The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-06-17
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.
THREE DAYS s.A'EER.

THREE BAYS EA EK.
New loEK, June 13.--Tha steamer Arabia
arrived at New York, on Tuesday, bringing
dates from Liverpool 10 the Cd inst, making
her trip in Il few hours over ten days.
THE WAR.
Eight thousand French troops have landed
Al PilacnS and took posse sSitn.
King o;ho accepts the ultmatum of France
and England, and has Summon d a ilgw min
ia:ry md,r Prince Marrarorlato.
From the Black Sea we have not word of
intelligence relative to the operation Of the
fleet.
The French Squadron has i.cn ordered to
lie White Sea. Nothing definite has hc,n
received from the Baltic.
Silistria still hold braycly out against the
Russian forces up to The 27th ult. 1t waste
ported that Omar PaSlia would himself 90 to
lis relief with an oycrwh, Inning force.
Omar pa<lla 81 Nrnaut, and Lord Raglan
held Il council Of War al NuiI,a, the result of
which was unkr ,wn, but it was said tl,at the
.lnglo- FrcllcI' army will proceed to .ldlano-
pie and Omar will in the mean time avoid
general action.
Several shi!misicS are reported without any
result.
\ now Minister Of War will be shortly APP
pointed for Great Ertain--probahly Lord
Palncrston. ...
I'm Austria Courier would leave Vienna ON
The ID of June with Austria : formal demand
10 the Car, TO withdraw his forces from the
Turkish territory. There was again rumors
aNoat that the Gar would be disposed to re-
open negotiations.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Immediately after the conference with the
English and French commanders, Omar Pa>ha
advanced with 10000 troops to relieve SiliS-
tra.
The Independence of Georgia has been pro-
claimed.
The Now steamer, City ofp.lilad lphia, was
launched Oh the Clyde on the sd ult.
LIVERPOOL, june 3Id. The market o. cilcd
dull at n further decline. bat closed with Il
much stronger feeling at last week $ prices for
flour and al decline of2a Sd ON wheat and
| a ID on Corn for the week. Canal rlu',
IS 33s Cd Baltimore and Philadelphia, 3gS
los; Ohio, % a lis. White wheat, lis 81
II rs I'll Red and mixed, lis %. White
corn, 80 IL iUs. Yellow, 80 lis.
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TnE JAPAN EXpEDrrlUN.-Thc Baltimore
American p,alling On Che result of this expo
ditiom, SAYS:
'''lhc reception extended to Commodore
Perry was extremely cordial and friendly,
ard Tie japanese appear TO have given up
their soclusion from tie world with good
grace if not an entire willingness. The ac-
coun.s which we publish show that every
point on which the Commodore insisted WAS
Welded, and the good will entertained toward
the expedition and the people of the United
States was earnestly manifested. They have
agreed to open iro PORTS. SiModi III Niphon
and llakaam OF the Island, 10 American
Commerce, and to substitute Others if these
should be found announcement. They also
agree to treat with kindness any American
WHO may cone among them, and to furnish
water and provisions for all American vessels
that may visit their coast. Coat dcpots and
supply cfcoals are also TO he granted for
American steamers. 1t is stated that Com.
Perry proposed to extend the privileges illus
conceded TO Other nations, but the Japanc;c
refused. They also denied ,hat any conccs-
SionS had been made to the Russians.
The expedition has thus ahundantly vindi-
eat Il the wise craftsmanship and foresight
that originated it, whilst its execution has
evidenced on the part Of Commodore Perry
an ability and discreet IL that at all tin cs
proved equal 10 the discharge Of thc delicate
and important duties committed to him."
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THE VALUE OF AN INDUSTRIAL CAlIIHC;.--
In referring Lately to the statistics Of the
Philadelphia County Prison the North Amer
lean incidentally notices the fac. that Of the
two hundred and seventy conricts received in
10 llNt institution during the last year, no
less than one hundred and ciglitytmce ~cFe
psr>o"< ~jihow o'y ree"'or profession or TRUE
uFo0 'rhich 10 drpcM for Il hrehho0d. This
extraordinary condition of things (says the
North Amrrican) deserves the serious consia-
Grafton of Ill we-wishers of the community,
pregnant rs it is with an admonition which
ought never to be neglected by those who
have the charge aud guidance of youth. The
fact speaks tr'lmpet-tongued of the great
wrong committed BY persons who under the
weight of >ucha responsibility, omit the per-
lorlnancc eff their duty and permit children to
grow up to maturity mere useless superilul-
tics in the great body of civilized society.
The CHoLEEA.-Dr. Augustus Plympton
died of cholera at " oburn. Mass, on Mon
day. Capt. II. CaXton fell victim to the
same disease on Saturday night, on board the
steamer j. G. Cline, returning from st. Lou
is to Louisville. During the past month";
there were eight cholera deaths in Providence,
X. |. The disease has also appeared at Mil
l,dgcvllc and several other places in North
cln Georgia. Rev. Mr.. Niles, of New York