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... BDERALIC ACCOUNT, Whig of the inst. contains the lollow- ing account of the capture of Fort Fisher The unwelcome news of the capture of Fort Fisher, com- manding the entrance to Cape Fear River, was Inade known this morning, and occasions a sensation ...
... a vacancy created in the re- presentation of that borough, and the usual advertisements were put forth, One was—‘ Wanted, a Whig for the borough of ‘Tralee. Apply to the Square” (laughter). Another was—“ Wanted, a Tory for the borough of ‘I'ralee. Apply ...
... CAPTAIN SEMMES. Raphael the fuchmond Whig of the 21st ult. says :—* Captain Semmes is in Richmond. We learn from the Charlotte Bulletin of the 14th inst. that this distinguished commander addressed the citizens of Charlotte last evening at Trebar Hall ...
... Clerical influence is against the “O and in favour of the ‘“* Mac The latter, in fact, is now the favoured prefix There are ** Whigs a3 well as Nationalists, but the Macs” are the genuine thing—Ultramontane to the marrow MacSwixey, MacGuire, Mac- Evoy, MacCann—all ...
... command. ‘The Whig says Hood was relieved at his own request. Beaure- gard is at Tupelo. The New York Daily News says that Lincoln does not ex- pect peace, but is preparing for a vigorous campaign. The Richmond papers are very warlike. The Whig says there ...
... known whether the Conservatives will start one or two candidates, but they say one seat will be certainly wrested from the Whigs. The result of the -contest will probably depend upon the voting of Mr. Murphy's , and Lord Massereeue's knar t*. If they are ...
... whenever it may be convenient for you to visit me.—l am, very respectfully and truly yours, Jefferson Davis. The Richmond Whig of Jan 25 says: —We are very happy to learn that the President has signed the bill creating a General-iu-Chief. That bill is ...
... burg, after having been released from arrest, and on Jan. 19 made his appearance in the seat which he had had to desert. The Whig thus reports the proceedings upon the occasion :— Henry S$. Foorr, in the House of Representatives on Thursday, rose to a question ...
... pocket, or lost or mislaid by some mischance. There might possibly be no great unwillingness to serve a member of the great Whig party at the expense of one who was only a member of the great Liberal party, and it was better to make assurance doubly sure ...
... It opposes the encouragement of unofficial peue missions, and declares that the object of the country is war. The Richmond Whig has little hope that the North is Prepared to grant terms acceptable to the South, and urge preparations for war. The report ...
... hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muz- zled. He complained that ...
... they do but little in improving the habits and condition of the mass of the people. —Building News. Going Circuit. —The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, out West on a lecturing tour, had reached that place from St. Paul on skates. The distance ...