The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25

Sofie iariner dislufba!t es Lave ta ken place iifl Paris, which ssi e attrihn,aI to the pupils Of thc schools but il,ey da not appear to have been ot much in,ser - tance.
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 iernent ea. the subject of iseeiolm, uI,icl, was introduced in the Hsuse el (on mons by Lord John Russtsi, otl lhe Ist of Mareh; ;and aitera proaactetl debats. of seven days. thirg almost pnhear.Iaf in England, was read q first tine on iIia. 18th; and the second reading, wliicg. would test the measure, was appointed; for the 2lst. Ihe proposition of the Government goes far beyond the cxpec. tatiops of every one; ahd Mir. Hnno I NIr. Hunt, and Mr. O'Conncll, admitted Ittlat 1t was worthy of their support.-~ l On the other hand, the owners ef !;,,,
 roughs, siaty of arhich orc 10 5e disffya,, chised ealtircig, and .forty-sir to be leduc.
 ed to ene member each, arc vehement lin their opposition, ard, in conjunction with the ultra .lsery party, wefemeyfuc 1 Eeayenand Earth to defeat ministers CT
 the second reading of the bill. All the leading men iii the House of Commons spoke on the subject; among tlcm. MI Jeffrey, for the first time. The substance of this bill is. j1rst, disfraIichising. wilol- 1 ly, or il part, oi.e hundred ard six bor. oughs; secondly, giving to Manchestef. Birmingham, Sheffield, Leeds, HahGay. GreenWiela, ssssaadeTiaaid. Nolverhamp. ton, Davenport; as3d to Tower IIanlct.
 Finsbury, Mary-le- bone, and lambeih,
 now forming parts or suburbs. of London
 and Westminster, tsro members eaeh:o
 eightee,s other townsamong taem White
 haven, Souta Shields, Maeclesfield. Kid
 aerminster. fiudders6eld, Bolion-lc-
 Moor, ClicItenham, &e. one member
 each; and, thirdly, extending the right of voting 10 all males of full age. not suh. ;. ieet to sny legal incapacits possessed of real property of the yearly value of fl0 --f44 44e.}-or in cities, occupying for six months previously to all election.a tencment of the same yearly value. Foll llisis are to be made out at stated times before the election, sets.i those only in- sefibea on them are 10 he permitted to t9otc. The vote is to beas TOW. 4fua roee.
 The result of tie reform bill may be thus bfiet, stated: G'he presentnumber of men1bers of inc House of Commons is G5S-ef these lG8 are 10 hedisifan
 chiseti. leaving go. Tie totaltun1hcr of additional members from LoAdot. fife
 large towns aad countries of Ingland, from Scotland and from Ireland, is est. mated at iG5--making the wheie num- Ser of members of the House ei Com.
 nons. 5G5, a decrease of B. Jhe right
 of suffrage will be extended toat least 00personswho donotnow posscssi. 1 Tie dispute betsycen ffanee end .dtss-
 tria.--A letter dated Paris, Mafeii, F, icontains thc following g:--Iu a daspatcls 1recciyed at Paris on tie 5th instaat,fom Ithc Marshal NIaison, Ambassador at the Court of Vienna, the Marshal gives an laccount of an interview which lie had ljast held with Prince Metternieh. In this despatch he gives in nearly the toi- lowing terms tie words of thc Austrian
 Prince:-"Up fo this tihle We have al flowed Trance to assert the principleo oi Inon-interyention.- .-but 1t is high time that tshe should know that we do intend to re-
 cognize this principle with reference to
 t.ie events in Italy. Me will carry ont
 army every where we hear of insufrce-
 tioa. If this intervention should occa-
 sion war, well; let war comcl siepre-
 fer to run for all the chances of war, ra- ther than be exposed 10 perish in the
 midst of nobs.'' The French Ambas-
 sador observes, on this declaration of
 Prince Metternieh, and on other facts, I ou know that up to tie present mo- .ment no one has pronounced for peace more speiily than myself; bat 1! an con- lsinced to-day, that. to avoid the da!l- fgers which menace France, it is neces sary withou! delas, and before tic lsGs-
 trian lesics be made, to take the initla-
 tive, and to throw an army into Fled mont" The Parisian correspondent
 who furnishes the above, adds, that tlie
 best comment upon the important des-
 patch of the French Anbassador,is at-
 forded by an ordinance issued by Louis
 Philip that very day, March lA by
 calling into active service an additional
 force of GG,000 men.
 .Spai,e.--T Tie papers contain accounts
 of two distinct attempts at rcyolntlois oHc commencing on the 3d, and fhe ol. CT on the Sth of March. The Madrid
 Gazette says, that the plan ef the tor. | afH