The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
ARRIvAL or THE AMERICA.
Seven days IaIer from Europe.

fiuDgaTy--MOre Hungarian Victories.
Battle OF WAifEen-sDeIeat OF Ban .JeIIa-
ehieh--Prussia-sGcrm &c.
The Steamer America arrived At New
York, on Thursday at noon She brings
intelligence from Europe up TO the 2sth uIt.
We give below fair abstract.
EEeLAND.--The London Herald says that
il is reported, that EOglaDd and France have
agreed TO offer their mediation between
Austria and Hungary. A large meeting
was held, in London, to express sympathy
for the Hungarians and to urge the govern
ment to recognize their independence de
factO. II is said that Quaker moved the
first resolution.
FRANcE.--A serious division exists in
the majority Of the Assembly. The Legiti-
matists have receded from the ranks Of the
Bonapartists and 0rleanists. tits reported
that the President and the Duchess Or
leans are about to be married, thus uniting
the monarchical parties. -r M
GERMANY,--Tbe fortress of Rastadt has
been surrendered to the Prince Of Prussia.
The Central Power is said to be extinct.
The Government of Prussia still continues
disposed to carry on the var.
DENMARK The Prussian, German and
Schleswig troops have evacuated JutIanG,
The Prussian prisoners have been cent
home. The war appears to be ended, at
least for the present. .......... .......
SARDINIA.-Piedmont has not yet been
forced 10 surrender to the Austrians. Ra-
detsky has declared that he will dictate
terms Of peace at Turin, aud $4,000 Aus
trans are ready to march.
SPAIN.-The emigration 10 La Granja has
Jeff but few political personages at Madrid.
The Spanish army are still in Italy and are
in pursuit Of GaribaIdi. 1t is divided into
two corps. f- -e.. .. s.. ..t-
ROME.--We have no intelligence from
Rome, which can be relied upon. Meet
ings have been held, where the Cardinals
have welcomed Oudinot as the Savior ofthe
city, and their speeches have been much ap.
plauded, bnt whether by the police or citi
zens, the news does not state.
There are on the other hand, rumors Of a
slight misunderstanding between the French
and the Pope The former are unwilling to
restore the hated rule of the Cardinals, and
it is said that the Pope does not like this
kind of intervention. However, despatch
from Genoa states that he is on his return.
the French squadron having proceeded to
Gaeta for that purpose. ........... Sane
The movements Of Garibaldi appear NOT
to be well understood. He is moving through
Tuscany and, it is said, has placed garrison,
in several towns. The French, Spanish ant
Austrians have hard work to catch aim.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-GREAT BATTLES
The most important and most pleasing in
telligenoe, by this arrival, comes from Hun.
gary. The plans of their leaders have beer
but little understood, faul: has been founC
with their movements, yet the seque
shows that they knew what they were a.
bout.
KoSsuLh has appointed Dembnski com.
mander-in chief. lie has assumed the of
tensve andin the drst engagement has fore
ed the Russian General to retreat.
The battle was fought. near Comorn. Th'
Hungarlans were commanded by Dembins
ky, Georgey, and Macy Sandon. Variou
accounts are given, from which we selec
the following as the most reliable
A letter from the seat of war says: eth
attack of the Hungarans upon Paskiewich'
Division was tremendous; and the Russian
were borne down and compelled to yiel
before the terrible onslaught of the Magyar
who fought with unexampled courage an,
daring. The renewed charges Of the Hun
garian horse are spoken of as the mos
brilliant achievements on military record
Paskiewitch despatched couriers to Pestl
for aid, and the sudden appearance of Gen
Ramberg, who hurried up at the head of
la. ge body of Austrians, alone saved hin
from complete defeat. Ramberg attack
ed the Hungariansi in the flank, thus CAUSING
divsoniu favor Of Paskiewitch."
. The Russians retreated to Duna Keee
only few miles distant from Pesth. /
will thus be seen that the reports OF the sui
eide Of Georgey and the resignation of Dem
biski have the most undeniabe proof Ofthei
falsty. ,,.,i 4. Ia. .,...s-sr.l..r
Vienna papers and letters ofthe 22d inst.
contain bulletin, which confirms our for
mer accounts of the defeat OF Baron Jella
chich. The bulletin proceeds to state tina
the Bans army suffered loss of 600 klIe'
and wounded, and among them Ia officers
1t is however, evident that the loss Of hf
must be greater by far than the number quo
ted in the official reports. The headquaI
ters of the Ban are asserted 10 be at Ru
ma, in Smyrna. .... ..... BOD. t..s q.
A letter from the camp near Comorn, i
be Presse, gives an awful description
} the scenes that are enacting in the countr
around the fortress. On all sides column
Of fire are seen rising to the skies; villages
farms, boats and bridges are in fame
The artillery Of the fortress and the in
perolists batteries, with sixty cannon
the largest calibre, are firing against eac