The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-06

ed 10 France. he had been unable toI obtain categorical answer from Wis count ssantarem, and was therefore about to leave the country. He tender ed them the means Of doing 50 in ships wi4iea would be at his disposition from ahe I1th 10 the 2gth of Apri4. Most of them intended 10 accept the offer. The Miguelisis pretcnded, that the Consul being only q commercial agent, had no right to demand reparation for injuries pot connected with commerce; ard that le was rot accredited by Miguel. The latter was most alIroBted ny being ad- dressed as Prince Regent by the Con ss.
 spai,.--This country stands on the verge of q coh4ulsion. Whether the decisive acts of the preYotal courts have piuehesi tie lighted fusee iieR' tiie mag azfne. and 90 ayertt.d for q time the ca tastrophe that impended, is yet mys- terv. Nc know, however, that plot of most extensive ranifeation has been detected. i ffeueil subject ifnpiic;,t ed has been arrested. as has Don slala- cuafIo, the supposed head of the conspi- racy; ard Riigar,a a bookseller, who had n private press in bis cellar, and iI1 whose house were found correspondence and papers connected with Malacnario, inc refugees, and tic members of the Grand European Coafeii of ll'fopagaf5- da. at Paris, has been tried, condemned, and executed.
 -Germang.--The German papers give ap account ef some disturbances which aad broken out af Dresden, in conse- quence of the suppression of a society called the Burghcr Union. Two of its Members having been arrested, were rescued bY the people, and the Govern Of of Dresden, General Won Gablea2. nelted ard insulfod. The General i'm mediateiy ordered cut the troops of the garrison. which are numerous. afd. as lt ts asserted. well afIeete,; At the des- patch of lie letters tranquility had been restored, hnt there was still great ex- citement among the inhabitants of that metropolis.
 tf1eg.-The iasurrection in Greece afd Tnrlsey are confirmed, and letters from Gonstahtifople assure us that the Sultan Is determined or war with Rns- sia, vhiefit is supposed, will unite all parties in his favor, as the malconteuts are Pfineipaiiy drawn from the classes who think that national honor has hccn tarnislsed by the events of the last cam paien.
 G4eees-T'rem Greece also the advi- ees represent the revolt in Maina as having assumed q serious aspect. The insurgents had come 10 an ergaeemcn with the regular troops. and had been driven to the monniairs. The Island of Hydra had refused obedience 10 inc Gencral Government of Greece. and il was said that spezzia had joined its -caiIZe.
 0ae dqy Ldier from Engiand. Capt. iiebhard. of the packet ship Hannibal. brought a single copy of the London Times of May 2d, to the New York Journal of Commerce, being one day iatef from EngiaDd.
 The dates from Paris. arc no iaier than the 29h of April. Our papers from the French capisal direct, have been two days later. viz of May lst. The leading editorial article of the Times commences thus--'.Thc cause Of reform prospers beyond the most sangnine anticipations of fine most ar dent refermers. 1 weeb, has not vet elapsed since the elections began. ard already We can count victories more than sufficient to assure US of ultimate triumph.n
 Il Is denied by the Times that the Ministers forbade the police to interfere with the mob who broke the windows and houses of those who would not illu- miaatein honorof the propagation.
 Brussels papers ot the a0th APrli, had reached London. The military movements indicated an apprehension, or rather, perhaps, desire, for hostili- ities with Holland. There had been some disturbances at Antwerp, caused by the conduct of 5 5 CT l6ee volunteers, who insisted on being quartered upon inc citizens, instead of going into the barracks.
 The King of-Prussia has granted to the prosiisees conquered in 1915, the same municipal franchises as are enioy- ed by the subjects Of Old Prussia.
 The Augsburgh Gazette, of April la, speaking of the Polish War, says: s'tfreat events were 10 he expected in d.