The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-06-03
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

htitiS 1lL VI 1IlE ADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Invasion Of II ussfa Proper Re-
solved UpOR--I'MrkE sh Victories
ON the Danube---Dcspatche hes
from spain--Advanca in Grain.
New York, june F.-Tho steamer Asia has
arrived. bringing Liverpool dates of May Goth.
The Asia brings l62 PASSENGERS.
The Arctic struck on Tuscan Rock on
Thursday morning, and was obliged to PIT
ba X to Live. DOL, and will probably be ready
for sea III week.
THE EASTERN WAR
\ despatch dacl Paris. May Is, states that
Rcvel had been bombartlcd by Napier. Til,
report is considered unreliable.
The Cologne Gazette SAYS the Emperor Of
Russia had had relapse of Illness. The in
hahitants cf st. Petersburg were obliged to
find quarters for the troops. and there are in
t environs of the city 81 600 Cossacks.
The Turk ish fleet had entered the Black Sea
to destroy all the Russian positions Oh the
Circassian coast.
The plan Of the campaign resolved upon by
STA proper. s....
the Danube.
The position of Austria, was decidedly hos
tile to Russia. Shc,had caT,d cut 100, OOD
men to offend the frontier from the Russians
L'rcrpoo', lH,y 2Oh.-Riclad>o & Brotl..
e"S, Circular states That tl;e weather is high.
y tavorahie. ami gives the following quota
IONS heat, White, l2s' I'd n l''S. Flour
pmladclpha. Baltimore and Ohio Hos a Hos a
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white 1Is GL ''''>
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AHoI"Eh ruhA'Sh |hioRh' ETC
AdvlccS from kalaiat to the 9th Of May,
ate that on the 18th, six Mluad"onS of Turk
l'h CosSacks and five slradrons Of iluSSarS
II ~" h1aSe!'c',' WIN ''ie huSS ais near
s",,oI !" ,' ,'.Ie 1""'s' , ,'i(' w.
trotrd with lnss of I5si,m Nv .,d 10 ,,,,,,
dol Tbo Trr,.s ,I,n o.,'t,.,,J &C.,, '. u"',
and ,soor u;,h I,. > "ti, ~ wv, wv, S"s
',1 a1p,' WIN =" ''''s "a '"' ~ N''le" "'i'
~ y y" H., ,c
Nv" Elisnsh oIlicers nave lett constants
.oPls .ol i"oasSa, WIN" c'll'iy % arms
WI ,.'''''si anu "ssura''e OF nil'lSh sym
P"'"9'
SPAIN THREATENING AMERICA.
The P;ris correspondent Of the London
Times saws that during a recent interview
granted to q foreign dillomatic agent on his
way to distant mission, the Emperor Napo
Icon is said to have expressed himself on in,
prospect ofaggrandizcincnt attribute d to III,
Americans against the S,a3ish colonies, and
manifested hi, decided Instrumentation Of tn,
ambitious cncioarl.ing spirit which cl.arac.
c lied the American government.
lie declared that his FOREIGN policy was ba-
sod on tie faithful obscrvan.,c of treaties. and
opposed to all attempts On the Fart of any
power TO take advantage Of The weakness of d
nciyhbor TO rob it of territory: and. il is said
that assurances were given that Spain had
nothing to fear about Cuba.
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rt ""e"au s'1'. was ,tlo',.o III i.'erpoo
on ,i u.S m:m' "p"u. =" 'e'or laa''? pe' re-
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er,'c'"' '.',ns 'W'S e%i'','e" III ,Honlc'c
90: -, - " ~,
,i'o .'i'1 i,;'e o'ei way lo uiN'sn 'e''
al SALINE Rc,. h.I I,c a,'I,hn p,'s.;o,s
at Kradova.
The Vienna Gazette states that in conSe
Vi tnc great Oh trOOpS on