The Cecil Whig., 1854-04-29
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARrRI4.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, April 25.-The s;famer Arabia
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th. The Pacific arrived out ON the ll:h
The Glasgow was in the Clyde, disabled.
Nothing had b,ca leard CT the City CT Glas-
gcw.
The Arabia passed the Africa on the 10Th,
and on the evening Of the 10Th flll in with the
brig Hannah, OF White Haven, in sinking
rendition, having ca board the crew of the
bris i!,lcil, Of Liverpool, founl,!,d at sea
Tcuii of both crews.
| TIiH WAR.
Alyic;s from the Balic to April l2,h state
that three American slips were somewhere III
Ike Baltic with stores fer the Russians and
an English ship was despatched for tncm.
Admiral Napier has !cft Kioge Bay for Tic
Island orGo:hand, i: being reported that
some Russian ports wc:c open and a Russian
siradron of Farce. There was but little G
in thy Gull OF Fiuland
The whole allied feet was in The Black
); 4 niao Na.na. All ;hc marines Of Ike feet
were to fe landed TO protect that place.
Admiral Dundis had S:gnaiHtd his cit,s-
c"s to take from, and destroy everything be-
longing to Russia. His feet WAS in con.ni,l-
n;cA;:on with the Turkish land forces.
Prince PaSkitwitch arrived at Bucharest
on The 9Th. GortschaNoit retains command
of the army, subject to the order of Pasli,-
witch.
On the 30th Of March an important sally
was made on Nalalat, and sangunaiy On
counter Of four hours occurred. The Rus
slams were routed with great loss and pursutd
great distance.
The British war steamer Cyclops, arrived
at Malta on the ,th bringing important news.
The Turks iii the Dorl,Tdscha, after the
Russians crossed the Danube purroscly l>ft
Il free passage for them 10 liirsova, and tlcn
attacked Them in the rear.
Af,cr a hard fight, one half the Russians
wore cut to pieces and the other half locros-
>cl the Danube. The Turks had evacuated
chclnay"da, which was la2cd by the Rus
slams. IT was also stated, no date, that 30
coo Russians had crossed at Gala;z without
opposition. Al the accounts are vtry conf;l-
Sod.
Two English vessels en- the Danube filled
with grain, had b2,n fired into by Che Rus
SANS and onc sunk.
Three thousand French troops arrived at
Cons!antnoplc ON the Sd,
The declaration Of war by France and Eng
land caused immense rejoicing at Constanti
nople.
1t was reported that the French Colonel
Drew, belonging to Omer pasha' staff had
been killed III a reconnaissance.
RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg was Illuminated and Te
Daum sung on the receipt Of the news of the
passage Of the Danube.
GREECE.
The Greek insurrectlon makes no progress
The insurgents have been rep'ls,d in several
places. IN Austrian note Of rcionstrancc
has been forwarded to Athens, holding thc
Greek Government responsible for all mis-
| |iliIl Ill lloiii tilt iI!'Nliii tSiiSil.
ENGLAND.
In Great Britain everything was dali plin-
cirally on account Of the Easter holidays,
which has greatly checked business, Par
Lament was not III session.
General Sir Richard .lniihurg and Admi-
raj Lowe are both dead.
Two marine engines for Russia have been
seized at Napiors's works, On the Clyde
The weather was very dry, and farmers
complaining.
The employers at Stockport had notified
the operatives that the advanced wages given
last year MUST be withdrawn. y strike was
anticipated.
II is stated that Mr.. Soulc had received in
strucions to demand rcparation for Tie Elack
Warrior affair, and that on the 9th inst, the
S aniSh government made the ncctlful az olc-
gy with pccuniary rcaompcnsc, besides bla-
ming the Captain General for the course he
had permitted his officers to pursue in the
matter.
| FRANCE.
The Duke of Cambridge, Lord Raglan and
staff, arrived at Paris on the L lth inst Ma
pclcon had grand review Of IS, 900 of his
troops On the occasion. The Duke carried
the autograph letter of Victoria to Napoleon.
A farewell dinner was given to Mr.. San
ford at Paris on the 10th inst.
Col. BENTON AND THE ST. LOUIS POsT Or
FIcE.-NNc notice that Col Benton has pub
lshed notice to his constituents and friends
that hereafter he will not receive from, nor
send through the st. Louis post Office, any
letters or papers; and further, that the Office
of Adams 4 Co.. in ST. Louis, will be after
this, his post Office in that city. Mcssrs Ad-
ans & Co., he states have offered to convey
to and from Washington and St. Louis all
his correspondence. The reason assigned for