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... _•^ The _^ _BohemwnJias . arrivedhere , - _('•' _^ _V ' _' _'NEW YOEK , August 22 , evening . The _. _Et ' c / _tBiond Whig ' contains Charleston news to _the _> _' _• _20 _tI _^ _insr _., stating that daring the last _twenty-four hours Federal _ ...
... THE MEM or onAsLzfrros. The Richmond Whig has Charleston news to the 20th ult., stating that during the last twentyfour hours the Federal operations were confined to a steady and continuous bombardment of Fort Sumter, from guns on Morris Island. The Federal ...
... have _anyJIdea' -how ' iviniIent ,: _deep-seated , _and _dangerous -was that _disease _in the body _poUtfc _• _which the _^ Whig ! i ' . ' unn [ CTtook ; to _^ _cme by the English Poor-la _,, w _% ct _^ o £ _4834 _. ' The tendency of the law as { nen ...
... Government having received _, no _tidings _of any _such _event _. The _report was not even _believed _in _New York . The _Richmond Whig cootinuea to declare that _Charleston will be _deapelat-ly defended ; _and all _non-combatants _lave been _urged to leave the ...
... loss. Literary gentlemen of the Whig persuasion assure us that the death at eighty of a gentleman s who was a Radical in 1815, and a fanatical Con. servative convert in 186l3, who in 1.S31 carried the bag for the Whigs, and as Patronage Secretary s and ...
... —he made alliances by marriage with the peerage. He was a successful merchant—he was a dexterous and not over - scrupulous Whig whip. Ile could speak winningly to a mob—creditably, if not impressively, to the House of Commons. With his constituency ...
... _New _Orleans . Its destination _is unknown ; _but _is _supposed to Ie some point in _Texas . • .:. _' . _The I ! ic 7 _tmoiid Whig opposes the idea of _arming the _negroes advocated by some Southern joumala . { Sy _Telegraph _to Fatlwpowt . ) • • • • • • ...
... THE SHORT-SEA, PASSAGE VIA DONAG- I I IiADEE AND PORTPATRIOK. Some two years ago, writes the Yortheris Whig, the line of railway between Newtownards and Donaghadee was completed, at a cost of about £80,000, and upwards of twelve months ago the line ...
... of the Gulf is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but is supposed to be some point in Texas. The Richmond Whig opposes the idea of arming the Ingram, advocated by some Southern journals. The French occupied Tampico on the 13th after a ...
... Tns Richmond Whig thinks there are but two means of preventing a ions continuance of the war. These are, either foreign intervention or successful resistance by the Northern Conservatives to the conscription in action in Washington. The Whig says :—We want ...
... starches now in use. 22 BREAD STREET, LONDON. Sold by all Grooms in Edinburgh. per IL to fel- aid Corea is Ike if 11, Paid to Whig BIRTH AND YOUNG CO.. 10 PRINCES STREET, AND 397 NIGH STREET. ...
... THE, FUTURE OF IRISH FLAX MANU- FACTURE. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Clothing must be had ; and, if snpplies of raw material be forthcoming, the progress of the linen manufacture must advance with the greatest rapi- dity. In making preparation for the enlarged ...