The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1849-08-18
SeVen Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,

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For the week, preceding her sailing.
isCommerciai affairs presented no feature Of
special noveity-,h. prospects oflrade een.
orally were good. The improved appear.
ance of things would seem to indicate that
business will continue active.
After the arrival Of the Hibernia. n spec.
ulative demand arose for Cotton, hui, the
subsequent arrival of the overland adviccs
impaired a less active tone. Thursday and
Fridays Market was quiet.
Common qualities of American a shade
easier; but this feeling ouIy in few quar-
tiers. The general character of the market
is that OF confluence, which is entertained
by Splnpcrs and dealers. '''
FRANCE AND ROME.
Serious dissen,,ons have broken out
among the majority III the French Assem-.
bly,. The Ligitimis,s have resolved TO
Withdraw from the ranks Of the Bonapart-
lsts, and form separate party. Suspicious
are entertained Of an extensively organized
conspiracy among tho Ligi,mists 10 over
'nrow The existing government.
Rome is tranquil, and the French troops
WHO had embarked to join in the scige. have
rc'cmbarkcd for their original destination.
Under the Oudinot ministry all public act,
are ordered in The Pope's name, he remain
ing slill at Gaela, whence he will return
10 ISof;ic 10 resume ms trl,pv. III 49,. S,.....
nal authority, after the acccuch mcnt of the
Queen OF Naples.
Nothing is said rs TO how the Frcnci.
army IS to be paid, but it is reported that
fhc Emperor ol Russia has ogrecd TO lend
his Holiness ten millions without interest.
tho principal to be paid at the rate of half
million annually.
The American Minister has no, resumed
his functions since the attack On his house
blythe French soldiers. He withdrew after
protesting against the indignity.
Garrioaldl on the l7th uIt., levied Il trib- |
ute Of two thousond pounds on the nhnbi-
tants OF the city, after which he took up a
position in the neighborhood.
The people are collecting in different |
paris OF the country, forming aimed bands
ior the purpose of joining the defeated ia
ENGLAND.
A large and enthusiastic public meeting
has been held in London TO express their
sympathy with the Hungurians, and to re-
guest the English ministry 10 recognize the
hungarian government. Nfany Quakers,
members OF the Peace Society, participated |
IN the proceedings. When the speakers
proposed 10 aid Hungary by taking up arms.
the meeting rose as one man, shouting out
for "War,6 sc.
The Petition adopted by the meeting was
lad before Parliament, and produced an
Interesting debate on Hungarian affairs.
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Accounts from V Jenna admit, that Jrlla-
.chich has been defeated by Benz, who
stormed his encampment atthcc head of 6fty
thousand men. After four days hard fight
ing, the 1mpefialists have raised the seiiee of
Pesth: (Here follows something uninteli-
gible.)
A bulletin issued by the Austrian Gov
ernment says, that the Hun garian army on
the 18th, marched upon Wai,chen, but
We're repnlsed by the Russians, who fell
back as the enemy advanced. The next
day they attacked Georgey, who occupied
astrong position before Watcher. with for
ty-four thousand men. and one hundred and
twenty pieces Of artillery. Cannonading
on both sides was tremendous-,he Hunga,
rlans remaining masters Of the field. On
the 10th the main body Of the Russians
army was brought upon the 18th, thew
attacked Waitchen, and Notwithstanding
thedesperate resistance ofthe Hungarians,
they were compelled to evacuate the town
with the loss Of two standards, two pieces
oficannon, and FIVE hundred taken prisoners.
The Sadinians are delaying a treaty of
peace with Austria-and their supposed
object is to aid Hungary by keeping the
troops in 'Lombardy.
,@FhaAuslrian commander had demanded
9 9 treaty in spcremptory terms, giving them
four days 10 arrange the details.
The King Of Sardinia had appealed to
.As Frensh President, 70 settle the dificui.
~ sMeniss s.al holds ous gains. fearful odds,
.ssTnL ,FEgR fg sisi.s Prom 7 mpiA.-By a isiter
from oeala, dated on saiarda -. llast We
learn s,ha. a!1 exPyess bad iiass sEriyed II
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