The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16

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 It appears by ertras from the offices the New eslzs k Gazette and the New York Mercantile Advertiser, that Hayre papers to the I'd April, have been bro't by the ship Havre. We have received, by the same vessel, Paris journals down to tie 3Ist March. The political in- telligence has but little Of novelty or iIi- terest to recommend il to our readers. The Journal des De5ats announces diyi- sioas in the French cabinet and ministe- rial party, but without proof Nc sub join some miscellaneous paragraphs.
 TT Tie following intelligence from Us bon is of the 10th Mareh:-The Span ish Ambassador, M. de Monte Alegre. lately received positive orders from his Government to remonstrate in strong terms with Don Miguel and his Minis ters, call upon them to grant the Am nestY. so anxiously desired by the nation, and declare. that if this act were not very shortly published, he would sus- pend his diplomatic relations with Por- tugai. The Yiscount Santareno frank iy declared, that 1t was impossible to comply with inc demand of the Spanish Cabinet, and that all that at the present moment could be promised was, that the amnesty should be granted as soon as Don Miguel had been acknowledged by al the European powers, but neverthe- less accom- : tJr |! restrictions a. greed upon between the Portuguese Ministry and Lord Aberdeen. The Spanish Ambassador has consequently ceased all official communications with Don Miguel and his ministers.
 Extract of 2 private letterof the 18th March, from Madrid:-
 < in order has been addressed to the proper authorities on the frontiers and in the Ports of the Peninsula, to arrest General Don lsidore BaFradas, in case he should present himself, and send him othe Hagaiia, where he IS to De tried by a Court Martial. This General, 1t $ said has has addressed representation to the Government, in which he des- cribes the conductof Don Dennis Wives, Captain Generaiof Cuba, and Don Ange I4aborde, Admiral of the Spanish for ces at the Havana, during his stay in Mexico, as irregular. Two serious charges would result from the represen-' tation of General Barradas against these two Chiefs: Why did not adrnirai Laborde send ship of war to Vera Cruz, to prevent the landing of Santa Anna at Tuspan, and thus throw an ob- staele in the way of the union of the Mexican General with the troops that came from the inteIior--a union which decided the fate of Tampico and of the expeditiona }. Why did not the Cap tain General send him the assistance which he offered, and which he said was ready at the Havana? It is asserted that General Barradas terminates his representation by stating that he may be
 
 thought g .ssssaIs without capacity, but not traitor CT an enemy to the King stains which other persons will never be able to wipe out.'
 Letters of tho 18th March from Tri- este, announce that several vessels, late ly arrived from Alexandria, confirm the intelligence of warlike preparations, on the part of the Pacha of Egypt, which excited astonishment even at Aiexan- dria, especially as it was known there that the Pacha seiIIl seiIIl ta take no share in the expedition against Algiers.
 ltis reported, says the Temps, that soon after his accession to the throne of Greece, Prince Leopold will marry the only daughter of the late Duke of pIa- ceaza, who is heiress to fortune of thirty millions of francs, and whose beau ty is only equalled by her mental ac. conplishmeats. She is at present at Egina with her mother.
 Accounts from Constantinaplc to the 2sth February state, that the Porte has paid the I'd jnstalment of the indemni- ty stipulated in the treaty of Adriano- pie in favor Of Russian commerce: it is| added that in acknowledgment of this proHptness, the Russian cabinet has ren1itted several thousand piastres. The Russian army was making sis.gg Preparations for rccfossing the Balkan.
 
 The following late information from Venezaela, is from a source to which We have been often indebted for anthem tic details, and upon which we have ey-