... fears that the Wilmington fleet may be compelled on account of bad weather to return to Fortress Monroe for and. The Richmond Whig says Porter will discover he has undertaken an impracticable thing in the attempt to reduce Wilmington. It is estimated that ...

... De Grey, son of Lord Walaingham, a candidate in opposition to Mr. B. Gordon, the Whig sitting member for the division. There is at present a compromise between the Whig and Conservative leaders, Mr. (J. W. P. Bentinck and Mr. Guidon having been returned ...

... rebellion ia no more. The Confederate journals, on the other hand, do not admit that the loss so serious, though the Richmond Whig, anticipating the capture says, Come what may, the Southern cause must upheld. About the same time that these : events were ...

... B. Imp mudower steaks bodily of your ertnilans.— Joao% 6, Paralleastrort, Livertemi. HINT% ON THE MANAGEMENT OP' VIZ AIL Whig. ken, ft., with Teitiorslais, List of Avon, to., allot Poet for four penny sworn NOW THYMILF 110 Oi urxat. GRA PM Off WAIF ...

... army remains—destroy that, and the rebellion is no more. The comments of the Richmond press have not been received, hut the Whig, as if anticipating the capture, says, Come what may, the cause must be upheld. The Despatch says, Even were Charleston ...

... TAYLOR again had been as careful for the truth as for passing applause, he would have said that the Liberal or at any rate the Whig Party had promised a democratic measure of Reform as the price of office, and that when their object was gained they put their ...

... Gap Canal on Sunday, but the waters of the James failed to flow. The canal is now regarded as a total failure. The Richmond Whig says the damage to the lead-works at Wytheeville and the salt mills at Saltville is being rapidly repaired. Sherman writes ...

... took«tllB* to OoS ßJfllb his decision* Wo (Herts Guardian) hear it hw toon derided that tta Hon. H. Cowper is to be the only Whig candidate at the next county election for Herts, as it ia thought that ta wUI tave s Better chance of success far stand- ing ...

... popular Hones of Assembly also. They knew, perfectly well, that they might tell toe colour bf fta county representatives, whether Whig or Tory, by taking a map aad painting fa buff or bias, or whatever the' colours were, the large territories of the great landowners ...

... aristocracy. Indirectly &large portion of the popular House of assembly is elected by the owner of the soil in the counties, be he Whig or Tory. Taking a map and paint' ing it red or blue, according to the party to which the great landowner belongs, will sho* ...

... peace would be to recognise the nationality of the South. The Richmond papers generally oppose the visit of Mr. Blair. The Whig says the Blairs deserve hanging. The Examiner warns the Government against fraternising with individual enemies and spies, ...

... sharpening of needles and pint, by connecting a bundle of wire* with tbe negative pole in a moat ingenious manna. The Northern Whig announces the dath of Frances Anne, Marchioness of Londonderry, at eleven o'clock on Friday week. Earl Vane, ha eldest wn, ...