The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-18
Arrival Of The Steamer Hibernia.
7.DsysLate1 from Europe.

7DaysLate. from Europe.
At two 0 clock Thursday morning the
following despatch of the Steamer Hiber-
MAS news reached us from our correspon-
dent at St. Johns, N. 3.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
Sr. JouN's, y. B., Aug. 1910 P. M.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax
Yesterday afternoon, and in few minutes
afterwards your overland express started
with the news, but, owing 10 We
~ dense fog in the Bayou Fundy, the ex-
press steamer was detained about twenty
hours, thus preventing you frcm getting
the Eews that much earlier.
Hungarian War.
The Hungarians continue successful!
They have defeated and out-manGuyred
the combined armies, placing The Austri-
ans in peril, and cutting off the Russians
from their base Of operations.
The three grand divisions of the Hunga-
sian army, under BEN, Dembinski and
Georgey, are in full communication with
each other and ready to act in concert
their respective positions being rendered
secure by the nature Of the country. The
whole population are assisting the Hunga-
sians by buying the food, horses, &C., and
giving Intelligence Of tn. enemy's move
meats.
The London News of the third contains
Vienna dates to the 2sth July. Lord
Palmerston's speech fell like a thunder
clap upon the Ministers. The news Of
Georgey's victory over the Russians at Co
asser, and his entry into Rostham, came at
the Same time. There were rumors even
of the Austrian Generals having instruc-
iions to negotiate for peace.
It is reported that Sonora has surrender
ed to the Magyars. Ban Jellachich was
continuing his retreat to the South OF Ser
via. General BEN announces his great
rictory i'll three words, which are as fol-
OWE, viz:---"BEul" ''BAMw-"BArM."
In later dispatch he says: ''Our army has
row to conquer but two Generals more"
Letters from Cracow. Of the 23d OF June
STATE that number ofRussian troops, who
acre on the point Of leaving that city for
ssungary, had received COULTER orders.
Seventy railway wagons had arrived al
Cas-" .;,,,ed with wounded Russians SOL
t.ia;s ::oln hungary. A postscript in a
y,:vH.~I,, -r.c ofthe 18th, giving accounts
:.5n. 2>u.galT through Paris and Vienna,
larauucej c-,tan! attic at Ezlaw, in
which Tbs :1rgellatus were victorious.
I.aT-a@gs liza. y0a troops OF DembinsEi
aNl Ia:S.e-yitcn, came to an engagement
-r!:gi. ended in the total defeat OF the Rus
a!sH forces. General Hayman is described
AZ icing in most perilous condition. The
Mayer Generals are masters the whole
line from Esey to Asova, having direct
communication with Belgrade and the
Turkish provinces.
On the 18th ofJuly desperate battle
was fought at Wailzen, between the Rus
SANS, commanded by Paskaiwi,ch, and
the Hungariahs, under, Georgy, in which
the latter were completely victorious.
The army OF Georgy broke through The
lines oil the enemy, and marched North,
thus eii'ecting junction with the main
army.
\ letter from The Secretary Of War
says that the charges of the Hungarians
uHon paskalwtch's divisions were ire
nendous, and the Russians were COM
peteIy borne down and compelled to
yield before the terrible Gus laught of the
enrayed Magyars, who fought with un-
sxampled courage and'darlng. Another
letter describes the Russian retreat to
Donakess before Dcnberskies hnzzars, as
a disordesly flight, and says that The Rus
slams were only saved from annlhi lation
by the timely arrival of Cen. Ramberg.
II was admitted in Vienna on the 18th
that the yictory'ot the Hungarians was
complete.
There has been change in the Aus
trian ministry.
France.
The President of France is on a tour TO
the south. On his return to Paris he is
to review the whole of the army OF the
Seine, amounting 10 10000 men 1.-The
spectacle is fixed for the 18th of Au-
gus.
There seems to be every prospect of a
most abundant harvest. In some depart
ments the wheat has already been cut,
under the most favorable circumstances.
The funds also are on the advance, so
tha, national prosperity seems to be with
in the grasp of the government.
The President is still accused OF aspi-
fling tuthe imperial crown.
Italy.
Although the French have restored
Me Government ofthe Pope at Rome,
they had not succeeded in persuading his
Holiness to return to the Vatican.