Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-08-13
Arrival of the steamer America.

tween the Russians and Hnngaraans-
Austrians Defeated-Order an Rome
The Pope about to assume Temporal
and Spiritual contro!-Troubtss ."
France.
ST. JOINS, August 7.
The steamship America, from Liverpool,
July 25th, arrived at Halifax at ID o'clock
this morning. Advices from Paris to the
26th. Other London papers of the 9th.
Anaerica will be at the wharf at. a late |
hour Thursday afternoon.
ENeLAND.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at London to express
public sympathy with the efforts being
made by the Hungarians for achievement
of Independence, urging upon the English
Ministry the recognition of the Government
de facto. 1t is mentioned that Quaker
moved the first resolution; which move the
friends of Hungary appreciated extremely;
when some speakers, instead Of mincing
expressions OF sympathy, proposed to aid
the Hungarins in taking arms against
Austria, and elected interesting debate up.
on affairs in Hungary.
FRANcE.-Serious divisionsexists in the
ranks. majority of be Legislative AS.
sembly, Legitimatists, are determined to
secede from the ranks of the Bonapatists
and Orleanists and form seperate party.
Articles, which of late appeared in, Legiti.
matist organs, show a tendency OF Spartan
faction on the part of Duke Bordeaux, and
to give token oi the existense of an extern
sively organized Legitimutist conspiracy.
1t is said that the troops ordered to en-
| bark for Italy, and coun,ermanded after
the announcement of the surrender Of
Rome, are now to embark for their orgi.
nal destination.
| The French Government received
telegraphic dispatch dated Baden 23d, an.
nouncng the surrender OF the fortress of
Rastadt. The Prince Of Russia entered
Rastadl at the head of two regiments.
Austrian and Hungarian accounts are con.
fused and contradictory. 1t is admitted
that treacherous bands of Creotia Jelachich
were defeated by Magyars under Benz. 1t
appears Benz crossed Frousee with $4,000
men took the aencam pments Of the Croats
by storm, and after series of conflicts,
which lasted three days, compelled the
Imperialists to raise the siege Of Peter Mar.
dien and evacuate Beiska.
The troops Of Bangelica were dispirited
by defeat, diminished by sickness and made
no heading against those who marched
south. Imperialists fear that Bem will
enter Servia and Vonia. Bangeliea has
been driven over the Danube into Servia.
The Servia chief, Knick Kauin, has been
forced to leave his position at Titil. Gen'l
Haman with the Sd division marched to the
support of Benz. BEN entered Zamber
amidst the acclamations Of the people at
the head of 10000 men.
A bulletin from Prince Paskewitch, pub
lished in the Wiener Zsitung, has yer.
sion of a sharp action which occurred on
the Severn, at or near Luelzen, between
the Georgey and Austrian Generals Sass
and Hamburg The bulletin states tha,
on the 18th, the Hungarians march ed upon
Waitzen, then occupied by the Russians,
which according to former orders, fell back
as the enemy advanced. At night, Geor-
gey occupied strong position in front Of
the Wailzen army, estimated at $4,000
men. A hundred and twenty pieces of
artillery was attacked by the advance guard,
under Sass, bu: his powerful artillery foiled
all attempts to dislodge him. The cannon.
ade on both sides was severe. The Hun
garian cavalry executed violent charges
upon the Russian posts; aud on the 10th
the main body of the Hungarian army was
brought up, and on the l7th the main body
attacked Wailzsn. Notwithstanding des.
perate resistance, the Russians were COM
PEELED 10 evacuate the town, with the loss
of two standards, two cannons, and 500
prisoners.
In the course Of the pursuit it was found
that the rear guard only of the Hungarans
had been engaged, the main army having
gone North. Rudigaz with cavalry was
despatched in pursuit Of the Austrian Gen.
eral.
Ramburg hearing at Perth of the defea,
= ofthe Russians, fastened to their support
and succeeded in stopping the progress o.
Dembreski's army, which eventually fell
back to Wai,zen. Tie body of the Rus
sian army came from Rer1bus, and it:
strength was brought to bear upon the Hun
garian flank and rear, by which means tht
great battle of the l9 took place, which end
! ed in the defeat Of Kembusco's army; Will.
Georgey had taken his troops to the North
and not TO Comern as was supposed. 1t
thought GeorSey Will turn OFT 10 the East
3 and march to Raz.
The Austrian commander had advanced
with his main army to Perth, leaving hi
main division in the Island of Holk, and
> division under Grubb and Schleck nre OF
i either bank of the Danube to lay siege Il
the Fortress of Comern.
ROME Under the military rule of Gu
dinot, order prevails at Rome. All publ,
acts are rendered in the name Of the Pope
t His Holiness still continues at Gaeta, bu
. beyond the fact that he will remain Their
until the accouchment Of the Queen Of Ma
t Piles, nothing seems known.
After this event it is believed he will re
g turn TO Rome, in full possession Of spirilua
!. and temporal authority.
1t has not been determined how tht
French army is to be paid, but Russia ha.
s offered to lend the Pope $10,eO0,000 fol
. this purpose, without interest, the principa
to be paid at rate Of half million annually
:. The American consul at Rome has no,
$ resumed his fuc,ions since the outrage com
mtted on his place and family, by French
}. soldiers. The Consul after strongly pro
n testinu auainst the jndiunjtv withdraw