The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-23

RRIvAL OF TIL L
A NJ E RIG A.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamer AMERICA arrived at Halifax
on the 9th, with adviccs from Paris 10 the
9th uliimo, and London to the 9th:
ENGLISH SYMPATHY FOR uUxcARv-A
largo and enthusiastic meeting was held IN
London to express public sympathy with
the efforts being made by the Hungnrians
for the achievement Of independence, urg-
ing upon the English ministry the recogni-
ton Of the government dc facto. Il is men,
toned that Quaker moved the FIRST resoln-
,ion, which proved that the efIor,s Of the
friends Of Hungary are fully Appreciated
Some speakers. instead Of mincing express
ions Of s. mpnthy, proposed to did the Hun
garians, by taking arms sgninst Austria
The scene which cnsicd battles all descrip-
tim. The whole asscmblage rose as one
man, and gave war yell. Tho petition
adopted by the meeting has been laid before
Parliament, and elected an interesting de-
bate on the sifairs of Hungary.
FRANcE.-A serious division exists in
The ranks Of the majnri,v &c the Legislative
Assembly. The Legiiimists are determin-
cd to recede from the ranks of the Bonnpart-
lists and Orlcnnists, and form separate
party. Articles which Of late appe ared in
The Legiiimists' Organ; show tho tendency
Of the Spartan faction on the part Of the
Duke de Bordeaux, and give tokens Of the
existence Of an extensively organized Lc-
gitimist conspiracy.
Il il said that the troops ordered to en-.
bark for Italy, aud counicrmandcd after
the nnnounccmen of the surrender Of Rome,
arc now TO rc-smbark for the original desti.
nation.
The French government received tcle-
graphic dispatch, dated the 23d, nnnoun-
cling the surrender Of the fortress Rastadt.
The Prince Of Prussia entered ut tho head
oil two regiments.
AUSTRIA Ann IluNcaRy.-The accounts
from Austria and Hungary arc still greatly
confused aud contradictory. Il is admitted
however That the ireacherous Ban Of Crotia
JeIIachich has been completely defeated by
the Magynrs under BEN. Il appears That
BEN crossed the Fronze Cnus with $4,000
men, and took the cncampment ofihe Croai.
by storm, and after series Of conflicts
which lasted four days, compelled the
lmperialists to rnisc tho scige Of Pctcrwar-
dein, and cvacuntc Bcisknr. The troops
ii the Ban are dispiricd by defeat, and be-
ing diminished by sickness, mike no head
way against those who marched SOUTH
The Imperialists fear that Benz will enter
Servia and Bornia. The Ban have been
driven over the Danube into Servia. The
Servisn chief. Cinck kannim. have been
forced 10 leave their position nj Tilt. Gen
ilnyncau has Como with the third division
to the support Of the Ban. Benz entered
Zsmhcr amidst the accIamaiions of the
people, Al tho head Of one hundred thousand
men.
A sharp action occurred on the 7ih, nj
or near Warizen between Georgy and the
Austrian Generals, Sass and Ranberg.--
On the 18th the Hung srians marched upon
Wartzen. then occupied by tho Russian
regiment which according 10 former orders,
fell back A. tho enemy advanced.
Al night Georgy occupied strong posi-
ton before Wsrtzcn. The army estimated
nj $4,000 men mud 100 pieces Of artillery
vas attacked BY tho advance guard Of the
Russians, under Sass, but his powerful sriiI.
cry ioiled all attempts 10 dislodge him.
The cannonadc of both sides was SEVERE
Tho Hungarian cavalry executed violent
charges upon the Russians on tho posts
On the 10Th tho main body ol the Russian
nrmy was brought up and on tho 18th Mt
tsckcd War,zen. Notwithstanding . des.
perato resistance, the Hungarisns were
compelled In evacusie the town with loss
ofswo standards, Two mon, and 500 psiso-
ners.
A great battle took place on tho 18th,
which ended in tho defeat Of Denbriski's
army. while Georgy had taken his division
10 the north and not to Comorn, 40 was
generally believed. Il 10 thought tina,
Gcorgy will turn vi to tho cast and march
TO Rae.
SARpISIA.-Thc Sardininns, perhaps
with view TO favor the Hungarians. delay
ed from day 10 day the execution of treaty
of peace with Auslrin, whereby Prince
Schwarzcnburg has sent into Sardinia a
peremptory demand to sign the treaty Of
peace in four days, " Otherwise tho war
will be revived.
This sudden step has ngitated the French
and English cabinets, aud complexities the
pending disputes.
RoME.-Undcr the military rule of Oudi-
not, order aud tranquility prevail at Rome
All public acts are rendered in the name Of
tho Pope. Ills holiness still continues al
Gactn, but beyond the fact that no will re-
main there until the accouchmcnt Of the
Queen Of Naples, nothing Is known. Il is
said. no will afterwards proceed 10 Rome,
IN the iull possession Of both temporal and
spiritual authority. Il 10 not stated how
tho French army is to be paid. but il IL 70.
ported that Russia has agreed 10 lend 10 his
holiness ten millions without interest, the