... MEBSSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS. [From the Richmond Whig, May 4.] The message of President Davis, as was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment of the last Congress, is not a very long docu- ment; yet short as it ...

... presence. During the past week, thirty-six wrecks were rst ported, making a total for the present year of 472. T The Northems Whig states tlrt Robert Thompson Quinton, a clerk in the Cookstownf branch of the Ulster Banking company, has absconded, takingwith ...

... for the trial of these prisoners will isse; they will come before the regular judge of aize at the anual time.-puortkcsed Whig. BFut Sxar ?? cut from bears, which are said to have been an invention of IL Alesandrc Dumas, are not a ehimera, at least in ...

... patronage, the latter by actually appearing in full uniform at an electoral meeting, and waving his white hand- kerchief for the Whig candidate. It appears that Mr. Fi&1rXDw in his speeches to the electors at Devonport, had accused Sir B. WnxPx of having stopped ...

... public of the new Salford-bridge just erected across the Irwell, between Victoria-bridge and the railw ay bridge. The N~orthern Whig states that there have beei 147 peeple injured at Belfast with gusashot wouds, of which seven have already been fatal Theremus ...

... rasiril vfa e0tod, nsbeing of toofanciful and fantastic aBE:re. Lord John Rtoaol's little Bill obtained no tfavor at ?? Some Whigs and self-styled a ?? it wvent too far; others, seeingthere so -a chanco of itfs being carried, declared it did not p! o:rat-ulh; ...

... poisoned by eating a mixture of sugar and arsenic, which had been spread on a plate for lcilling flies. 'hie Neoreiv ie Sk Whig states that a custom prevails extensively in the north of Ireland of knocking off the horns of cows before sending them over ...

... Gladstone and Earl Russell, too Insignificant ard contemptible, to be Individually cpeaofiad. They consist of Old mulish Whigs, pompous Peelites, recreant and need up Radicals. As for Gladstone, he ir, in his politloal capacity, simply a rhesorloal fianoler ...

... mise- rable and criminal dynastic arrangement known as the Treaty of London. The Tories were even more emphatic than the Whigs in proclaiming that they were against war. Now, all this may be very satisfactory; but it is a thousand pities, for the sake ...

... tl': Mr. Bibton: No doubt lie did, my ]zII tbill I , own old ones behind tim. (Great li llSii' r la - story of while the Whigs were bLtlim- fi, 'ii away with their clothes. The leari n I l. ceededatconsidemable length to au'gl, tint h . 5t Mr. Millhouse ...

... miller replied, I would rather trust my soul to the mercy of God, than trust Mr. Stirling's head into the hands of the d-d Whigs, thirsting for his blood. Now, whatever may be thought of the ethical prin- ciples which determined the conduct of the miller ...

... by his party to their mast, we cannot at any rate congratulate hsim on the orthodoxy with which he has maintained the great Whig doctrines of retrenchment and reform. It can have hardly failed to occur to the more thinking politicians in this country that ...