The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-28
FOREIGN.

nave IdttS udtCc tO Jdtis AOtfi, ttHta ha0tf- don to the llth. The accounts from London are three days later than be- fore received.
 The political atmosphere of Europe is beceii;i;,g unsettled and hay.
 pARgs. Jan. I3.-Wc arc informed by dates from London, of the Iith inst. that the Cabinet Council has finally a greed upon the number of new Peers 10 De created. that il is definitivcly fix ed at 45 or 90. Among others, Lord Dunrayen, Lord Germantown Gan Irish catholic,) Lord Lismorc, and Lord Rosmorc, all Irishmen, are mentioned. These nominationare made to ally some what the iealousics of the Irish. The rest of the new creation will consist Of English Peers and some Scotch ones.
 General Lafayette has recently mar ilcd one of his grand children to q soil of Vi. Bureau de Heazy,a colleague oi fhc honorable General in the eonstita- cnt assembly, and his companion in misfortune vith NJ. de Latour Mau- boure, in the prisons of Olmutz. The young lady married is q daughter of George w. Lafayette.
 PARIS, Jan. I3. --We'learn that Gen. Lafayette is much better, he begins to 20 oat.
 Tn. ll.-Stock Exchange, llalfpast 4 o'clock. The market has again been thrown into agitation by the fear of ap- proaching war, principally founded on inc articles in the English Courier ar. rived this morning, and the renewal of reports (which however, are positively contra lictcd in the ministerial evening papcrs1 of ihe refusal of Austria 10 "a tify the treaty having hecn received by the French Government. In consc- queicc of this the Funds have again declined in price. -s
 Chamber of Deputies. The Bill au- thorlzing So,000 conscripts of the class 1881. to be called into active service, was at,optes. without discussion hy 2 majority of 220 against ,.
 Chamber of Peers.-1hc President informed the Chamber that he had re- ccjyed letters from thirteen Peers, stat ieg that as they considered they could ] moi he useful in the Chamber after the abolition of the hereditary principle oi the Forage, they begged to tender the l resignation of their seats.
 Eaglamd.-Wc stated yesterday that n demand had been made that the pc rod fixed for tue exchange ot ratillea- { lions of The treaty of 2i articles should [ be prolonged. We are HOW able to,I add that the prolongation demanded be- yond the 18th instant, is at least I3 days.
 1t is probable, considering the dis tance between Vienna and Berlin, that ! this prolongation will be granted.
 LONDON, Jan. 9.-Our readers will rccollect, that, about q fortnight ago, VIC stated that the influence of Russia had extended to another Great Power, and that serious doubts were entertain l cd of the ratification of the Treaty Of Peace between Belgium and Holland, agreed upon by the Conference. Cir cumstances have just occurred to eou- vince us that we were perfectly well informed on the subject, and that if any 1 ratification should arrive either from Prussia or Austria, 1t will be subject 10 so many qualifications as 10 render il necessary to go through the wirole af- fair ae nooo. Indeed, it is confidently stated, that there will be no ratification before the time fixed upon by the Pro tocoi as the latest period, viz: the 10th inst.
 With respect 10 the notifications which are spoken .! IS the bases upon which Austria and Prussia would be disposed to ratify, it is said that a clause must be added, modifying the 9th arti- -cie, relative 10 tho navigation ot the iJutci, waters and e.:ais hy he Belgians, and that a declaration must be made defining the navigation of the Mouse. where it passes through the town aud fortress of Maes.rieht, so as 10 prevent future disputes-the objects of these qualifications being to respect Yhe rights and dignity of the King of inc Netherlands. We hear also that Austria and Prussia decline to suaran- ty the annual payment by Belgium of the eight million four hundred thousand gilders as their portion of the interest of the debt, on the ground of such a guaranty implying doubt of the in tegrity of King Leopold. Should these qualifications be adopted, an extensionI of time must take place to enable the parties to complete the, Treaty. or rath- ~ Y L T