Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-25
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

The steamer America arrived at Halifax. on
the 7th inst, bring dates from Paris TO the 26th
ulj., London the 9Th and Liverpool the 2sth-
I.iule change had taken place in the cotton mar
ket Fair uplands, 81 Fair Mobile, 81; Fair
Orleans s.; Middng, A. We are indebted TO
the Charleston Mercury for the following political
intelligence:
Accounts from Vienna admit that Jellachich
has suffered complete defeat by BEN, who
stormed his encampment at the bead of $4,000
men. The seige of Pesth has been raised by :he
Imperialists after tour days hard fighting. Ma.
rian is evacuated. be nraska Deehas have
been driven into service, and their Chief Knck
adne, has been ordered 10 leave his posi-
ton.
A bulletin issued by the Austrian Government
says lhat The Hungarian Army on the 18th
marched upon Naitzen, but were met bF the
Russians, "h7 tell back as the enemy advanced
The neTt day the Russians attacked Georgy,
who occupied strong position before Walton,
with $4,000 men and 100 pieces Of Artillery
The cannonading on both SITES was tremendous,
but the Hungarians remained victors Of the field
On the 10Th the main body nj the Russian Army
was brought up, and On the l7th they attacked
Waitzen Notwithstanding the Desperate re-
sistance Of the Hungarfans they we're compelled
10 eyacuate the town, with the loss Of two stand.
ards, cannon, and 500 prisoners.
large and enthusiastic meeting had been
held in London to express the public sympathy
with Hungary. and 70 request the English Minis
try to recognize the Hungarian Goyerument.--
Many Quaker members ofthe Peace Convention
then in session participated in the proceedings.
When one ofths speakers proposed aid 10 Huns
gary by taking up arms 10 her behalf, the meet,
ing rose US one man with Shouts Of var
A petition was adopted by the meetip I
which was presented to Parliament and gave
rise to an interesting debate on hungarian at.
/ fairs.
| The Samnans are delaying the completion
oftheir treaty Of peace with Austria, and il is
supposed their object in doing SO il to aid Hun.
gary BY OBTAINING the Austrian troops in LON.
hardy The Austrian commander had made a
a peremptory demand that tbs treaty should BE-
concluded w,,lin four days. The King 81 Sar.
ding had appealed 10 the Presden, Of France tc
settle the difficulties.
Venice still holds ont against fearful odds.
A serious division exists among the maorit,
Of the French National Assembly A portion 0
them have de,erminedto withdraw from the rank,
of The Bonapattsts, and form separate party
A suspicion is entertained that there exists nj
extensively organized Lcgiumst conspiracy.
is announced that the troops which had re
landed after the news Of the surrender q
Rome had re.emarked lor their original destina
tons"
The city Of Rome /. tranquil under Oudinot'
administration. Ali public acts are ordered i
the name of the Pope, who will remain at Gat
until after tho accouchment ofthe Queen Of Ma
Piles, when be will repair to Rome, to resum
, his temporal and spiritual authority. Nothin
has vet been said As 10 how the French arm
is to be paid; but il is reported that the Emperc
Of Russia has agreed 70 lend his Holmes
' l0,00O,000 without interest, the princip'
! to be repaid ii enstaments Of halt a million al
nually.
The Anne lean Consul has not yet resume
his functions since the attack on his palace b
! the French soldiery. lie withdrew from the G
: ty after protesting against the indgniy. Gar
: baldi on the 18th levied tribute Of 1000 pount
: on the inhabitants, after which he took up Pr
!, sition in the neghborhood The people are co
: Letting in several parts Of the country, and organ
:. zing themselves. into armed bands, with the il
: tention otjoining Garibaldi.