The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-21


 the cholera made is appearance ohF tue 25th. and from ten o'clock in the morning of that day, to ten o'clock of the morning of the 27th no fewer than 39 cases occurred, of which nine died. 1 On the 27th ffiy-ssiale aaezu cose& occurs red. The whole number of those who had recovered was e1ght, while thirty-tvro had died, and forty-nine remained sick.
 Il report was given in the C0arrier des Etectears, derived from a letter from Toalon, dated December 20th. that a revolution had broken out at Rome, and that the Pope had been slain. It vas stated that the people were com hitting all kinds of excesses, pillaging the palaces Of the cardinals, &e. &c. and that they had got possession of the fort of St. Angelo,
 At the latest dates from Smyrna the cholera was still committing dreadful rayages in that city. ltis stated under date of Vienna, Dec. l6th, that there was then but one cholera patient in tliat city and fifty in the suburbs.
 The London times of the 3lst says that accounts from Alexandria to the end of November, state that the ehole- ra norbus fad entirely subsided in Egypt, and the inhabitants had every where resumed their accustomed ayo- cations.
 The number of Poles hitherto sent into banishment is stated at 62,000.
 London was enyeIoped in fog on the 21th December so dense that the mail coaches and other vehicles which left the city s.were conducted out of town by men with torches
 It is said that the marriage contract between King Leopold and the second daughter of the Queen of France has been actually signed.
 The officers of the garrison al Malta and of the fleet, were making great preparations 10 give a splendid enter tainment to Sir Walter Scott and his daughter.
 The loss By death in the Russian al my. employed against Poland in killed, either in slain upon the field of battle, or by death in the lazzarettos and hos pitals, is stated not to be short of l80,000 men.
 l The Yorkshire petition for Reform presented to the House of Commons by Lord Althorp on the 7th December. had between 10000 and l50000 sig natures, and was of such bulk and weight that it was as much as one per son could do to carry it to the table.
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 FRANCE.
 PariS, Dec. 23.-M. Sebastianl las been attacked by apoplexy and lies ferf ill. I've other of the Ministry, M. Perier and D'Arnout, are also labor ing under severe sindisposition. IL k said that Marshal SouIt is about to re- fsigii.
 All the regiments composing the French army of the north have received orders to keep as close together, and as l connected the one with the other as. possible, near the head quarters, which have been changed from Mauberge to Cambray. These various corps, which remain organized by divisions and brig ades, form an army ofabout 2000men, ready to march on the first sign given l by the telegraph. The French govern ment apprehends that it isthe intention of the King of Holland to make an ear ly attack upon Belgium, and up 10 this lime the French government appears to have decided to march to the aid of KingLeopold, in case of war between him and his Majesty King William.
 The Minister of War has received news from Lyons, of any thing but a satisfactory or assuring character. Gen. Hulot, who commands, has written to Marshal Soult, to state that there is ev- cry reason for fearing a new explosion. Although,there is very little work to oe- eupy the weayers, yet the workmenare at this time not without money, and they employ their time in making car touches. In the opinion of Gen. lIulot. the Carlists are at the bottom ofall this intrigue, and that sooner or later the colors of the Duke of Bordeaux will make their appearance.
 Riot at Gre,eo0le.-The Paris papers contain accounts of a tumult which broke out in the manufacturing and pop ulouscity of Grenoble, on Sunday, the 18th Dec. Though unlike in its origin, l and llclil1 in itc roS,lts to flo 1 .n,,e-