Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-08-23
Arrival Of the America.
One Week later from Europe.
ST.. JoHN. N. r. Anrnsf

clock this morning, with advices from
Paris TO the 26lh, and London papers
of July 9Th. The America will be al
her wharf late on Thursday evening.
ENGLAND
A large and enthusiastic meeting has
been held in London, TO express public
sympathy for the efforts now being
made by the Hungarians for the achiev.
ment Of their independence, urging upon
the Ministry the recognition of the Gov.
eminent de Jacto. 1t is mentioned that
Quaker moved the first resolution,
which proved that the friends Of Hun
gary appreciated their situation.
Some speakers instead of mincing
their expressions ofsympathy, proposed
to mid the Hungariaus by taking up
arms agains, Austria. The scene which
ensued battles all description; The whole
Assembly rose as one man, and gave a
war yell with tremendous force. The
petition adopted by the meeting. has
been laid before the Parliament, and
elected an interesting debate upon the
affairs Of Hungary.
FRANCE.
A serious division exists in the ranks
of majority of the Legislative As,
sembly. The Legi,imists determined
to secede from the ranks of the Bona.
partis,s and Orleanists, and form sepa.
rate party. Articles which appeared
in the Legi,imist organs show the ten.
dency offaction on the part of Due de
Bourdeeux, and TO give token of the ex.
is'ence of an extensively organized
LegitiInist conspiracy. 1t is said that
the troops ordered to embark for Italy,
(Which order was countermanded after
the announcement Of the surrender Of
Rome,) are now to embark for their
original destination.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The French government received a
telegraphic dispatch, dated 23d July,
announcing the surrender of the for
lress of Rastadi, by the Prince Of
Prussia, at the head of two regiments of
Austrian troops. The accounts are con-
fused and contradictory. l, is admitted
that the treacherous Ban of Croatia,
Jellovich, had been completely defeated
by the Magyars under Benz. 1t appears
that BEN crossed the Frorye cantons
with $4,000 men, took the encampment
of the Croats by storm, and after Sc
res Of conflicts, which lasted 4 days,
compelled the Imperialsts TO raise the
siege Of Peterswardin, and evacuate the
Deisha; the troops of The Ban dispiri.ed
by defeat, and diminished by sickness,
made no Roadway against those who
marched South. The Imperialists fear
that BEN, will enter Servia and BONA.
The Ban has been driven over the Dan
ube into Servia, the Servian chief Ke.
rich knanin has been forced to leave his
position at It'll Gen. Hayman has
gone with three divisions to support the
Ban. Benz entered Tombon amidst
The acclamations of The people, at the
head of 100000 men. In bulletin
from Prince Pashevitch published in
the "Wirner Zeilung," he gives his ver-
sion of sharp actions which occurred
on the 7lh at or near Written, between
Georgey and the Austrian generals
Sass and Ramberg. The bulletin states
that on The 18th of July the Hunga.
rians marched upon Written, then &C,
cupied by Russian regiment. which
according 10 former orders fell back as
the enemy advanced. All night Gregory
occupied a strong position before Writ
zen, his army was estimated at $4,000
men and 100 pieces of artillery; he wa'
attacked by the advanced guard of The
Russians. under Sass, but his powerful
artillery foiled all attempts made to dis
lodge him. The cannonade on bott
sides was severe. The Hungarian cav
airy executed violent charges upon tn,
Russian ou,posts. On the 10th thu
main body of the Russian army wa
brought up, and on the nth attacked
Written. Notwithstanding the mos
desperate resistance, the Hungarian
s were compelled to evacuate the tow
with the loss of two standards, two can
mons and 500 prisoners; in the course @
the pursuit it was found that only tn
I rear guard Of the Hupgsrians had bee