The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-02-25
foreign Nerus.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Very Warlike Intelligence.
The Steamer Baltic arlivcd--st New York
on Monday.

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The Steamer Baltic arrivcd--st New Yorl,
on Monday.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Eastern question was at last approach
ing solution. The mission of Count Orloil
has failed, and the last proposition Of the Gar
been re. ie:tcd. TIE Russian Ministers at Lon
don and Paris have left, and negotiations arc
at an end. The following dispatches from
various points show rhc condition of sairs:
PARIS, Feb. THE r1,mors of the i'll sue
cess of ORBITS mission arc confirmed. An
ticipating a similar rebuff at Berlin he will
leave immediately for st. Petersburg without
visiting that capital.
1t is said that the Scrvian government, Weld
ing to the suggestion Of thc Russian consulate
at Belgrade, will refuse to except the two fir
mans Of the SUl.an unless Russia consents.
ST. PETERsBCRG, Jan. % hit is said that
the Car, who is fully aware of the position in
which he is placed. will endcavor TO avoid a
general conNagration if he can only preserve
his honor and his rights. The influence of
Count Ncssclrodc was again in the ascendant
II was also said tia. the Car was about to
write an autograph letter 10 the Queen of
England to prove that lie has MOI been the
agTrcssor.
An imperial ukasc confirms The summoning
10 arms Of all the reserves and the soldiers on
fu,lough.
ENGLAND.
l.oEDoS, Feb. Sth-Scvcral of the Cunard
steamers have been taken up by the Govern
m'nt TO convey troops to Constantinoplc. SIX
thousand men will go at once from England,
and others will he got in readiness. About
10 600 men will soon be collected to form
part Of the expedition. \ brigade cf the
guards will doub less be sent.
The 10th regiment, that was under orders
for Australia, is nov TO hold itsclfin readiness
for foreign .cryicc, taking all the best men
and leaving the Young men and new recruits
at homc.
1t is understood that four vessels, originally
taken up by the t;oytlnWcnt TO carry troops
from Ireland to Malta, and from here to the
West indies, have been taken up on nonthty
charters, 50 chat they may be available to pro-
coed to any point in the shortest notice.,
TIE MARKETS.
Lircrpool, Feb S,-e eadstuiis-Flour had
declined is per barrel; Wheat Sd per bushel,
and Corn Cd per quarter. Canal Flour Ais
Ohio and Baltimore 42s Cd: white wheat lbs
Cd white and yellow corn sos. Holders to
not press sales.
The French papers have been forbid from
publishing the movements of the troops, OK
ccpt as anno,mccd by Government in the
Monitcur.
The Russian Ambassador left Paris on the
9th of January for Germany.
Tie Emperor Napoleon, at Il Cabinet Coun-
ell held at the Tuilcrics, expressed the ncccs.
sity of the most vigorous preparations, which
were then ordered to lc con. inued both night
and day.
Immense orders for dress and ammunition
ofall kinds had been given. and fresh troops
Were being inspcc ed daily. Eight thousand
men would c ready To embark in one week.
The French Government had ordered the i'm.
mediate manufacture Of three millions of can
non balls Lcvcs of seamcn were arriving
frcm all quarters.
LATEST FROM THE SElT or TiR!
The last news from the scat Of war on the
Danube represents Omcr Pasha as having cf-
ftctcd most important movements. He had
crossed the Danube with $4,000 men, and
divided the right wing of the Russian army,
which is at krajova; the left is at Mulatz, and
the centre at Bucharest.
Omcr crossed in person at Oltcnitza,, and
at the last accounts was only two days mach
from Bucharest, where the Russian force was
very weak. 1t was supposed that the object
of the movement IVES to attack the rear of the
Russian army on its march from k,ajoya a
gain>t kalatat.
\ despatch received by the Turkish cmbas
sy indicates that preparations were making
for an attack by the Turks on Bucharest.
A despatch dated Vienna, Feb. 6, anoun-
ccs as strictly authentic, that an answer had
just been received frcm the Russian cabinet to
the last proposition for peace. The Four Pow
crs consider it entirely unsatisfactory, and not
adapted for transmission TO Constantinoplc.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
Emperor Napoleon, in a discussion at the
Tuilcrics, is said to have expressed the ncccs-
sity for vigorous preparations for war. Militia
~ preparations were ordered to be continued
night and day. Immense orders for arms and
ammunition were being executed, and the in
spcction of the troops was going on daily. The
Island of Myrtcnc would doubtless be the
chief depot.
Great activity also prevailed in the French
naval department. Lcvics of s,amcn were
arriving from all PARTS of the country.
The Russian residents of Paris have been
informed that the conliscation of their proper
ty will be the consequence of their diSobcdl-
cncc Of the order issued to quit France and
return to Russia within month.
1t is also asserted that the DEGREES for the
movement of the cXpcditionary forces, intend