The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-27

Tie propositions Of Earl Crev s<. E parliamentary reform, will be looked E jSr peI}aaps not among the first motiors V z fafliameat: other ba,rflaesss ...s - - removed. The agitated districts = ,,.s oe be calned by other means tsan har,a;na Tss and transportation. The demands < f tic rsoir of Great Britain rise - sssa ua ] every concession of Pariiame .ss's long, it must be that concessions ! r;1s s;e come from the people. = There appears 10 beno reason to ex pcct that affairs will soon chance ea France. That nation will moi an anna - rentIy connect herself with other rra-A Y, <, CTS, unless 1t isin defence oflerr;,o,.,' ." She ssill not defend principles ira., < hon,e-
 The last account from Poland was tba abdication of the Dictator. Fears ss justly entertained, tfiat Warsaw win ro vert to the Russians. The patriot;s,a the devotion of fortune and life. of s,.s Poles, cannot be doubted; but Wbatev CT may besthe state of the Russian fros tiers, or of their own discipline {. ,srs..e excess of numbers must decide the ouars. rel against them.
 Belgium, at the last account. sto.d on the gui eire, her congress debatinc with warmth, and perhaps disorder. inc e question of who should have < the new made crown The Belgians desire either inc Duke de Nenours or thc Duke of Leuchtemberg. The choice may involve that country in war.
 The intelligence which we shall soon receive will show some of the powers to which we have referred, in :. position different from that which at the latest dates they respectively oceupied.-U. s. Gazeae.
 From Liberia. The Liberia Herald of Jan. sth. received by a late arrra! from the coast of Africa, contains the following article:
 Strange .Arvlval.--Goyernor hiEcn- LIN has lately parcased from one of our citizens, who has just returned from the Condo country, an Cstaag Oattang of the female specie.-She is quite young. and is yet but a baby; has a great Hk- ing to her country people, is rather shy of persons in clothes. She resembles the human person in many particulars; sits up and eats like child, using her right hand very dcxterously, and though but two or three weeks in tire colony is now quite fond of many articles cook. ed for the table. Her face rcsenblestfat of an aged person, with white head; her body is covered with long strait black hair; and she walks at present on her hands and feet. The natives however inform us, that when full grown, {hcy walk erect with |, stick. Che oi our citizens, who has travelled considerably in the country, assures us, ,that two years ago, he saw one grabbing in Junk River witha stick in his hand. He was about five feet high. As incredulous as we have ever been about this animal, our natives, since the arrival of this one, have put o,iT cre;lluiiiitty cre;lluiiiitty to the highest stretchfrom the incredible stories which they hand down from ere generation to another: and our belief is, that many things stated by travellers. have been gathered fromthc natives from the coun- tries, through which they have travelled, and not from actual observation.
 
 Usary.-Step by step are the absur ditles of our forefathers retiring before the increasing light of the age. It y but a few years since there was, in this State, q heavy penalty annexed to the taking of more that ;sssSS for the use oii $l0O for one year. Now, though the rule is far from reasonable, it is less at- surd that before. Now we can Tecoys 2 CT the principal and interest at the legal