The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-31

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 p-T,rNeroN, Esq. has been elee- zs~s ''ss omber of the Legislative connc,is <mt tnioll county.
 N. eoosoa.-The present season ias ai- .-ose6ted aspects and yicissitudes ssry uncommon nature for this region. gss unusual Appearance of the sun no- former paper, and which con ., far eight or ten days, is phenome-
 oos;lv 10 be accounted for. lift oDdeat on an accumulation of solar N. .tal these spots are involved in un- .,.;otg Are they opaque bodies adhe- h inc suns body-or circulating
 and near the suns surface? Are o.m and dross thrown on the suns s,o from internal defiagrations2 Or tbay. the eminences of solid and me mass, forming the nucleus of the Each of these hypotheses has had it's jsrates and although the discoveries NersebeI seem to favor the last opinion, mbeet is still involved in obscurity fAe yicissitudes of the weather, and ndden changes from hot to coid-the r'maJ duration of cold, and even cold alher, during the hottest season of the sr, are all, no doubt, closely connected Il the cause producing the solar phe- menon.
 The Aurora Borealis has also dipslayed grandeur, within the last few days. Have these phenomena any influence on Atmosphere, generating disease-or tbey influence the animal economy, |1:=aaSing greater susceptibility to dis le1 Whatever others may think on this isct, it does appear that they have pro- Eed mallgn influence on the atmos- ere of our town. Already have an un- ual number of deaths occurred among !ldren, and there continues fearful ap- shenson of further loss of lives. The efs ofthe season, are ofa more malig- me1aracter, than have usually existed, the present state of the weather is ehlated to produce an extension of dis e Happily for our citizens. the ordi- l terminatlon ofour sickly season is at Y and moderate degree of care and aeaee, may save them from sickness. zae late arrivals from Europe have af- su much interesting news from the gre of war. The Poles, against fear 'od''.are nobly displaying the heroism. %p'ea by love of freedom. Their are nerved for deeds of valor; and !, sago neighboring nations appear de- ~'Hea 10 ald their tyramicai oppressor, ss"'us or liberty will bend her influ- ;" uphold them in their noble at. 'o oarst the chains of abiectsIavery. '0afse pursned by Austria, in making Aefs oi war, of Dwernicki and his 9'ase men, for having done, what aeely allowed of the Russian com VIII justly receive the execra ton
 'oser Of freedom-and 1t is a con-
 ''0u oeyoutly to be prayed for, that ns A''0n oi so many brave patriots,
 "a'e In revolutionizing the conn- :" 'rampllng the insignia of roy- gsaeath the feet of freemen.
 we have given copious ex- rom the latest arrivals, we arc not s'en' the whole in the present 'ef of our paper, and can therefore a'e what we deem to be of most in- " to our readers.
 kno :. desperate condition-- ao tue land-in one county alone, '0u's are io state of starvation. ke n. '' h tnmult. In Glarmorgan. h,n operators of the iron manufacto. E, ''e m made turnout for increase ., |r. :. The military were called out. ; nd E,,s ss'e'y yer handled by the rioters .ls asa and three women were killed bai.sa aas 'f the military. Tie rioter. bs saa s' tn f0r'e' and having seized upor ''nn0n' were in formidable ar. Ee of,s.15 ,f1a that |, the French government wa, 'nered af the sum of Ss3,Ooo.oo@ 9..t1a krcbaa,' ~ comprising the claims of on, Erd pG''s; ;a Our government. # is snn u1' ya,'s ,Ssa about to make a decided z eap pl. accomplishment of some arrange