... enemy had been driven from several positions, but still confronted him. He cautured 20 guns and 2,500 prisoners. The Rich- mond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 5,000 raeu, including six generals killed and seven wounded. The Fedeial loss is estimated ...

... General Lee issued a congratu- latory order to his troops, announcing the vistory of General Bragg at Chickamanga. 'The Richmond Whig of the 29th ult., denounces the British government for detaining the Confederate rains in the Mersey. POLAND Beeslau (no date) ...

... Creeds, Liturgies, and Codes of Ecclesiastical Canons in the New Testament,' and several sermons. In the same year (1831), the Whigs being then in office, he was consecrated Archbishop of Dublin, and Bishop of Glendalough ; and since 1816 he had also been ...

... and that tl»e case they would hear deal about reform. Reform had become a magical word. It bad but to pronounced Toriea or Whigs, Conservative* or Radicals, kings or people, and Inoutaoda were ready, with ctpectatioo, to rally around , ita aUodard. It ...

... now MarqaM of Town*bend) Miowed geoilsmaa who waa supported Cos-ervalivaa; and Coventry the teat held by U-e •• Ne-tor of the Whig*.'* tba late Right Hon. Edward Ellice, baa passed Into tbe bsoda of rabid Tory. A general elaction eaxt ia many pereoas non*lda ...

... have certainly had provided for them abundance ol food for cogitation and discussion iv the proceedings of some members of the Whig government during the few mouths that have elapsed siuce its close. The Pre- mier, with that remarkable facility of speech ...

... CHORAL UNION. .JS&gsJ^ THE ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL a*flF3&fft*i^ STEAM NAVIGATION COMIaN? llftsvtfSSlPmyS^, (LIMITED.)— The folk-whig magnificent ...

... ; into what limbo of oblivion, of thankfulness and repose, have fallen the magnificent utterances of former days, when the Whigs had found a mare's-nest at Plymouth, Windsor, or Chatham ? If we could persuade our- selves that there existed in the Cabinet ...