... Gulf is moving from New Orleans. Its destination is unknown, but it is a supposed to be some point in Texas. fl r The ciamond Whig opposes the idea of arming 0 t the negroes advocated by some Southern journals. , . LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER t, g POINT ...

... improperly trifling with the valable time fan interests of voters, end I for one will lend no countenance to such conducty Neither Whig nor Tory has nore right to rob a merchant or manufa- turer of his 'valulable time than they have to pick hsis. pocket, And ...

... either foreign in- terferecne, or successful resistance by the Northern Con- servaties to the aboltion faction i Washington. The Whig ?? want French aid; we are able to pay for it; let us do it. We shall then have peace, or power to wreak vengeance on our foe ...

... tried without success to obtain a seat in the Rouse of Commons. Since his election Sergeant Pigott has voted regularly with the Whig Ministry, occasionally diverging into a popular Radical vote for the ballot, and for M. Locke Ring's motion for the extension ...