Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-04
|.senjIE;IIGN NEWS.
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reek has been taken up by III
.ouuseI for the traversers. tn
.,ory Of Shiel-the. legal accu,ne,
= manly business-I ike earnesenes
The inexhaustable in1ennit 8
have oil been employed in fIs..t
PARTICULARLY WhiIesido. 4 Cor,
liver, has distinguished himself Il,
nirted By the bench, to have haes
ability, embracing great hun1 81
ice Of high order, profound 5e1al
illustrated by historic and cIaeSif I
geust | omit he ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Enough and others earnestlv en-.
case. Indeed, the bar engaged
be, particularly the Conservative
4 be greatly enhanced in public
their conduct and The devoted.
bich they flung themselves into
Bot last and worst, the unfortun.
sothe Attorney General, in cbal.
'ribbon-almost in Court, has
|cause-Geebly sustained by him
cues against the great talents |
Ested, 1t were nngeRerous to
hi given up By almost eyervbo.
Fs, in the House, pressed by Mr.. |
lie screening their officer, did not |
him; even the Times accepts |
his behalf, the arguments od |
ITO the extent of forgiveness |
but significantly not of impu, |
snce. A broad hint to withdraw |
he'd.
|O'Connell delivered his address
n Wds done. a. ha 81, -. rII.s
consisted OF manly and COM
Zeal to the jury on the general
ase, particularly in the absence
Onspiracy-the gravmen of the
,ondly,of a regular repeal speech
d from The style Of the Concili.
seemed to disappoint many who
ner flight OF eloquence, but per-
prove less affective from hav-
er unpretending and matter of
meeting of the Repeal Associa-
ne day, Lord French took the
-essed his sympathy with the
determination to Eersevere in
'ursuit of national regeneration.
E only subject, which excited
was the instruction in Spain,
led upon in every quarter as ,
0 the most disastrous conse-
immediate effect of it has been
postpone the return OF Queen
drid. Her departure had been
h Feb
iyate letter from Rome states |
ices between the Papal govern
abiret of ST. Petersburg re- ?
e unsettled state.
Tpais.-The armed Sardinia S
he Bey of 1'unis, sailed from !;
DIST 1t is composed Of two e
, to which are to be added an
and twelve gun boats. Y
cent OMNIBUS Appearances of =
RS of the crater of Monnt Ell =
that the volcano is not extin- :;
1t there may still be some dis n
Is, :
Poland An imperial ukase.
ed in Llthuania, directing The
100 Jewish families from their :
airy sensation has been caused ?
lssian nobility by the punish
ano of five noble youths be- .
military Scaool of st. Peters :
additional sentence of being r
common soldiers in the eau o
Nader attache 10 the Eng tc
ConstantinoPle had been in- il
k on the head by a Turkish
ratford Canning The Ambas- Il
ID instant satisfaction which 81
reluctantly given. The cuIprit t'
d.
arr The United States Minister, II
tantinople on the 10th ofJan- e
reat complaints of the shock. (
emily committed in Pera, so
rent are the Turkish police. Il
ed from Verna, mention the r,
of that city; by which a loss e.
t piastres has been caused. k
; Indian Mail of the LIST ofJan. ST
rs have been received to that st
Iay.
S tranquil, and likely to con- :
great cIamor against Lord FL
subsidized, and his Lordship :
y popular.
Intelligence from China comes m
OF December. Little had oc- Of
notice subsequent to the fires te
the factories on the 25th of bi
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