Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAM Ter ERICA.
Saint Johns. Aug. 8, VI.

vices from Paris are TO the 18th OF July,
and we have London papers of the 9th 1
The America will be at her wharf a, Il
late hour Thursday p. ".
In,p0rtani MEETING IN London TO
nth HaHgary-A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in
London to express public sympathy with
the efforts being made by tie Huncarians
for tho achievement OF Independence.
urging upon the English Ministry the
recognition Of the government DE- focto.
II is mentioned that a Quaker moved the
first resolution. which proved that the ct-
forts II the friends Of Hungary are fully
appreciated. Some speakers instead OF
mincing expressions Of sympathy. pro-
pose TO all the Hunaariens, by taking up
arms a.ainst Austria. The scene which
ensued bottles all description. The
whole assemblage rose. as one man, and
gave ii war yell, with tremendous force.
The petition adopted by the meeting has
been laid before Parliament. and elected
an inter sling debate Of the affairs OF
Hungary.
FRANCE
Sefious DiUiSi0n IN the R1nkS -
serious division exists in the ranks Of the
rNHlDFIV Oh me 1btBlSttill'C AEr-IiiDiN -
The Leoitimists receded from the Bona
partisis and Orleanlsts and form a sepa-
rate party Articles which Of late ap-
peared IN the Iegitimist's organ. show
the tendency Of the Spartan faction, on
the part Of the Due de- Bordeaux. and
give tokens OF the existence of an extern
sively organized LeGitimIs' conspiracy.
II is said that the troops ordered u ein-
bark for Italy, and counterman9ed after
the announcement OF the surrender Of
Rome are now 10 re-embarl; for the orig
inal destination.
The French Government received a
photographic dispatch dated the 23rd.
announcing the surrender OF the fortress
Rastadt The Prince Of Prussia entered
Rastsdt at the head of two Regiments.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The accounts from Austria and Hun
gary are still greatly confused. and con-
Trajectory II is admitted, however. that
the treacherous Ban Of Crota-Jcllachich
has been completely defeated by tn"
Magyars under Benz. 1t appears thai
Bern crossed FrouzcCaus with 10000
men, and took the cncampment of the
Croats by storm. and after a series ofcon.
hicts which lasted four days, compelled
the Imperali>,S 10 raise the siege of Pc
terwarden and evacuate Beislsai. The
troops of the Ban are disptited BY defeat.
and bein. diminished by sickness, make
no Roadway against those who marched
South. The ilnperiaiss fear that BEN
will enter Servia and Bornia. The Ban
have been driven from the Danube into
Scrvia. The Scrvian Chief. kinck kna-
MIN, have been forced 10 leave their po
sition at Tilt. General llayncau has
gone with the third division 10 the sup
port OF the Ban Dcm entered Gambler
amids, the acclamati ons o! the people, at
the head ono bundled thousand men.
From o bulletin from Prince Pasl;e-
witch, published in tho Zeltung. it ap
pears. according to his version. q sharp
action occurred on the 9TH at or near
Waitzen, between Geor-ey and the Aus
trian Generals. Sass and Ranberg. The
bulletin states that on the 18th the Hum
gariuns marched upon Wnitzan, then oc
cupied by the Russian regiment which ac
cor,..,4!. to former orders. fill back as the
enemy advanced 1t night Georgev oc-
cupied a strong position before Waitzen
The army estimated at $4,000 men and
12O pieces Of artillery. was attacked b.
the advanced guard Of the Russians IN
der Sass, but his powerful artillery foilcd
all attempts to diSlolgs him. The can
nonade OF both sides was severe. The
Hungarian cavalry executed violent cher
ces upon the Russian on tac posts. On
the 10th the main body OF the Russian
arms was brought up. and on the l7ta at
Tucked Naitzan Notwithstanding a
desperate resistance tac IIuagarans were
I
loss OF two standards. two cannons, and
500 prisoners. la the course of the pur
suit il was found that only the rear guard
Of the Hungarians had been engaged.
and that the main army had marched
North to the Rudizar. with cavalry dis
patched in pursuit OF the Austrians. Gen
eral Rambcrg. hearing at PeSth otthe de-
feat Of the Russians. LEFT that city and
FASTENED 10 their support. and succeeded
in stoppin. the progress ct Dcnolnski ;
army. lie eventually fell hack upon
Waitzen. The body Of the Russian ar
nv meanwhile came from Kamhres, and
its strength was brought to bear upon The
Huncarians flank and rear. by which
means a great battle took place. ending
in the defeat Of Dcmbinski's army. while
Georgey had taken his troops TO the North
and not to Comorn. as was generally be
lieved II is thought that Georgev will
turn off 10 the East and march 10 Rae.
The Austrian Commander-in chief had
advanced with his main arn,v 70 Pesth.
leaving his main division in the lsland. Of
Holk. and the divisions under Generals
Grabb and SchleclS. are on either bank Of
the Danube, to Law seigs 10 the fortress Of
Comorn. ROME.
Under the military rule Of Oudinot. or
der and general tranquility prevails AT
Rome. All public acts are rendered in
the name Of the Pope. His Holiness still
continues AZ Gaeta. but beyond the fact
that he will remain there until the ac-
couchment of the Queen Of Naples. no.
thing is known. 1t is said he will after
wards proceed 10 Rome III full possession
of both Temporal anl Spiritual authority
I. is not stated how the French army is 10
J., ,,tI but II * rpnortel that RrSSj, h,S