The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-14

,n all merchant sessels. The battle 1 ook place near Qaeretcro or Guaoa- uato, at place called San Miguel Ro- oros, or according 10 others, las Cali. aas. Martin feraza, the ( olohel of the battalion of Pueblo Niejo ran eighty lcagues in four days, and arrived here yesterday. Bustamcnte, il IS said, E marching upon Iacateeas; others say that they had arrived at San Louis; If So we may expect his troops 10 arrive here very soon-oppositlon tliey will find none, as we nave neither soldiers officers 10. ammunition"
 The election for President ofthe Re public took place last month; but or ae- count of the communication "iih the capital being stoIped, there Is nothing definite as 10 the result, yet know h. VI have heard, however, that General. Bravo had received Line votes. leach State having one sotc.) ald Il IS Prof5a- bic lie Is elected. There were two other candidates. Gov. Garcia, of the State of Zacate6;ls, and Gen. Santa Anna; tie latter, We are told, has tot received ore vote.
 6r Si3l Later.-'The fast sailing schooner Tcpes ae, aptaih Fernadez. arrlved here last e3eniIg from Nets Cruz, hence she sailed on the 9th inst. Tire news by her is of little importance. Santa Anna is still bescigt q in Orizaha. He had sent down orders 10 Vera Cruz to have every mat who was capable Of bearing arms enlisted in the arn y.- There had been two slight engagements betn eet laeio aid Saita Alma. in ole of which, tho latter obtaired the ad- vantage; hul in the second, he was beat. en. Faeio has resigled the command ofthe goyerfment troops; Col. Andrade has been appointed 10 succeed him.
 Latest from Russio.-We are inforn- cd hy Mr. alllas E. Gleason who arris ed last night from Cronstadt, ;, in the ship Aionsooil, that the Cholera Lad broken out in tie Russian fleet, lYing in Crol. sladt Roads. "FFnfly-lhree cases were reported the day the ship left, August I4ih, aid twenty -one the day previous. S' veral deatls. from tl;at disease hae. oecurred ia the Hospitals on shore.
 From Portugal Dneet.-The brig | l9 sses, Capi. Hall. arrived from Opof- 10. at New ' ork oa Monday.
 On the 29th, tlie Duke of Bragal za. accompanied by his staff, reviewed his whoh lipt, and afterwards visited two Of the coryettes aiid tlle arsefals.
 Capt. Hall informs the Editors of tie New York Daily Advertiser that on the .22d whel he sailed, things remailcd as they had hcen for some time. BeH Aiiguel's lines were round Oporto, and 70 ear that the troops of the adverse parties eeald converse together. lie vas present at the battle ol ! SFolo6ga, ad states that the army of Dop Riieuel tas about four times as numerous -as that of Pedro but inferior in every oth-
 respect: the soldiers being miserably clad, paid and fed, and evidently press. d into the service against their will.
 Capt. Hall states that lG,000 ratons were issued at Oporto, the day before ais departure, that the troops are equal Q any he has seen in Europe, in dioi- pline &zc. that he carried 900 officers from St. Mich9ls to Oporto as passcn- eers; and that the expedition is all ahnndantly suppiiod with money There was no expectation of immediate operations of an} kind.
 After the engagement between the ships, the San Joan retired 10 Lisbon; aod entered the Tagus with all her jumps going. yet reported that she had destroyed Don Pedfo's squadron.
 Paris, Jug. 26.-A son of Lucien honapafte, who was on voyage 10 Greece on board merchant vessel. lately met his death. This young mal, appeared to be perfectly happy; and without aiy motive for suicide, but he was found dead in the Captains cabin. where he had been left alone, and it is pot known how his death gas caused. The Captain ordered his remains 10 be deposited in cask of brandy, and up- on his arrival al Navarino, the honors due to his name and rank were paid to them.
 Louisville, O.. 27.
 The cholera still exists here, ard it Is the opinion of some that if is isabatine. All concur in the opinion that the at- lacks are not as violent as they have been. The deaths during the last " eek have averaged about eight per day.