... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. FAILURE OF THE PEACE MISSION. The Bkkmond Whig, of January 25th, says:—“ We are happy to learn that the President has signed the Bill ova ting General-in-Chief. That Bill is now law. No appointment has yet been made to fill ...

... 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 iu office was au ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that there ...

... T. Waldo Sibthorp. For some few Tears the old Whig party in the city have coalesced with the Conservatives, and have enabled that body to return both members, to the signal defeat of the Liberals. The Whigs have now united with the Liberal., and a grand ...

... CONFEDERATE ACCOUNT. The Richmond Whig of the contains the following account of the capture of Fort Fisher :—“The unwelcome news of the fall of Fort Fisher, commanding the entrance to Cape Fear River, was made known this morning, and occasions a sensation ...

... T. Waldo Sibthorp. For some few years the old Whig party in the city have coalesced with the Conservatives, and have enabled that body to return both members, to the signal defeat of the liberals. The Whigs hare now united with the Liberals, and grand ...

... world more than the new. At home it has hardly any political parties worthy of the name. The distance which separates the Whigs from the Tories is so small that there is not an important member of the Conrervative opposition who has wished to 'provoke ...

... decline of resolution in this people if he attaches any importance to this convention call.’* STATE OF SAVANNAH. The Richmond Whig publishes the following account of the state of affairs in Savannah, extracted from the Augusta papers;—“ The most perfect ...

... ditto in Ireland, ditto in the British Isles. reference to the ! edition of this useful dictionary for 1856, we find the folio whig interesting facts, namely, that that year there were published the United Kingdom 799 journals; of these 37 papers were issued ...

... contrived do more cleverly than by the Speech which he put into the mouths of the Royal Comuiissuncrs. A clever aud thoroughgoing Whig Premier would have reminded the House uf Commons that the Bill which had previously been recommended for amending the repr ...

... tires climates. To Europeans, therefore, • reaideseexbrced, and for sae a mild and Mamma ii nqUirads drengthselog the and rev- Whig ermetion of bile, Cockle's Pills ciniidently recommended, Morin new stood the test of public opinion upwards of 62 bozo, at ...

... Confederate notes in their stockings, and each of them was wearing four or five shirts and three or four pairs of pants. —Richmond Whig. A Romance of the Harem.—A young Belgian girl named Cordelier—the niece of the proprietress of a wellknown English shop in ...

... generally known 'that the Marquis of Exbter gave th'e deceased poet an innuity of £15 from' 1820 tillhis death Iin 1864. - I . ; WHIG PATRONAGE.-The death of Mr Greville has rendered vacant the post of Clerki of the Council. , This is worth no less than £8 ...