The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-26
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

III the Boston papers and slips.
 LATEST FROM FRANCE.
 By ihe ship Kentucky, Capt. Dennis, which arrived this morning from Ha- vre, we have received through the 70 liteDess of Capt. D., llavre papers to the 20th July, and Paris papers to the 18th, with the state of the Hayre mark ct to the 18th.
 The plague is announced as having made its appearance at Constantinople. The symptoms this year are much more alarming than usual, and great num- bers are falling victims.
 PARIS. Jul, I6.-Our Government has received a courier from the Hague, with the despatches from the Marquis of Dalmatia. They announce the ca binet of the Hague has received the reply of the Conference to it's project ed Treaty, but that it still persists in re- !asing to aceede te the propositions of the five Powers. Private letters from the Hague add that the King of Hol- land has just received intelligence from Prince Frederick of Holland, dated at 1 Berlin, which indicate disposition on the part of the Prussian Government, to sustain the Dutch cabinet in the course which it has hitherto pursued. And in truth, when We see the Austri- ans and Prussians on the point of estab- fishing themselves on the Rhine, it Is not surprising tha; all concession is re- fused, since it is certain that those pow CTS will assist the Dutch, the moment France shall render aid to the Belgians.
 In spite af the uncertainty in regard to the fate Of Belgium, the King of the French perseveres in the intention of giving his daughter in marriage to King Leopold, hoping that this alliance will add responsibility tothe new realm, in the view of the King of Holland, and give it great chances of perma- nence. It is now said that the marriage will take place on the 9th or 10th of
 august. Increase of the Cholera in Pa9is.-, Says Paris date of the 18th, "I'he ex- tfaordihary increase of the Cholera be- gins to revive all the fears of the inlla- bitants of this capital, who had ima- gined themselves rid of the epidemic, at least for the present. This second development of the disease was anti cipated by the physicians who had ob- served it's progress in other places. for ! stance at Berlin, where the second visit of the epidemic was more severe than the tlrst.''
 TURIN, July GA French Courier has passed through this place, on his way 10 Rome, for the purpose of con- veying 10 M. de St. Aulaire the reply to the note of the Roman Court on the subject of the evacuation of Ancona.-- t IS said to be of an eyasive tenor.- The French Cabinet give it to be ui.- derstood that it is impossible at this mo- meht 10 comply with the wishes of the Pope, but the hopey for | more favora- 1 ble period. MADRID, July l0.-The whole Court 1 IS Tn state of anxiety, in consequence of an indisposition of the King, the n,,- tare of which is concealed by the Phy- sicans. Our town is full of Carlists.
 PARIS, July IS.--1'he official part of the Moniteur to-day does not contain the nomination of Judges and Justices of the Peace. Under the head@of ii,- terior, the official journal has a few lines relative to the Protocol of ths, Germanic Diet, but demands for the go. sernmeHtthe right ofpreserving silence on questions which have not arrived to thelr termination.
 Nevertheless, the manner in which t,e Ministers treat the question, leaves 10 doubt as to the ulteror views of the government in favor of our neighbors and ancient compatriots of the Rhenisll provinces.
 1t appears that the vessels of war which have been simuitaneously fitted out at Cherbourgh, Brest and Toulon. are to rendezvous at the port first men toned. The proximity of this port to the North Sea, confirms the coniec- lures already made, that the destina- ton of this squadron is either 10 the Scheldt or the Texel.
 From the Boston Courier, Aug. %. 1 rANTlNTELLseENcE.-Thebrig1 brig Cedric, which arrived yesterday morn ling from Antwerp, was bound to St. Ubes, but on arriving of that port on lthe 2lst July, was boarded from one of