... injured by scalding. A number of men on lhe other gunboats were killad or wounded. The Albemarle was uninjured. The Richmond Whig of the 9th publishes dispatches to Secretary Mallory, ofthe Confederate Navy De- partment, announcing the destruction by the ...

... the royal speech to the distress in Ireland, and denounced what he called the systematic mis- government ol Ireland by tbe Whigs.— Sir Kobf.rt Peel controverted s-nne of Mr. Whiteside's -t„te- ments about the c ndilion of ihe Irish labouring classes, and ...

... everything being returned to s.ore, and her machinery taken to pieces. Wh.q Report on the Rksolts or the Regis- ?? Glebe (Whig ministerial organ) of last evening ?? returns of the registrations of parliamentary voters are viewed with satisfaction by ...

... The negro troops stormed 'he Confederate forts. General Butler had not reacted Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the 1 >th instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by 6ei erala Fitahugh Lee and Hampson, with be ivy loss. No particulars ...

... MESSAGE OF PRE-IDENT DAVIS. (from the Richmond Whig, Msy 4tb). Tbe message of President Davis, ss wss to be sup- posed, eonsidesing the short time which haa elspsed nace tbe adjournment of the last Congress, is not a very ong document • yet, short as ...

... aad up to 1841. under the Melbourne ministry, aa. Chief Secretary for Ireland* where be wa. universally beloved. Wheat tbe Whig, came ag.ia into powar in 1840, ba wee appointed Commissioner of Woods snd Forests, sod succeeded LordCampbell as Cfc-ea*Uur«f ...

... show that the writer of Robinson Crusoe was the hired spy and the venal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work for the Whig Government of Georgt 1. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales has most graciously consented to present the new colours to ...

... or resort to more stringent measures than at present in ! case the riots are not at once discontinued. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Thursday. The overwhelming police and military force in town has had the effect of temporarily quelling the riots ...

... utterly swep »»ay, and the old corporators got back to their sants— not exactly a* corporators, but Con-ervatives ; for, aa the Whig ministers of the day depended much lor parliamentary support »n the influence ol the newly made Town Councils, in the Town ...

... which will arrive during the hight, ought to be able to put down any disturbances, no matter how great. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Wednesday, Half-past Twelve. The riots were renewed this morning in the dis- turbed districts, and were unabated ...

... borough, you had better speak of that to Lord Towns- hend whom I have brought with me. He is a very honest man, but he is a Whig, and be watches me closely ; snd don't be surprised if in his presence I express myself ss an obstinate and prejudiced Englishman ...

... ma'am,'' replied Bridget, he has been married once. Wooden Weddings are getting to be the order ot the day. The Qui. icy Whig notices one which took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Nichols, ia that city, a few days ago. The gifts were ...