... Bfebmaod, though they have left laaliug memento the charred and blackened rains of tbs portion of oar baeatifnl city.—BicAeumd Whig. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. (Free* the Timet' City Article.) The discount demand tbs Bank /aaterda/ was of average character ...

... will rw aall mow for lha Cona-r»«ti»e», and that « likaly u> gain from tha Whig rank* many important aaaaaaiaoa, hacaidad tha ?otaa agaiaat Bainaa of Ttriaoa aciona of bigbaat Whig faailiaa. Too gtaat a aignihaanaa may. indaad, aoma ba atUibotad laat Monday ...

... attempt* » 101 l oppoeitjan, whioh. is their own way, *r# diaboneataa maso “oonpacla between the Rem** Catholic party and the Whig*, with lb* addition being blondera at wall crime*. Another peculiarly Irish grievaaea wastbe aabjeat inquiry this week aeleet ...

... aced, supplied by J. W. Oresr. M-rcbanl«’ qray. and war sown tba April last.—.Vrwej, Tfl graph. Cbanok Motto—Tbs Richmond Whig, wbosa motto ia Sic S'a'prr Tyrannu, has dropped it at tba reqaast of tbs Protest Mtisbal-General. the palmers town FLAX. ...

... struggle ; and if qoaliliea and exertion* «qnal or aoparior tboee of the Whigs are not exhibited by their opponenta. It nerds little political sagacity to foretell resnlte : Whig Ministry in power, and Conservative Ad ministration of power. Ireland now ...

... gr bribe, but Charles Howard threaded tbs Highlands in safely with pries of twice that sum set b;a -aJ. and the stanchest W'hig I of the days of Walpole could hardly have wished it had been otherwise. By and by. when paaaiou I cool down, and the Secession ...

... against oar institutions as they then stood, bad been raised for party purpoaes, and that the only establishment which the Whigs really thought it a national necessity to pull down was the Government of Lord Derby. Then this ruspioion of insincerity or ...

... feeble usture of the c.iae illlltblt , , lb ,t If . gr..l ooulm which tbe promotcre made, it seemed highly pro- was Urmad, of Whig were returned b.ble from esrly period thu. bill would be rejected but citizen* hardly anticipated that lb , lactios baveever ...

... forced us. The Crown has all the requisite authority forcoovening and consulting the clergy, and the obstruction lie* with a Whig Ministry, too lukewarm or too hostile to grant what ia enjoyed across the Channel. Can anything be mow inealtiog than see the ...

... present repreeentatire, are eqnallj so bis retnrn. representation of the county ANTRIM. Belfast, Tussdsy Morniog. Ths Nor them Whig underetends that it intendsd lb.ri> .lull b. . rtung. >b. r.pr-.nuUon oi tU. nonnty. Colon.l P.b.nb.m la «lu., in bu .tud Adulr ...

... Boaocon or Wbxfobd —The Wexford Constitution there are good reawus for belie*log that Sir James Power will contest the coanl> the Whig interest at the impending election. A correspondent informs ns that understand* that party will pnt forward two oandidates ...

... so recent in our recollection. that turn with a not very logical expectation amusement the b> ...