... unquestionably of Southern origin. They were first published in the Mobile Tribune, a month ago, and deceived the Biohmmoi Whig, before they reached the Free States. It belongs, tlserefore, to the Confederate and not to the' Federal press to satisfy the ...

... the only effect of which will be g to make that unfortunate people more clamorous c and less self -reliant than ever. Four Whigs voted t in that majority. The minority consisted c of Mr. STANSFELD, Mr. LEATHAN, Mr. LAwsoN, a and myself. By-and-bye ...

... skirmish at Thoroughfare Gap within the last two days. Then, if we are to judge from the following taken from the Richmnon Whig of April 80, the expectation in that city undoubtedly is that another siege is impending. That a rast strugle is about to take ...

... have all your telescopes looking ahroad; nothing iso being done at home ; here there. is universal apathy, and e the names of whigs and tories are becoming by-words. el I cannot Esee why some new combination should not beG tried. (EHear, hear.) Is there any ...

... nwing t hat cordial uiderstanding that oace com- Manded 1he respect andenauradthe peeofo Europe. t Our Toniaa upbraid the Whigs with beieg incapable of renewing the Anglo-French aNiance. We believe Stbhey might admit the charge, and challenge Lrd XALumaunr ...

... how sure is the response from his mind when that set of associations is touched upon which has made him the constitutional Whig he is proud of being. It may be pardoned to a RugsEr, and to him of all the RUSSELLS, that the shout of a great rebel- lion ...

... room of e the late Mr. WeImpstook p oa hstgs adt Cupar. L There was no apoition c the return of sir Robert e Anstruther, the whig candidate, his radical and coner e opponents having withdrawn from the field. The prweesed- .,ings were, -coseqently, boodnhoed ...

... to obtain a mere psily triumph. I should, be deeply grieved to see any man ejected from the House of Oommons, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, who can honestly and intelligently interpret the sentiments of those whom he represents. I feel a political triumph ...

... the ground. He had carte blanche to be all things to all men, so that if possible he should offend none. His muddle-headed Whig acquaint- ances were left under the impression that he was a rather Conservative Liberal, while his un-particular Tory friends ...

... In nine cases opt .of ten he believed that the borough electors decided for themselves whom they would select, and that the whig sparty had veiry little influence 'in imposing members on - boroughs. But with regard to the objections I to the bill, he thought' ...

... job. He also gave a history of his contests for Devonport, and of the mode in whi( h, as he alleged, he was opposed by the Whig Board of Admiralty.-The House went into committee of supply pro forma. TuESDAY.-Mr LOCKE KING moved for leave to bring in a ...

... obtin a mere party triumph. He should vi be deeply grieved to see any man ejected from the Houe of w Commons, whether tory, whig, or radical, if he could n4 honestlyandintelligentlyinterpret the sentimentsof those h, whom he represented. He felt o political ...