... D)emeriara, om the 201thl ut., tile Persi:a, Roberts for l iverpol. NEW Ymni, Dl.i. 27._T li Uniteil Iumliin (litiIt ship), whilst Whig, tav al tip Cte river tI Si;s 1a11ii IDc. 21, go lt i lt lvtac itiN Csllie v'l,5, h lvi4 a th'e 1 i utra Wharves, damn ilti ...

... duly re- ported ir yesterday's Whig, in the first person, and with all the internal evidence of being his own composition. So much for the Whig's reporting staff and its accomnlished director. We plainly tell the Whig, it is not ir a position to sustain ...

... Horsman, though we were never mistaken in our first impression, that he was about as perfect a specimen of the conventional Whig school as could.be produced. His ill-success in the adminis- tration of Irish affairs has not, we think, been so much owing ...

... whose comment upon the revenue returns is ever the most shrewd and practical, when fit has not to gloze over the errors of a Whig Chan- ecellor of the Exchequer, strives hard this tine to re- f concile the tremendous fact of an income of seventy millions ...

... Legislature when Parliament has re- assembled next year. It is already tolerably evi- dent that Sir George Cornewall Lewis, our Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, will have a difficult encounter for which to prepare himself, as the feel- ings of dissatisfaction ...

... ion. We are sure that the Council of the Chamber of Commerce onter. talns n1o such opinion as that attributed to it by the Whig. Every ratepayer in the town, except some who, for particular reasons, will not be convinced by the most irrefragable evidence ...

... Assizes, that the actioa for libel brought by Mr James Kennedy, of this town, against the pro- prietors of the 2Vortherna Whig, has been settled, the defendants offering the plaintiff an apology and pay- ing their own costs. The terms of the apology ...

... hand, if Lord Palmerston, in the Address, proposes to introduce into Parliament an extended and Radicsl Reform Bill, the old Whigs vill take fire and join the Conservatives against the Government. The issue of such an event would be the certain break-up ...

... snbmlitted to tile House of Commons by Lord Palmerston himself. The Cagliari question has en- tered oil an entirely new phasis. Whigs arc no sooner ejected firomi oftico than they discover that they have been pursuing duriing tell months, their foreign policy ...

... ill their position; but wye do uot believe that it has been as- stnined for a pmurpome It is natural to tlerir illl. Tire Whigs are ill adversity uow; let its Irope tlit they will learnt it lesson tihere, and cormprelihend tire fact that kilndless anid ...

... lie iio service th ierein ntint lilt is repi inured It appears this ancieilt fill il e i9istci ned some ihm11niage hiy a, 0 whig ndiui sulmii %veehs pigo, pn ii(lie piarishi onrans objected(ni ao i-ate hbhing laidi oii fir (lie rcpairs. hut at. the seine ...

... 224 , - £41,895,671 .£41,895,671. * . . Id. MARsHALL, Chlef Cashisr. Dated .this 17th, day of June, 1859. Tan SMrUATIox.-Thd Whig-Radical honeymoon has not lasted long. 'I never thopght it would. That, gathering at WillIs's-Rooms was too ostentatious to ...