Northern Whig, in able article, has shown that there are now linens of coarse kind not only relatively but absolutely cheaper than cottoss ...
... Sir Frank Crossley, once a Radical, but now settling down into qtjiet Whiggism ; Sir John Ramsden, once a Whig, but now impatient of the Whig yoke under the guidance of his kinsman, Mr. Horsman, are supporters the present Government. When the session ...
... FEMALE EMIGRATION FROM IRISH WORKHOUSES. [From the Northern Whig.”] An impression has gone abroad that the extensive meastres undertaken few years ago by Btards of Guardians in different parts Ireland for sending out to the British Colonies female inmates ...
... meeting (moved by Dr. Higgs, and seconded by Mr. Irwin) wore passed to Mr. Kirk, the chairman, and the meeting separated,— Whig. ...
... the Cape or in the treacherous Indian Ocean. Accounts arc looked for by disheartened relatives in both countries.— Northern Whig. ...
... 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 the Abolition intetioß [query, faction] in Washington. The Whig says—We ...
... respectable buyers, who will, no doubt, continue to attend, as the flax in this district of country is of a superior quality.— Whig. The Sham Roman Catholic Mikaci.es.— The Turin correspondent of the Temp* states that a short time a monk of Castelleone. near ...
... d to be daily gaining strength in North Carolina. The draft was proceeding in New York without dis turbanccs. The Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means ot preventing a long continuance of the war—these are either foreign intervention or successful ...
... will shortly throw Greek fire into Charleston. Two thousand troops from Lee’s army have arrived at Charleston. The Richmond Whig says that, if the Confederates evacuated Knoxville, it was for strat-igetio purposes, as the permanent occupation of Knoxville ...