Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-08-17
Gate Intelligence.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.-LATER :
FROM FT1ROpE 4


the 9th, with advices from Paris to the Goth ult.
and London to the 9th
ENGLISH SYMPATHY FOR HUNGARY.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in London Il
express public sympathy with the efforts being
made by the Hungarians for the achievement o.
independence, urging upon the English ministry
the recognition of the government de factO. 1t i.
mentioned that Quaker moved the first resolu
ton, which proved that the efforts of the friend.
of Hungary are fully appreciated. Some spea
kers, instead of mncing expressions of svmpa
thy, proposed to aid the Hungarians by taking W
arms against Austria. The scene which ensuec
battles all description. The whole assemblage
rose as one man and gave war YELL The pc
tition adopted by the meeting has been laid before
Parliament, and elected anirteresting debate OF
the affairs of Hungary.
FRANCE.--A serious division exists in the
ranks of the majority of the Legislative
Assembly. The Legtlmists are determin.
ed to recede from the ranks of the Bonapar.
lists and Orleanists, and form a separate party
Articles which of late appeared in the Legiti-
mists' Organ, show that the tendency of the Spar
tan faction on the part of the Duke de Bordeaux
and given of the existence of an extensively or
gained Legitimist CONSPIRACY.
1t is said that the troops ordered to embark for
ment of the surrender of Rome, are now to re-
embark for the original destination.
The French Government received telegra-
phic dispatch, dated the Odd, announcing the sur
render of the fortress of Rastadt The Prince of
Prussia entered at the head of two regiments.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.-The accounts from
Hungary and Austria are still greatly confused
and contradictory. 1t is admitted, however, that
the treacherous Ban of Crota Jelachich has
been totally defeated by the Magyars under Benz
1t appears that Benz crossed the FROM Caus with
10000 men, and took the encampmcnt of the
Croats by storm, and after series of conflicts
which lasted four days, compelled the lmperialists
to raise the seige OF PeterWardcin, and evacuate
Beiskar. The troops of the Ban are dispirted
by defeat, and being diminished by sickness
make no Roadway against those who marched
south. Tne lmperiaIlss fear that Benz will en-
ter Seryia and Borna. The Ban have been dri-
ven over the Danube into Servia. The Sarvian
chief, Knck knanim, have been forced to leave
their position at Iitt. Gen. Hayneau has gone
with the third division to the support of the Ban.
BEN entered Zamber amidst the acclamations of
the people, at the head OF one hundred thousand
men.
A sharp action occurred on the It'll, at or near
Wartzcn between Georgy and the Aus ran Gen
erals, Sass and Ranberg. On the 9TH the Hun
garians marched upon Warren, then occupied
by the Russian regiment which according to
former orders, tell back as the enemy advanced.
At night Georgy occupied a strong position
before Wartzcn. The army estimated at 49,,
600 men and 100 mccas OF artillery was attack
by the advance guard of the Russians, under
Sass, but his powerful artillery toiled all at
temps todislodge him. The caunonadc OF both
silpl severe Tina III pr, ,lr,r ,Vn-
cutod violent charges upon tnr Russians ON the
posts. On the 26th tin main body of III Rus
sian army was brought up, and on the l7th "a.
tackled Wartzan. notwithstanding desperate
resistance, the llungarlans were compelled to
cyacuatc the town with the loss OF two stand
ards, two cannons, and 500 prisoners.
great battle took place on the 10Th, which
ended III the defeat OF Dambrlskl army, WuIIe
Georgy had taken his division To the north and
not To ComOrns as was generally believed. 1t is
thought that Georgy Will turn oil to the east and
march for Rae.
The Austrian commandor-in-chicf had adyan-
ccd with his main army to Prsth. having his main
division in the Island of liolk, and the divisions
under Generals Grabb end Snlack are on either
bank of the Danube to lay siege to the frontier OF
Comorn.
SARDINIA-The Sardinians, perhaps with a
view to favor the tlunTarlanS, delayed from daN
TO day the execution of treaty of peace with
Austria whereby Prince Schwarznnburg has
sent into Sardinia a pcremplory demand to sign
the treaty of peace in four days, or otherwise the
war will be revived This sudden step has agi-
taed the French and English cabinets and com
plicatcs the pending disputes.
RoMF.-Under the military rule of Oudinot,
order and tranquility prevail at Rome All pub
lie acts are rendered in the name of the Pope.
His holiness still continues at Gacta but beyond
the fact that he will remain there until the &C
couchmcnt of the Queen of Naples, nothing is
known Ii is said he will afterward proceed to
Rome, in the full possession of both spiritual and
temporal authority. 1t is not stated how the
French army is to be paid but it is reported that
Russia has agreed to lend to his holiness ten
millions without interest, the principal to be had
The American consul at Rome had not ra.
.umod his G,nc,,n. since tL.. o,,tra,,o committed
ON his hnpse anI E,mily h,, rho Frn1ch snIdiors
The consul oiter stro,,,l5 nr,to.,;n,, aconst tho
ipdioritv Withdraw
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