The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-12
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From the .Neao- Yora Ereniag Papers. VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.


 France. The packet ship Manchester, Sketchley, from Liverpool, sailed on,the Ist of March; the ship George Clinton, Rawson, from Liverpool, sailed the Sd the ship Orbit, Fish, from London, via Potsmouth, sailed from the latter port on the 4th; the packet ship Fofmosa, Orne, from Havre, sailed on the i'd of March. By the Foraaosa we have re- ceiyed files ofParis papersto the lst of March, and Hayre. of the 3d, inclusive. By the English packets, London dates ofthe Ist of March, and Liverpool to the 2d.
 In the Havre papers of the Sd March, we find the Kings speech on the open ing of the session of 1890. We trans late 1t; and have only time to remark upon it, that it holdsa language respec- ting the < rights Of the crown, and the transmitting them :. intact to his suc- cessors, which, after recent experience in France, seems 6efiad the age. The funds fell one per cent. after the address. The passage respecting Algierss seems to be considered by some politicians as mask to other designs. The Minister Of the Marine had declared that he could not have the expedition ready be- fore the middle of June; and as at that season it would be murderous to send troops to Africa, 1t is coniactured that some other destinationis really designed for the axnedifion. Gnnstantinonle is the other point designated.
 Itis remarked by the Havre Journal, that s.the claims of the United States are not the subject of single para graph''-yet, adds the Journal, " the message of the President was sufficient iy explicit and significant on this point, to have made 1t, we would think, wor- thy the attention of ministers"
 C7aiaus oa Fs.ance.-The Constitution nel, of March Ist, contains a speculation on tic subject of the claims of Ameri- can neitizens on the French Government, 2 ill which the obligation of discharging them is strongly urged. The writer concludes by sayings We have strong reasons to believe that the Cab- net of St. James has constantly endeay- oredsto persuade the Government of the United States to renew their de- mands, and that of France to reject them, hoping to introduce cooiness and the seeds of dispute between the two pow CTS interested.intiae freedom of the seas.
 z 1t appears that though the princi- pie has been recognized, nothing has as yet been decided on or agreed to be- tween the Ministers of the U. States and France. Wepray that all difficulties may be accommodated, justice done, and 1 that the relations between France and the United States may not be interrup- ted.o
 The Correctional Police of Havre were occupied on the 2d of March with the caseo Desavenieres, Brigadier of Gen darmerie, accused of stealing a parcel of Times, worth 5 or 30 sous. He was found guilty. and sentenced to months Imprisonment. He was overwhelmed with the sentence, and remained for some time motionless and in tears.
 The Messager des Chambres, upon the authority Of it's correspondent at Toulon, states that it IS there confident iy reported, that the Dauphin as Grand Admiral of France will take the com mand of the Forces both by land and sea on the projected expedition, and that Count Guilleminot will be his Major General of f the the Army, aid the Baron de MIac!sau, Vice Admiral aSTTlifrssii Of f the Fleet.
 The transport L 0ise viii shortly sail with a company of Artillery, which af ter being augmented by detachment of [ marine cannoneers ito be takenon board [ at Cadiz, she will convey to the isle of Bourbon. This reinforcement is des- tined for Madagascar, and therefore gives rise to presumption that the es- taiaiisiaments now forming in that island. 1 will aeet with opposition.
 Tne Journal d1 Commerce says:-" If i we are correctly informed, the majority 1 against ministers in the Chamber of De puties is much greater thanthe ministe- rial papers have been inclined to admit | --the small number of 30 is now increas- ed to lDO, if not even to Il0."
 letter from Madrid, Feb. IS, an- nounces that ( Col. Domingo Aristiza- bai, sent outby the Government to as- certain the extent of the resources of the Island of Cuba applicable to another grand eA eAPeuitioiis is on the poinr of quit ting the Havana to return to Europe. | It is calculated (the letter continaes) that to transport from the Peninsula to