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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

CATTLE SHOW. The Third Cattle Show
and Exhibition of Agricultural imple-
ments and products, &C., commenced at
Baltimore City on Wednesday morning
last. The display Of stock, &C., is SAID to
be exceedingly fine. 1t is unfortunate for
we Cecil folk, that the Exhibitions of the
State Society always take place during
our October Court at which time so many
of us are compelled to remain at home
Among the Stock from Cecil county
on exhibition we note the following:
"GpneraI Taylor" short horned steer,
weighing 3,l00 pounds, and SIX years old
22d August, 1850. Deposited by Mr..
Amos Ewing.
Devon bull; "Harford," Devon helf-r
II months old. and hall breed Devon
COW, 2 years and 4 months old. Dppos-
tied by Mr.. Sidney G.. Fisher.
Durham bull, fourteen months old. De-
posted by Rev. Mr. McInlre
Three Berkshire hogs, b, Mr. Sidney
G. Fisher.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

TIE CONTESTED ELEcT.oN-True to
their promise the locoiocos have induced
Robert NJ. WAlmsley Esq, to institute
proceedings TO contest the election of
John P. Bennett, Esq, Commissioner for
the Third Election District OF Cecil coun
ty.
So far as Mr. Walmsley Is concerned
we have but little to say, scarcely think
ing that he IS at the bottom OF the matter:
Certainly 1t is a very small and very un-
manly business on his part, for he knows
that by his own personal efforts he at
tempted to get votes illegally, and IN our
private opinion he is about the last man
who should complain of being cheated
either politically or in any other manner.
The matter will be tried; for the loco
foco party have raised money and paid
large fees, as we understand, TO distant
lawyers to attend to it. Henry MAY,
Esq, Of Baltimore, formerly OF the Dis
trlbt of Columbia, has been brought here
10 attend to the case, and another very
prominent lawyer of Baltimore city has
also been employed by them: 1t is
doubtful whether the County court have
Jurisdiction IN the matter-that is to be
argued and decided, and as the whole
question is one vital importance to the
people, it most probably will not come
on until the April court, for there must
be time given to prepare for it.
We have only time now to say to the
wings OF the county at large, that the
charge by the Iocofoces of,h's district that
the wings Of ae district have cheated
them, is base and infamous charge
That there may have been some Illegal
voting on each side is probable-strange
if there were not, for We do not rempm-
Der 10 have known an election at whicl.
some cases Of the kind did not occur, but
that there was any more unfairness on
the part Of the wings than on the part OF
the locofocos is most untrue. The same
scoundrels who have devoted their lives
to political cheating and rascality are now
trumpetlng the charge abroad we shall
see the result.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26
COnsfabEc's sal.

nY virtue Of u writ Of hrr inclas issued by
hAndrew Orr Esp, one of,he Justices OF ,he
Peace in and for Cecil courly, at the sui, of
A lien Anderson, and TO me directed, against
the goods, chattles, lands and ,cncments Of
Christopher Durham; have taken into exccu-
tion all the right, title. interest, claim and cs-
tate Of the said Christopher Durham, at law
and in equity, in and TO twsn,y acres OF unim
proved Land, lying and being in Cecil county.
near the village of Port Deposit, il being part OF
a tract ofIand owned by the lato Able Whitaker,
and nd joining tho lands Of Edward Physi"k and
others; this land is vsy susceptible Of improves
mcnt and the situation healthy.
And ! hereby give notice, that on MON
DAY. the 18th day Of November next, At the
hotei OF Joseph McMnen, m the village Of
Port Deposit, at 10 O'Clock, ! will offer The said
l,nd at Public Sale to the highest bidder for
cash, to ratisfy said feri Facias.
JOHN G. WATERS,
cc. ais lssssj ceust.
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ANOTHER LAWYER. - John A. J Cres-
we'll ESQ.,, was admitted to the bar, in Ce-
Gil county court, on Tuesday last. He
passed his examination with great credit.
and Is one Of the most promising young
men not only in this county, but Of the
State. II lite and health oe spared him
honors and influence await him, for he
has in an uncommon degree, the talents,
the energy, and the high-toned gem
slrmanly department, that cannot fail to
lead HIM to the higher walks OF his pro-
teslion and to stations Of trust and prefer
mpnt,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

HE SLAVE SUIT - he Philadelphia
papers Of yesterday have the following
notice Of Maryland slave cas-. now
pending in that city, and which ". no.
ticed on Saturday last. 1t has no con-
nec,ion with the late arrest her. L der
the new fugitive slave law:
US. rcWt touu---J"doc Gr,cr -
Cecil Oliver, ct. al. Y. Stephen Wrak'ev
ct. al. Thi- case for the recovery of
damages agaidst the defendants, for enti-
clng away at Carlisle, and s4creting
twelve slaves belonging to the plaintiffs,
(which has been before noticr,,) is all
under trial.
The witnesses for the prosecution ap-
pear TO BE- very unwilling ones and il is
with the utmost difficulty that their
knowledge Of the facts connected with
the case can be obtained from them.
Hence the case proceeds very slowly.
1t appears from the evidence tina, the
! slaves were secreted in barn belonging
10 one Of the defendants until after dark,
wnen they were removed in wagons be.
longing to Mr.. Cauffnan, and others OF
the defendants, to place OF safety. Thus
tar, all the defendants have been connec
ted either intimately or remotely connect
ed in the Transaction, by the testimony
The cas- will occupy probably the better
port Of next week.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON:, ND .
Saturday October 2S 1850.
To READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS

To READERS AND CORRESPONDENCE
On the Isl page we give No III of the
series of humorous sketches by Scraggs
the Neal OF Arkansas: SHOW it Rams
is fine poetic article, by "Anselmo
alias David Scott Esq, OF Oak Dell.
"Linesto Young Girl Weeping by
Kate will be printed next week. They
were misplaced, else they would have APP
peared ere tins.
We were vexed that the beautiful lines
on "Auumn" last week, were marred
by some photographed errors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

The Population of Baltimore, i, is esti-
mated from the census returns already in {,
will amount to 100000, and perhaps
$4,000.
DR.. James Higgins, the State Agricul.
tur'st, has announced his lectures in Mont-
g"lnery county upon Agricultural Chem
ls'ry. After going through the districts,
he gives three lectures in Rockville on
the 18th, 18th, and l4'h of November
FULL RETURNS OF THn GOVERNOR s
El.EcTloS.-By the Proclamation OF the
Chanc"i'or, it appears that Nr loves
majority in the State - 1872.
The ten,r"vrlle TINES saws bilious
dysentelv prevails TO an unusual rxtr t
upon The Eastern Shore OF Mar, laah at
the present time.
GEN HousToS. ST. Aucu,t,-e
(TexaS) Herald has raised the flag OF the
hero of San Jacin,o tor President IN 1859.
Gy"Jesse r. Dow, the port, died in
Washington on "Wednesday last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

MIss FILLMORE. None Of the articles
on exhibition at the Fair Of the .Amer,-
can Institute in New York, just now at
tracts mere notice than large Gothic
arm char, backed and cushioned with
beautifully wrought neealrwork in worst
ed, the handiwork OF tn. daugh.,r Of
NIlIIard Fillmore, President OF the United
States
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

gfThe newly elected Commissioners
Court for Cecil county, met aid qualified
on Monday last, the 2lst inst. They Or
ganized by electing Thomas c. Crook
shanks Esq, President, and P. c, Rick
etts, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

The WAyor THE PGlNTEI-A. Thomp
son, Esq, EDITOR OF the Ol-ntangy (Ohio)
Gazette, and formerly a journsvman prn.
ter in the office OF the " estm,ns,rr MIDI
Carrollonian, has just been lsot, d to the
Ohio State Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

LARGE APPLES. Some of the finest
apples OF the season were raised by John
Jsnney Esq, Of this county. We have
now lying before us a fiat pippin from his
orchard measuring twelve inches and a
haltIn circumference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

HARD TO REAr.-Henry w Houck, of
Hampstead District, IN Carroll county,
raised cucumber during the last season,
measuring IS inches IN length. 10 in
ches round and weighing five and hall
pounds.
Mr. George w, Bowersox, Of West
rnlnster, has Redsh, raised in his gar.
den, weighing ten and hllfpounds,-
measures II inches in length and twenty
in BREADTH TCarroltonian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

HrGE LUMP ~ GoLp.-The Sacramen
% Transcript, OF the l4th uIt. says that
report had been received that a lump of
gold and quartz, weighing upwards OF
I u b. q lred pounds, had b. en- found near
Nevada city. The men who found it
were offered $25 900 for it, which they
refused.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

MAMMOTH Ok. Al the Fair of the
American Institute New York, there Is
rn OK supposed to br the Target ever
known. He is truly Of American stock,
and will be exhibited at the approaching
Worries Faii in London The ANIMAL is
8 yeaIs, 1874 hands high. and measures
IL feet in length and II in garth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

WENrw"RrA's DSrRlcr.-The rssig-
nation OF Mr.. WIN. B. Ogden as candi.
date Tor Congress, to succeed John Vent
worth in Illinois, has disappointed some
OF his pariizans. and II. H. Blot'geu has
been already proposed as candidate to
run against Mo!ony, IN whose favor Ogden
Withdrew,
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tomorrow.

UWe learn with regret that Col.
Joseph Wickes had his pocket picked Of
some 81 200 on Wednesday, in Baltimore
city. The city is said to be .hronged with
pickpockets at present.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

TDNrERANcE IN THE NAvv.-A letter
from Rio. dated Srpt.5, SAYS that no,
drop OF grog is served on board thr trigate
Congress. The or, u, OF their own ac-
cord, stopped il, be.ere the late act of
Congress was h card OF.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Oct, % 1850.

WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Oct. % 1850.
From the Delaware Journal
heat Flour 573s GOO
White Wheat, los
Bed Wheat 100
Flaxsced, les
Corn, .s IS
Corn Meal, per bushel; 10
Plaster, from yard' s,3e
Salt, ground and Aum.) 80 a 80
Clover Seed, (irom stole)
prime, 4,25 40
Potatoes IS SO
Reported tor the Baltimore SUM-
BALTIMORE MAEKET--. Thursday. Thrrc
rs no special change To notice in -four: we
note sales to-day OF 100 nbls Howard st
-four at 1862, and 300 City Mills at
the same price: corn meal and ye flour
unchanged.
The receipts Of wheat are fair. Sales Of
good Ia pr me- r"d at 9Acts a 81: white
| ,05 Sl.20, and such AZ is suitable, tor
family flour, $l.l5 Corn is quiet: white
SO 60, and yellow 6Lc,s. Oats 3la SO
cents. Rye 60 cents.
Photographed for The Baltimore SInl
Condition tine Markets, SC.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-Flour con-
t,nues rather dull sa.s OF 700 Bills at
$+,3l tor Common Standard bra nds; better
brands 4,S7 81, and extra 5,3Ga s. a..
Corn meal $3,l2A. Rye -four unch.n-
ged
Grain steady ssles oi rcd wheat a. ! ,o2
81 ,04, and white los $l,10. Corn
Rrm at 62cts tor white. and 81 G5cts
for yellow. Oats 80 4lc's. Rye 70
all cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

UThe sitting of the county Court
has so disturbed the usual order of bus
mess here, that W. have had but little
time to give to The Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

A PREcocloUs COUPLE. One oil the
census takers for Greene county, MIR.
Mccoy, says the Xenia (Ohio) Torch
light, informs US of an instance Of precoc-
,ty that came under his observation ia
the eastern part Of that county, which
W. venture to say is Unparalleled IN this
latitude. The parties are married
couple, the husband IS, and the wife l6.
They have been married about tour years
and have two chldren-one OF which IS
over three years OF age, and the other
over ONE. TIA younger couple than they
have commenced "adding to the glory
and greatness of their country We hope
70 hear of it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

PATENTS Among the patents issued to
the 22d instant, is one To Edward s Rem
wick, OF Washington for improved wrought
iron railroad chair.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

MEssRs ROMAN AN MIGHT'VE
learn from correspondence published in
the Hagerstown Herald, tina, the late d'i-
6culty between the Hon ]. Dixon Rum n
and DR.. Maglll, originated from the fact
that the former in political speech re-
hec,ed severely upon the Nineteen, which
induced the latter to publish commune
cation offensive to Mr.. Roman and cauS-
ing him to send DR.. MagIlI challenge,
which was accepted. Hon. William B.
Clarke acted as the friend of Mr. Roman,
and Hon. Henry Bednger as the friend OF
Dr.. Magil and through their efforts the
whole difficulty was amncably settled.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

FLon,pA Observation-Disclosures Rebuked
The election OF Mr.. CabeIl to Congress,
from Florida, over Major Beard, Is an EN-
phatic rebuke to disunionism. The follow
ing declaration from the two candidates
shows the platform on which each stood:
Gin the Florida Republican Of the l5'h
inst. (Aug.) l am charged with the Deci.
ration that would prefer Dissolution OF
the Union TO the passage Of the late bill,
now no more, which was misnamed the
Compromise bill.
Il acknowledge the Declaration and
shall plead justification.
JOHN BEARD"
"Major Beard is for dissolution OF the
Unlon,' because OF the passage of the
Texas Boundary, Calii' rna, and Terrific
rial Bills, which together make up the
Omnibus or compromise Bill. am
not The issues are Union or Dlsunion -
am for Union: Pea,e or War-l am for
Peace. E. Z. CARELL.
Mr.. Cabell was elected by an increased
majority over that which he formerly OBJ
tained, and so it will be in every other
State of the Union, with the exception OF
South Caroli
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

EWe are requested to mention that
a Quarterly meeting will be held at the
Methodist church in this town, to-day and
Tomorrow.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

TIE ':lIoG CRor."--A correspondent
ola mercan:il house Of Louisville, having
recently VISITED the pork packing points
on the Illinois and MissIsslppirivers, says
the number of hogs will fall very little
short Of last season. The estimate OF
hogs packed on the Illinois and Missouri
rivers, last season is 100000, including
St. LOUIS. The corn crop was never f.
ner, he adds, and this will enable feeders
TO bring all their small hogs 10 market, by
late feeding.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

THE Uvloy.--The following passage
irsm Mr.. " ebser's reply to Col. Hayne
in the Senat. of the United States on a
former occasion, when the Union was
threatened as now, will be read with re-
newed interest at the present time:
uWhen nv eyes shall he turned 10 be.
held. tor he last lime, the sun in heav-
en-. NAV not Sc him SHINING on the bro
ken and dishonored fragments OF once
glorious Union: on States discovered, dis
eordant and he|lIgrrent; on land rent
with ,lvil fruds, NJ drenched it may be,
in fra,crnal blood! Let their last feeble
and lingering glance rather behold the
glorious ensign of the Republic, known
and honored throughout the earth, still
full high advanced, its arms and trophies
streaming in their original lustre not
stripe erased or polluted, not single star
ebscured, bearing for its motto no such
miserable interrogatory as, What il all
worth! Nor those other words Of delu-
sion and folly; Liberty first and Union at
forwards; but everywhere, spread all ever
II, ample folds, as they float over the sea
and over the laad, and every wind under
the whole heavens, that other sentiment
dear TO every American heart,-Liber,y
and Union. now and forever, one and IN
..norohlp -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

In to the l2'h inst, Father Mathew
had Administered the pledge to 6,l3o
,crsons in 81. Louis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

Grand Jury.
Benjamin Miller, Josiah F. Kirk,
Jas Hasson, John Moore, farmer
Thos Prrttvman, John w Hamilton,
Benz Gibson, Benz c. Cowan,
David Scott. OF Jas. John w Wir',
John Nc rackrn, George S. BRYAN,
Hy Smthson, Tobias r. Biddl4,
Lewis Ellison, Jr., Jos Alexander,
Isaac &. Bouchell, Richard F BiddIe,
harles Oldham, Edmund Brown, Sr.
Lsand-r BiddIe, Aonzo Snow.
John Moore, (wheelright,)
Azarias Pennington, bailifr to Grand
Jury.
The following are tie Petit Jurors:
Isaac Shippers, John NJ. Flinlham
Manassah Blackburn, John Benson,
Jacob G. Howard, Sam'l. J.. England,
VIM. B Biles, John n. Black,
Robt. Montgomery, Thos. P. Jones.
David Wherry, Wash'tn Hyland,
Benz G Pearce, John w. Bouch-I1
John Mackie, Thomas Richards,
John Lincoln; VIM. Beatty,
Grrenbury Purnell, Eli Coulson,
Andrew Harvey, Joshua Hyland,
John Stump, John Cameron,
Sam'l. B. Foard,
Thomas Thackery and William Denni-
son bailiffs.
We have been but occasionally in the
Court room and do not know all CASES
that have come up. The following ha We
been tried: State against J. V. Price for
selling whiskey on Sunday; not guilty
State against Perry Harrison, negro, for
stealing wood not guilty. State against
Dennis Foreman. negro, Tor stealing corn
not guilty. State against ---Piprin
for selling whlskey On Sunday; guilty.
AT this writing Is o'clock P. M Friday,
the trial Of James A. Hynson for killing
Mr. Cully,is progressing, and Col. Groome
is addressing the jury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

CHuRcr Nor,cE Divine service may be ex-
peced in tho Presbyterian Church. Tomorrow,
m The morning a, l0l2 O'Clock, and in the
evening at I O'Clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

Cecil County CoURT.-The October
term Of Cecil county court IN now sitting
We presume it will not adjourn until
towards the last of next week, there being
a number of criminal Cases y,' to try
The following gentlemen compose the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

The Boston Chronotype states that a
Young fellow appeared in one ofth front
boxes of the Boston Theatre at the per-
Torrance on Tuesday evening, with a
piece of white cotton cloth about three
inches wide around his black hat, and a
very high paste board collar running up
each side orhis head His odd appear
ance and actions caused much Interrupt
ton, until he was finally arrested by an
officer and taken to the lock up. The
fellow stated that he had laid wager
that he could 90 through his performance
un-molested.
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The Markets.

Breadstufs. There has been but very
It'll. change in the corn market since
last week. The trade, Notwithstanding
has been dull, and but moderate sales
effected IN any article At present, fine,
sweet American -four brings OBS to 24s
Der Dbl. Sour OF all sorts 10 10 22s.
American white Wheat is ID 10 Is 3D.
per bushel; red 5s Sd per do. Indian
corn is in moderate request at 26s to 2Ss
per Dr., of 60lbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

VERMONT u. S. SENAroR.-Solomon
Foo'e, OF Rutland, has been elected by
thu Legislature of Vermont, United States
Senator tor six years, in place Of Mr..
Pie ps, whose term expires IN March
next
Nj. oo'" had plurality in both branch
rs "' the Legislature he had ID out of 90
votes il, The : nate, and on the fourth bal
lot Ia the Hous'., (Mr Phelps being with
drawnl had ia out OF 220 votes, when
the S"nat' ratified the appointment. The
vote was fooie ia, LInsley 81, Shaiter
-, Sma'lry ID, fimolhy Folett 8, Phelps
Z. Royce 2, Daniel Roberts, Jr., l 50 Mr..
foote was formerly leading member OF
ongress in the House OF Representatives,
and IS "srering whig."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

SENTENCE IF AN ABoLirIoNTsr.-Two
m-n, named McBrid. and Crooks were
recently arrested at Greensboro, N. G.
on the charge of circulating an abo ition
pamphlet, going to charge the slave-hoId-
ers with living in daily violation of the
ten commandments The trial took place
last week, when Nc Bride was declared
guilty, and Crooks no, guilty. Mcbride
vas sentenced TO one years imprisonment,
to stand III the piIlory one hour, and to
receive TWENTY lashes. lie appealed to
the Supreme court.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-10-26

A CELESTIAL IDEA The Hong
Register publishes, under the title of 'Su!-
grstions to Missionaries very strange
project which consists in arranging the
distribution of sruall publications Of the
Bible Society, and other religious tracts,
over the whole surface of China, ~
means OF balloons Upon a calculation
made Of The weight OF the tracts each
balloon could carry two thousand, which
might b. allowed to iaIl, one by one, at
short intervals. Thus, The word Of God
would fall literally like refreshing
shower over the increduous "FIowery
Land" II. after that, the Chinese should
still remain Pagans, it would be their own
fault.
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Latest Foreign News
New Yonk, Oct. %,

The steamer \sia arrived here at half
mast 10 O'Clock this morning with Liver :
pool dates to the 18th inst, and London
70 The | lth.
THE steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool
On Saturday, making the passage 10 ten
DAYS and seven hours.
The Pacific arrived on Thursday morn
ing, having mad. her passage out IN ten
DAYS and twenty hours.
The political ne rs generally IS devoid
OF interest
From France there is nothing OF spe-
cial momen. A state OF general quiet
ude prevails. ,
yhe atFlirs Of England and Ireland re
main without any new political feature
OF moment.
Denmark md the Dnchies. The Schles-
wig Helsteln army attempted to take
Freidrichstadt BY storm on the 9th, but
were rspulsed by the Danes, alter boT
harding during the preceding day, destroy
ing the large block OF houses near the
road.
The town was attacked IN the evening
by two bodies OF infantry and detach-
ment of rihemen. After desperate
struggle in which both parties must have
experienced very heavy losses, the Danes
gave way, but only to seek cover OF their
Entertainments and barricades thrown up
in the middle ofthe town. The resist
ance which thry met with here was so
violent and determined that notwlth:tand
ING the exhibition of most brilliant array
the Schleswlg Holsteiners were compel
led to retire from the town at midnight
They afterwards took up a new position,
and The conflict was to be renewed on
the following morning. The loss sustain
ed by the Schleswlg Holsteners is yet
unknown. Both sides behaved extreme
" well. General Willisen writes his
despatch IN very desperate tone The
Holsleiners now find they are in want OF
,unds, and have made most urgent appeals
to United Germany.
The state OF Germany itself continues
to excite great alarm.
Austria and Prussia seem upon the
verge Of an open rupture, and the posi-
tion of liesse Cassel and several other Of
the German States renders the relations
oil the great German Powers still more
precavous.