... 7th inst. does not exceed 300 in killed, wounded, and missing. The enemy's loss is estimated by Gen. Butler at lie. The ?? Whig, of the 8tb, speaking of, this battle, has the following ?? gallant General Gregg, commanding a Texas brigade, fell in the ...

... cad the infantrymen) glided along through the brilliant light like the gllostly spectres of horrid war. Froen tee Richmond Whig, Nov. 19.) There no longer remaine any dulobt that Sherman has torn up the Atlanta and Chattalonga Railroad, boldtly cut himself ...

... Right Hon. Gentleman then proceeded to censure the mis. government to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whig Administration, and especially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was ...

... proposing this toast, and as her Majesty's Vovernment held their present offices with the consent and with the approbation both of Whigs and Tories, he was sure they would not consider he was touching on the domain of politics in giving the toast in question. ...

... emigration to America, andcomplainiedof the nilsgoviernment which Ireland had been systematically sub- jectetd to under the Whigs. Sir Robert Peel replied, and contended that the emigration to America had not boon so great as Mr. White- side had stated ...

... federates, The regro troops stormed the Con. federate forts. Butler bad not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the 15th instant repsrts the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fl'itzhugh Lee and Hampton with heavy loss. No particulars ...

... , and soon certain flags should cease'to flutt'erin. an Iriih breeze, certain tyrants should' bite' the dust, and certain Whigs, with their . abettorn and supporteis, fly to the mountain to' avoid, the avengingpbower of ani'outraged people., But, sir ...

... oae wa.s taie indi ferencetof-the country; and join&ed t6o this M&r.Stoltt 'evidently thinks wai the nttaifiiffirencd of thu Whig leaders tahnselvet They'*ere gladhe believes, to ste the question cushioned and as he notes that Mr. Mackdinuon; the Member ...

... appear. Perhaps- the Mormons here may classify themselves on the principle of the old Mississippi militia, which the Vtc bwu-rg Whig, before the outbreak of the war, de- clared to consist of 10 brigadier-generals, 60 colonels, G00 captains, 10,000 sergeants ...

... Examizer. on the 1st instant, headed Alleged -Defaleation in the Treasury Department-Astonishing Developments,- 1ishimiod Whig, Aug.' 16. THE CZAn or, Russn.-The Emperor Alex- ander has paid a visit to Moscow, his. native city, before proceeding to join ...

... committed prisoner to -the Tower of London. I' caused great astou!ns- ) icnt and some indignation on the part of Argyll and the Whigs when, nctwithstanding his known sentinents, he was raised on his mnotber's resigoration to all the dionities of tbefamily ...

... 1832, he wrote on the same day to the Duke of Wellington to congratulate him on the salvation of the Con- stitutioll from the Whigs, and to Lord Grey to condole with him on its pending destruc- tion by the Tories, and enclosed the letters in the wrong envelopes; ...