The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

P.s from London to the 10th, and
 7, 7, noIt of sailing, up to the date of
 FPa,' seeounts from the Spanish frontier
 '.anug mi daily of less importance
 'g .of Guerrillas are scattered over the
 and will serve to protraet the civil
 The swiftness and alacrity with
 ,bey move, keep employed the whole
 If the Queens army. The minis- ,.d been defeated on the question of r.bnc @ a censorship of the press-the .i,aa iS@s vote being 57, while that of the ,tas was but 54.
 x liverpool Times of the 16th says, .hm pacha has succeeded in suppress '1s l nsurection in Syria, though not st conceding to the insurgents free finn the conscription, the attempt to
 .s which was the chief cause of the
 The Sultan having learned this
 ,n1 having been strongly urged by the .5 and English Ambassadors to ab-
 Slnahostilities, has commanded his ...hhlt, and postponed, sine die, the
 r,dkis fleet. The cloud, therefore, Ear,sd for the present, and the East of Te will continue to enjoy peace for edms longer.
 is plague still ragged in Turkey--it was a exclusively confined to the capital. Em1oh, Sept. PA new turn has, 1t is
 been given to the speculative opera d the foreign market, through the em- neDt of pigeons, by which the Paris k of the day preceding have been reg obtained when any fuctuation has ned before the close of business in market. The same thing is said to been done in Paris with respect to the lon prices.
 fm Pedro is said to be much better, gb still in bad health. Twenty six hguese were lately raised to the rank Peers.
 epdon, Sept. 15.-We have received zpress the Paris papers of Saturday, together with Bordeaux and Bayonne Hs of the 10th and 9th inst. and letters our Paris correspondent, dated Satur- Ilfernoon, and from Constantinople of 10th ut. The Moniteur gives the fol- ingintelIigence from the North of Spain mggui left Fillafranca on the 9th, to fseedto Biscay. Rodil left Tolosa on lqh, and is gone towards Ascoitia, i'll Fato 6rm junction with Espartero, Lhngo in pursuit of the Pretender.- F defeat of the insurgents before Berga- where they were repulsed by the garri- sflly confirmed. The fortifcation Be Bastau is proceeding with great &C., |, Rodif has caused the Governor of sbastian to be superseded by the Brig FTessa, who enjoys his confidence.- carlos is at Orosco.
 Aaccounts from the Spanish frontiers aby the Bayonne and Bordeaux pa- Ege quite destitute of importance as to
 But they all agree in representing
 awar as likely to be considerably
 nd, and to become every day less
 live of results.
 an of 350,000 has been despatched hyoune to Gen. Rodil, destined for Nnent of the Queens troops.
 Raoposed by the government of Hol- 'ad Nurtemberg, to renew inc project qtlng, hy canal, the waters of the nbe and Rhine.
 LAND.-The most atrocious cruelties nl being perpetrated by the cruel Au- al ol Russia, against the unfortunate Fs The nobles are compelled within years to produce their titles, or be con- Nned to menlal service in the Russian lE or to labor in the mines of Siberia. Eea' young students, in whose posses " was recently found a volume of Vile ('sAa, have had their heads shaved in pub- 1 [. ana one of them, aged l2, scourged to Y q degree that he died few hours af- beautiful Polish girl at boarding @i al Warsaw, aged only Is, who was E.aPlaylng the national air, "La Pologne E ps encore perdue!' was seized by syefnOr, dragged to the guard house, a''s whipped and violated by the Cos Ss9 'shocklngly, that she died of shame 'Il sRl' Many of the Poles, in conse- |Ss' 0l their misery, have committed !. ,A@a e MExIco.-By the ship Congress, |,s aefuz papers to the 2lst September, sa. sDSea received. She brings 100000 [a s' s Tranquility in the Republic has |s,.s ,s''0red. The equalization between !. E@A an and Mexia has been carried into The latter sailed for and arrived at G''sans; His troops are to be dis es, ~ ana the officers placed on half pay. s;S sss was dull in the interior. A con- k,ba l@ oe despatched hereafter every two As.n.. aom the capitol to Vera Cruz aa 'y'ions z, are going on-the aristocra- Ia h.. were quite active. Mir. Le- |r. las been appointed minister of f.