Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-24
CONTINENTAL, SUMMARY

The following from Wilmer and Smiths
Times, Liverpool, Eng, Aug Sd, gives clear
view OF the state OF things in Europe. 1t will be
seen that the llunearians are still victorious:
The assurance given in the Queens speech
that the friendly character of her relations with
foreign powers affords a Just confidence in the
continuance OF peace, and that her efforts viii
continue to be directed to promote the restofa-
ton of peace in those parts OF Europe in which
it has been interrupted are indeed fresh guar
anteo for the general future reposc Ct the world.
The Hungarian war, however, RACES with uu-
rclentlng fury. Ii seems certain that Georry has
quilted the line of the Danube. after having cut
through the Russian lines, and he entered kas-
hau on the DIST ult. Three corps Of Russians
were at Gyongyos, ON the road from Isatvan to
Mishloz, on the 22d. Prince Paskowitch had
his head quarters on the 10Th OF Gyongyos, and
some OF his advanced party had proceeded in the
direction between kashau and Tokay. Dem
blnski. it Is said. has taken up his position on the
/ banks OF the Thesis along the line of railroad
from Szagled to SzoInok, stretching To the south
west CT Jass Baremvi. The town Of Navy katu
/ is the pivot of his operations; threat nng to at
tack the flank OF the Russians, whilst he was in
a position equally to assail the Austrians.
The account ofthc defeat of jeilachich is con.
irmcd The commander who drove him into
Syrmia appears to be Guyon. We have no
heard Of Gen. Hayman since he went 10 relieve
/ Ban. Ol Benz we know little or nothing. hl
appears 10 be in Pennsylvania, bat in what pre-
else spot we are not correctly informed. From
the latest accounts the Hungarian forces are
computed at 100000 men, with 2jD guns. tn.
landsturn is not included There are tour di
visions: the first under Georgy, the second und,
Dembinski, the third under Nettar. and The fourth
the least numerous bat b'st disciplined, uud2
Benz. The Russian reserves are now moyin!
to the eastward. The grand reserve Of $4,000
men left IN Gacia is advancing toward the ser
OF war. and we believe that in a very Short tim
a serious battle will take place.
The Baden instruction having been sup
press ID, great reioicingS have taken place il
Berlin, and preparations arr b ing MA e 10 Div
the Prince of Prussia a triumph when he return
to the capital. In the meantime the state G
siege has been removed, AMI tranquility gcnci
aIlr prevails. We are told that the Arcuduk
John is about To return 10 Frankfort to r,.Sunl
his post at the head OF the central government
The Baden refugees have PASSED over the Swis
frontier, large army las been collected to pun
ISL this violation OF territory. ana it c.uat2s som
unoasilesS.
The refugees from Rome. in the like manner
landed several hundred at Il time at Malta am
our governor, fearing the peace of t,a islam,
after providing for the SICK, has refused an aSy
nm to the lncongrHous maIjimda which fled 1
the island. which refusal Mr. Ham rrouounc,
a disgrace to England.
The German troops in th2 DIclios have lc
tired from tlensbourga to Tond RI in conform
, ty with the terms OF the late agreement. Sw,
den has excepted The task of occupying the nor;
l.. al. J 49,