The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-11
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lioih OcHStantiDQpi9 10 ha 1osl 'iu AeKs ii is stated tlat taa An1ef;sas ea1 c ol s'S ted States sailed Igofo 9oma. si iflgaie Ugi. the 22d Nov. for 'Stnyrna ,s',''islnofe aa U, on Previous to her debartilre ' 5sii' lerson' accompanied by his F)np5,sFat. rsse ". and the American Charge |, as's is,s aTItaia admitted to an interview with tIa sl, eS' gela which occasion his higlsness WI wss s'.'ls'::i eious' pet neither party had angtysa.s' ss' '''s tlcular to say. The next oav .9 a1 '.,.lss ls sy ef Americans, ladies iacln5sd sage llas- ml,led a, to go over the splendid new e.I Pe9' at stayros, on tie BosphoYus, wbere Palaee hnlty of musical clocks were sci tr ,'.a ,l.e ll- the amusement. Republicans. i is f,'S sj1, lof have their privileges even win 1asn.. ss0ea, the very sailors who manned ,sa rs's' alFi boats ot the frigaie, entered win tbe ,as5 s,os, into the Palaee, to examine and a,I,,,,o s,osg freely as the best of them. Refaye sl'"e .la,s 2 sailed, eleof, whilst On c,,tr s ,,;.s ss any personal proyocatioa, qaiesiy Eeaeas4 G9sS down a member of the Legation i,.s;Ae,' Iss;, kicked him, and tore his coat of b;s .lassp hsq and the injured party night have foa9I, 'lss El@ de=ea ds.els ss..l ',.a s;asiipiI.el,. 6a, se. s chosen to adopt that equivocal moJa as proving himself gentlemen. Ns. 0'
 They talk in England of found;ng o.m mcrcial society, in which the Cotton Nsr ufaetures, the Bank and the Goyerpms,, will take part. ''A'
 The English and French fleets b,a ,o ceiyed orders to withdraw from the ArfE Pelago to the harbors of Malta and Yoalon there to await further orders.
 At Vienna, the 2Sth of Decemher < was remarked as singular, that no now measure of any kind, for attack or deGaaes was observable in the war dcpari,,,e0, which was most satisfactory to the friends of peace.
 Some of the London papers express t}e utmost astonishment that the preslJebf If tie United States should, by his hostRtylo the Bank, reduce the country to so much ] distress as IS observable in tho Ameneaa journals.
 The editor of the London MonjDa Chronicle, of Jan. 10, says, Congress is doing every thing in it's power, to hringibe Bank question to an issue.
 The King of England was to open Par lament, Feb. 1, and to remain in London four days.
 Tie Prussian Government, t seems, s fat present endoayoring to draw Switzerland land Belgium within Is tariff iue. 9ts Belgian Government has avaled itself Of l the opportunity thus afforded, 10 threaten France, that the offer will be accopted. # the French custom duties on Begian pso. dnee are not reduced.
 1 The Helvette of Porentnry, publishes statement of the Swiss papers. There are 50 political journals within the eeafedeR. ton, and the number of periodical pubics. tions on religious and literary subjects is at least equal to the political.
 LONDON, Jan. 26.--AIl paft:es asreein thinking that the present III assorted French Ministry cannot last very long; and the first question of importance upon which opinion is divided in the Chamber of Deputies VII afford an opportunity for trial of strength. 1 The Ministry which is to succeed wiIlbe more " "liberaF' than the present, and will hurry France forward another step Tn tho march of revolution. The late change in Spain, if t has not given power, has atleast inspired new courage into the Daoremeni paF ty in France. I iie new French Minister will, We suppose, find 1t necessary to goto war as soon as possibIe.--S Siaadard.
 \ few days since, certain eminent man Qlacturers Of figures, in S. Paul's church yard, shipped off for India and the Ganges no less than five hundred newly nanaiac- tured idols or false gods for sale. TheTo- fits from this pious fraud are expected tohe sufficient to make the Christian merchants happy for the remainder of their days- Two missionaries go out Ill the same shlp Thus the natives ot' India will at once re- ceive their "bane and antldote. ."--.afaso', PARIS, Jan. 28. -The Radget Commit tee having signifed their dissent from the number of men laid in the estimate Of the Minister of War for lS35, Marshal sos' proposed a conference with them, and the committee assembled for that purpose on Sunday, at the palace of the Chamber o Deputies. In the estimates, the eiiectYeiefps of the army was fixed at 47A,0O0 men, pu' the Marshal consented to reduce Il to 5tV'' 0G0, the same number as voted form leo4 Some of the members of the committee were for reducing 1t to 284,o00 men, als others for fixing at 31o,ooo. The hlD'sr ter declared that the honor and infcfest V the country did not allow binl to descent below BIO, ,o00 men, and that if ths npln. Der were refused, Ministers would reslgh@ aadsse.
 The London Times of inc 20th says Much speculation exists in the money fia, .le ket, as @to the probable effect here ol ,ts ,l@ crisis in the United States, brought on Dy 's 'b. contest between the Government a'',s ,ssas ., Bank. Some are of opinion that a ln7d =n