The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

ed the Regency, a1ld hdd made no change of Ministers, and A3adfid was tranquil. It is doubtful what effect this will have upon Don Carios, vino remained at Abrantes.
 They write from Toulon Sept. 27, that the Snlsan's taxes on the Island of Cyprus, have become o intolerable that the Island had become one general field of battle; bloody eombats taking place at every point. The troops of the Governor had been beat en in every battle, and he was at last oblig- ed to make treaty with the rebels, in one of the Provinces. The Turkish soldiers had massacred many of the inhabitants for demanding their rights. It was said that the Austrian and English Consuls had been impaled. The Austrian Admiral had re- paired to tine scene of these occurrences
 The Duchess of Berri loft Pisa, Sept. IT, and left her child at i.eghorn, ill charge of the Neapolitan Consul.
 The German papers mention, under the head Bertia, Sept, =, that one Of the prin- cipal European questions, namely, that rel alive to Holland and Belgium, was discus- sed ct the late conference at Muncheagratz, when the three Sovereigns came to d reso- lution that Luxemburg should not be sepa- rated from tine German Confederation consequently, that it should belong to Hol- land.
 The Arehduchess and widow Of Napo- leon, Maria Louisa, has ceded to his moth- CT, Madame Letitia, the whole property of the late Duke of Reichstadt, including the legacies left by his illustrious father.
 Prom the Lioes9o9t Courier of 9th Oct.
 Tie failure of Bourmout's attacks on Lisbon, and the subsequent abandonment of most, if not all, the French officers, may, we presume, be considered as death to the Miguelite cause, unless 1t should turn out that the Carlists make common cause with Miguel, an event by no means improbable, in consequence of the death of the King of %pain, as il is said that the Apestolicals are gathering together both men and money for Ihe aid of Carlos.
 From Getignqa's {PalTs) .Nessenger- October 5th.
 Ne learn from Madrid that Council of Regency was formed, justbefore the Kings death, to assist the Queen in the govern ment Of the Kingdom. It consists of five members.
 There seems to be trouble in different parts of France.
 tn the night of the 29th ult. great number of proclanations, ornamemed with the ancient armoriai bearings of France, were disseminated about Bordeaux, calling upon the people to acknowledge Henri v. as heir to the throne; others invited the in- habitanfs to revuh; announcing the corona ton of the young Duke.
 The Temps gives the following letter, dated, Frankfort, Sept. l2:-"Several ot your legltimatsts, who stopped here during the fair, have just learned that the Austrian Cabinet latel notified Charles X. that if q single proclamation, in the name of Henri V. emanated from the royal refugees at Prague, the family would immediately re- celve orders to quit the imperial States At the same time, Charles X. was remind ed ot his engagement towards the Austrian Government, previous to his leaving Holy- rood, not to take any step that might disturb the tranquility oi Europe, whilst he renlaln- ed in the Austrian States.
 .Nerico, Oct. 5.--We are glad to have fl i'll eui power to lay before our readers the results of the movements of the Federal Atn3, commanded by the hero of Zom- poalteea; those results are decidedly favor able to the holy cause of the Federation. Ihe ieader5 of rebels having been in. tormed that the general-in-chief had come out from san Miguel de Alonde, with his division, and knowing also by their spies the movements of the Federal troops from Gacateeas end San Luis, determined tc oppose their united forces, and marched with all their cavalry from Guanajuato. Bu the President keeping vigilant eye on thei, movements, marched towards the town O olao In order to invest the traitor Duran.
 Duran began to open fire with all his artillery against the division of his excel. lency, who on his side returned heavy connonade. In few hours he made so much havoc in the ranks of the factions that they were obliged to retreat on tho same evening. They rallied at Guana;,,ato where they fortified themselves. The pro. Ject ot the enemy being thus baffled. the fother division found no difficulty in unitino with fhe troops commanded by the Generai Llberator. The division of Zacatocas af ieeted junction on the 10th, and that of San Luis on the Soth Sept. So tormiJnble % i''iSe oeii1s no" unlied, there Is but lttle doubt of the early defeat of the rebels.
 NEw ORLEANS, Oct. Sl.-The pros