Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-09-01
1eiegrdphed 10 Ate Memphis Eagle
l. A I E r F ROM ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,

Engiand.-A large and enthusiastic meeting
has been held in London to express sympathy for
the efforts of the Hungariaas TO achieve their in
dependence, and urging upon the ministry recog-
nItIon of government de facfo. 1t is mentioned
thaa Quaker moved the first resolution The
same speaker proposed 10 aid the Hungarians By
taking arms against Austria. The scene which
ensued bafiled description. The whole assembly
rose as one man and gave veil with trenen-
dous force. The petition adopted by the meeting
was laid before Parliament. and elected interesting
debates upon the affair of Hungary.
FTance.-No news Of importance. except that
serious divisions exist in the ranks of the ma lori
ty of the legislative assembly. The Legitima-
lists are determined TO recede from the Ronapar-
tIsts. The French government had received
telegraphic dispatch announcing the surrender of
the fortress of Rasladt.
Accounts admit that the trcacherous and of
JelIach in Croatia has been completely defea ted
by the Magyars under BEN. 1t appears that
Bem crossed the Cantons with $4,000 men and
took the encampment of the Croats by Storm
and after serious conflicts, lasting days. compell-
ed the lmperaists 10 raise the seige of Peterwar-
den and evacuate the Riska. BEN entered Sem
bee amid the acclamatons Of the people a; the
head of 100 900 men.
he Bulletin Of Paskowitch states that on the
18th of June, the Hungarians moved on Weitzen.
occupied bv Russian regiment which. ACCORDING
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night. The Hungarian general, Georgey, occu-
pied strong position before the Wcizen. His
army. estimated at 40 900 men and 100 pieces of
artillery, was attacked by the advance guard of
the Russians under Sass. but his powerful artille-
ry folled the attempt to disodge him. Cannon
aiding was severe on both sides on the 18th. The
main body of the Russians was brought I'D and
on the l7th attacked Weilzen. Notwithstanding
the desperate resistance of the Hungarians, they
cOmDniIeQ to the with loSS
OF cannons. standards and 500 prisoners
he rear guard of the Hungarian q rmy had only
been engaged, but the main body fastened 10 their
support and succeeded III stopping The progress of
the Russians. they eventually fell back on Welt
zen. The main body of the Russians meanwhile
came from kambras, and their entire strength
was brought 10 bear upon the Hungarian flank
and rear. by which means a general battle took
place, ending in the defeat of the Ii hungarian
army.
ROn,e.-Under the military rule of Oudinot
order nd general ira quility prevails at Rome
All public acts rendered in the name of the
Pope. His Holiness still continues at Gaeta, but
beyond the fact that he will remain there until
the accouchment of the Queen of Naples. moth
ing IS known. 1t is said he will afterwards pro-
ceed 20 Rome in the full possession of both tenn
PoraI and spiritual authority II is not stated how
the French army is TO be paid. but L is reported
that Russia has agreed 10 lend his Holiness len
millions without interest, the principal be paid
at the rate of haIfa million annually.
The American ConsuI at Rome had not resum-
ed his functions since the ougra ge committed on
his house and family by the French soldiers
he Consul after strongly protesting against the
ndlgnity withdrew.
GarabalGi at Gaeta on tho 17Ih. He levi
ed tribute of two thousand pounds on the inhab-
ltants, after which he took up a position in the
ncighborhood of Firchali. The people were col
lectIng IN different parts of the country, and
forming bands of armed men TO join Garibaidi.
Later in,e lHgence by the courier TO electric
telegraph state that the Vienna papers protest it
evident that unless some diversion was made in
Bans favor in the South. he must be completely
crushed by The Hungarian army. Ba has been
driven back to Rumas. The route of his army
appears complete. The whole frontier toward
Gallachia swarms with Hungarian irregular
troops The Northern Russian army has been
completely ou,witted by Georgey. The latest
news from TransyIvania is favorable to the Hun
gariaus.
The London Herald says that rumors prevailed
at The Paris Bourse that England and F rance had
greed TO make Joint efforts 10 put a stop 10 fur
ther hostIlItles IN Hungary through mediation,
and that the taken up with satisfaction
The impression prevails very strong in Paris that
the Russians will repeat the invasion. The
effect of Georgey's splendid movements in break
ing through the allied armies will have an i'm
mense influence.
The kolner Zeiiing published the following
bulletin
Bristrii=. June 26.-We have taken Brstrtz
to-day No defence made. They re,reaIed.
will pursue them tomorrow.
Bristrit=, June 29.-I have beaten the Rus
slams. My ouiposls at Rockendauf My
maiden army fought seven hours with the Rus
sian horse. and drove them back.
p. S. My troops have entered Bendroff.
BEN.
Bristrit=, July 81 have for the fourth time
advanced to Brlstritz by way of Gross-says and
Varsahely. hold the enemy in the defiles of
Broge. without having had occasion to claim as
sistance of our troops at Harrisburg. BEN.
A dispatch, dated Geneva, July %, states that
the French squadron set sail from TouIon for
Gaeta to convey the Pope to Cevita Vechia
Emigration of Hundred Families 10 Teras.-
A correspondent of the London Patriot has seen Il
of scheme of the above design, bea ring
among others the name of the Rev. e.. H. Roe
Baptist minister of Birmingham.
The proposal is, that about one hundred fami-
lies, each family having abou, ES0O should pro-
ceed TO Texas. to take possession of an estate of
1905 900 acres of land, which can be purchased