The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-05-21
Tl)e Cecil ll)bie.
ELKTUN. MAY 81, 1853.
FOREIGN NEWS.

stance of which is given below
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Ter than ,,'e aIv,ces ner V;ao The news
from Tho Continent ;s not ;rnor,,nt No
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ans wnr. rnn,.aI INV III. S,rd;nsn. in IN Of
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1swTho fllowing auhroc,s the ch;of items
IF interest contained in thp Enylish naners
received bv Inc Canada :.
Tho Anst,ians arc ,e,orted n b,ro Loo,
rcnuls,d in thrir oitcm,t tn cross tho ,;ynr
po At T,assinato, It is also ,enorlrd lint
the Sarliuians have seized all the Austrian
Sims at Genoa. France will soon have 100.
| 0on ,roons in p,e6m' nt Thn E,mna,or nr
austria IS n1enn, mo to takc the chief com.
mand of his army IN It.lv.
ENGLAND The Derby ministerial cains
rs far as ascerl,ined are set down ot twenty.
five. Mess,s. Arnslen & Eeter are The Vienna
bunkers who failed few days since with liza
biliieS amounting TO u .ooo'ooo Sterling
p,I,;, ,,a ~ poo'' '"'p e'''' ''o''
FRANCE -Puis. Soiu,dav.- Marshal VAL
| liant and Count Wal.wski ar. annointe cd
mcmhrrs of tho Priv Counc,, Random emo.
cocI> IN thr mi,;.t,,. Rove hoco,nos n,ns;-
dent of the Senate ia I,mo,e r..turnS rrn,,
tho int, inr fcn.,tmon, IN t6e r,;r;y,rv oi
iusticc Tho hike padc,;e hccomos n,;n;stcr
'r Tho ;r,or;or N.,oI ~, vii lnana Gov ,ho
army about the 12,h There ,re wbisners
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CoMMrrc,u iST r. L;,oroooJ
Frjdou Eren;ng UouG'w,,ottnn e., lee
Of the week foot nm 90 GOO bales Thc mar.
ket GENERALLY closes ami at Jec,,re a, ,he
w,,k IF I.ad ~ '' " ''
Ee,ls,nSs Nossrv p;,L,,Iso, S,o,oe
e. Co, onotc for tho week sc f,il,wS. .Wheot
ouened with an excited market There bcirg a
larpe snecul.t;vc innn;,v ot m .dvonce nr al
Inf tho m,rtet closes on;at Nn,,r also
closes dull -holders I,ll;r 10 sell ot ,,ecl;ne
Of Cd. The ouotations at the close are nomi.
nal sc E, llnws. Rod whnot SSo lI.9d. whit,
western 1OSn 1ls5d Southern white IOs9l,
latGd Com closes ,]ull at y dccl;ne If Ada
Oh mixcd 7sa7sId white SSH, SsGI
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"' A."e' VIII "a'e' ~ wv ''',' anu LIE
\igo with dates to the 9th, which had previ
ously arrived brought the following para
cranhs.
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had subsidcd, as there had been no collision
as vet between the Austrian and Sarlin;ar
armies, but one was expccted Mt any moment
The Emperor Napolcon had sent fnrma,
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announcing his intention to head the amy
The French troops were pouring in Pied.
mont.
Brcadstuifs opened bnoyant and advanced
considerably, but closed ouiet.
The French Minister at Vienna. and the
Austrian Minister at Paris had boib omitted
their posts.
Napoleon expccted to leave for Islv abou,
the 9Th. His manifesto saws that Anstr;,
has virtually declared war against France
and nothing remained but for France to take
up the sword IN defence of Italy, Ue dis.
claims all idea of cononest and sovs no &c
about to place hlmselfat the head of his army,
a"u ;eaIe .ne Empress ana MS son under the
P"ei'o,ic care OF the french people.
or. EIENsboEe May Ollie Official Jour
,h 10 "utnol '"eu W oec.a'e most positlveiy
'.la' 'ns'1 ca nus no treaty OF alllahce' ohen'
S',e anu INTENSIVE oe'"eeh hussla ana any
ot,.r rover "ha'e'eT'
APPEARS .,la' ,'c pr'ose at bulialora was
ues',oyeu oy 'he r'eunohtrse troops on retil-
'"s oelo'1 .ne aFP'oao" ol ,he AuS'r'a''s.
oe,el'1 ulu'ay' .he austrian COMMANDER
M Hsu,u l'oclh''a,l II, ",i'ch ne SAID the
rleu'lo'itFse s''o"'u ne treated win the great
.et e ~, lla' hust' Ia was appear
~ 'he'e so'l. 10 COMBAT 'uroueht party
wl'ch ATTACKS ~, the Eehts Oh Austria and otheI
''a,'a'' states -, -,
ALhssANphlA, May Evening line
Aus 81, VINO had crossed inc river 70 IN
s,i'all n"'h"ers at Ca''pola, pushed forward
lhe'r vanguard as lar as ouiia' ana have also
ciossea .nat river
huSl'la' DIVISIONS are also reported Oh inc
| 'lshl o"nS o' 1'e no, Sui threatening inc
passage Oh 'he river al lrapinatto, but the
| river is much swollen by recent rams, and
oilers an OBSTACLE IN crossing; The rain still
continues ana the low ground Is covered with
water.
From the city papers of yesterday we take
the following additional particulars bv tho
Canoda y Wv
Intellirence on b.,tlo wos bour,v .vnocto7
when the steamers sailed Int noth;ne ;,pnort :
ant had vet occurred The Austrians had
crossed the Pc near t,ambis mr. Canh;a co,na
seven miles from Volonz, and bod ,a
yanced toward SuIa. They had also madc an
unsuccessful ,ffnrt IN cross tho somo ,;ran