The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at
Boston, from England, on Saturday last.
The news is seven days later The most
important news is the continued war IN
Europe.
The English Parliament is still IN SEES
s1on.-A bill modifying the Navigation
Laws has passed the House of Lords.
France is greatly agitated by the re-
pulse of the French Troops sent to Italy
under Gen. Oudinott, to re-establish the
Pope, who was compelled to fly from
Rome, some months ago, and to seek
shelter at Cevlta Veecha.
WAY in SaXOny.
Frighttul Confict.-The whole of Con
tinental Europe seems ready to burst in
to one general conhagration. The quar-
rels between the Pariaments throughout
the variots divisions Of Germany and
their respective Princes, has reached the
highest pitch, and in Saxony irightlul
conflict has already taken place.
The people, or rather the red Republi
can party, fought with the troops during
seven hours on the 9Th inst, and a great
loss of lite occurred. The railways
were displaced in order to prevent troops
from Berlin from arriving, but sufli-
cient force of Prussians having come up
opportunely, momentarv tranquility
was secured by sheer military force.
The fight, however, was renewed on the
9Th, and frightful cannonading lasted
all day until night separated the COM
ba1ants.
On the 7lh, the battle was again re-
ncwcd at 4 o'clock in the morning, and
the most deadly warfare was going on in
the streets by the latest advices; up to
+ o'clock of that day.
Intelligence from Dresden to the Sth
states that hosilties still ragged between
the royalists and insurgents to the disad
vantage of the lattes; without any imme
diate prospect Of its termination.
The members Of the Provisional gov
eminent had been outawed and rewards
offered for their appre hension.
Disturbance at Leipsic.-At Leipsic al
so disturbances had broken out. but after
short struggle between the military and
the populace they were suppressed.
Several OF the rioters were killed.
instruction at BreSlau.-Account
from Berlin to the Sth, state that an in.
surlection had broken GU at Bresau on
the 9th. Or the eth, the troops and the
people were fighting in the city
1t was also rumored that an iasurrec-
ton had broken out at Coblentz.
SUCCESS OF THE HUNGARIANS.
austrian Empire Endangrcd.-WhiIe
these commissions are taking place, the
Austrian Empire is in actual danger of
dissolution by the continual successes of
the Hungarians.-They are in posses,
sion OF Grau and Raab and RyradG.
Russians Marching Against tie Victori-
Gus Uungm ianS In the meantime, Rus
sa is advancing large body OF troops
against the victorious Hungarians. But
all accounts concur in representing the
excitement ofthe Hungarians as raised
to the hIghest pitch, and that something
more than the United forces of Austria
and Russia will be required to quell this
natural instruction.
Revolution Contemplated IN GaNcia.-
Active endeavors are being made to Gre
ate revolution in Gallicia, and in fact
from Posen to Perth the whole country
is involved or on the brink of actual hos
tilitles.
English and French disapproved Of
Russian Interference in Hungarian affairs
The important fact is stated in the Lon
don papers of the 18th inst, that joint
note, the production of the courts of
Great Britain and France, has been ad-
dressed TO the court OF Petersburg, init
mating their disapproval ofthe interven
ton of Russia in the Austrian Hungarian
disputes, and insisting that such interler
ence be withdrawn.
ITALY.
The advance Of the French Troops in
Italy checked by the Republlcans.-In
Italy the advance OF the French Expedi
ton towards Rome has been checked by
the resistance OF the Republicans Of the
Roman States.
In two encounters the French We're
driven back with great loss, and Capt
Oudinott, relation Of the General, was
taken prisoner.
Gen. Oudinott, unprepared for such
reception, has withdrawn his troops
four leagues from the city, and there
waits for reinforcements and further in
structons from his COVE rnment.
The French lost $50 in killed and 400
wounded A French paper says that
the check which the French troops have
met with in the Papal States has moved
all France to the centre, and touched
the people upon their tenderest point
the glory of France in Italy.
The French General marched on the
9th ult, from Cevita Veechia. The &C.