The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-07-14
foreioll Nrws.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

This American mail steamer Pacific arrived
at New York on Wednesday with Liverpool
duties to the 3oth June.
The news by this arrival, although not of
a very exciting character, is nevertheless
| highly Interesting, and supplies many inter-
| eslnS lncts i'll relation to the repuSc of the
allies before S.bastopol on the 18th ult.-
The repulsc Of the allies has had the effect to
rouse feeling throughout England and
rance for still more rigorous prosecution
OF tho war, as means Of revenge as well as
! for the national honor.
From our English files received last night,
ny special arrangement, We make up the fol-
lowing details:
The news consists almost entirely of ac-
| counts OF the intelligence already Transmitted
ny telegraph. but correspondence docs not
come down so late as the 18th June on
Which day the allies made their unsuccessful
attempt to storm Scbastopol. The allied
losses on that occasion were ovcratc,l, vet
the official lists of killed and wounded foot
up considerably over 5000 men.
Lord Pannure gives nominal list, Show
ing % officers killed and wounded and $50
missing taken prisoncrs.) Pplissicr names
81 French officers killed, G6 officers wounded
II officers missing (prsoncrs) I,jl4 private
men killed and missing. and many wounded.
Total English horS de combm, GA, French.
,23!-both, 4,1i4 men. Generals Mcyran
and Brunei were severely wounded.
The accounts yet to hand Ito not material
~ vary the lhSt announcement Of the rcpusc
oi The allies, excepting as regards the number
| OF The SLAIN. Details are anXiousfv looked
tor III England and France, inasmuch as sun
dry diSaGrceable r,llnors arc in circulation
In Paris it was repeated that the failure was.
in measure at least, owing to errors
committed by the British commanding off
| crS. Their errors are described as two-E fold
--lrst, III not having lad fascincs provided
for filling up the trench within the R,dan:
and next not having Immediately applised
the French commander that they found it
| necessary to retire. The British, ON their
side, say that they took the Rcdan but could
not hold 1t because the French failed to sill.
ence the Malakon. t.
Notwithstanding this check, the investing
army keep Ill good spirits, and do not permit
their repulse to stay the progress of the siege
Lord Raglan was reported to be recalled, but
the report was not credited. Sir George
Brown is also on the sick list.
LORD RAGLAN has been suffering from
dyscntcry, and has been confined to his
bed for some days: but the account last rec.
eivcd by telegraph represents his lortlship's
health to have greatly improved within the
last few hours. fany change in the com.
mand should he found necessary, il Is arran-
Ged that the command of the army should be
confidcd to General Simpson. ....
The Paris correspondent of the Times
speaks OF communications having taken
place before the French and English govern.
ments, arising out of complaints by Gen
Pellssier on the want of com bination or of
energetic support upon the part Of his English
| colleague.
The cholera is reported to be playing sad
hayoc amongst the guards eneampcd at
Srbastopol. Already the deaths have amount
e'l to nearly 100. The Grcnadicrs have lost
two scrgcnts and IS men, the Coldstrcarn one
sergeant and Is men, and the Scots Fusilier
Guards two scrgeants and % men 4
Great movements are taking place among
the allied squadrons, and some important
intelligence may now he expected from the
Baltic. f,-
POSITION OF AUSTRIA.
The Austrian alliance il is now evident.
is a rope of sand. She wishes we'll 10 the
Western Powers, but is disbanding her army.
She sends fluctuations to Paris and to Lon.
don when fortune fayors the allies, but will
not fight. She has possession Of the Princi-
palltics, and shows no present or proximate
intention of giving them up, while the harsh
ness of her rule over the unfortunate natives
is crying to heaven for vengeance. ~
The reduction in the Austrian army APP
pears to be SO great as to be almost incredible |
Id, 900 men and SO, 900 horses f.lf.
Brcadstulls.-The commercial authorities
vary worry much with regard to brcadstutIs.
MayWcll'S circular re bortS whe nj and tIour d, |
trihe lower, and cornhas declined IS. Cd! nor
quarter, all closing steady The closing
quotations were Wheat, white, lbs 12s.
3d.; red los nd a lis. ,. . ,r.r
Flonr.-W cstcrn Canal sos Cd 4os; Ohio |
13 a 4ls., nominal. Corn White 4S a dss
Cd; yellow 46s a 4Gs cd per quarters mixed
4os I'd a 4GS. The weather has been favora- |
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