The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-26

:, assist at its meetings; but thf
 e's' .nsrs of Saturday state that the
 pfl ..pl,,IPonaI p,P practice stlll exists. Gen |I I,,,a a.aaet dl. Erloa he'd been appointed
 aoDf ,r of ire colony of Algiers. Some
 fnI' ,a been marched from Perpignan tc
 ,,,e aa frontier bordering on Spain.
 ."I letter. daled July 26th, states that
 {. l' 'oreceding day the French Govern
 sid sent orders to the authorities ol
 sa ,o selze a vessel then iiii iii tIiat; hat port,
 a.;,b four thousand muskets and
 .;on for Don Carlos, and which ,anded 10 be landed on the coast oi
 Tsmos says, the French CarlIsts, net ,o win only expressing their wishes
 As success of the expedition of Don
 with augmenting the number of
 slIstias. @ and rallying around him from
 ss q numerous band If partisaas,
 mag farther and are making e6nsid-
 sacrifices O money, in order to
 hm in his enterprise.
 saa.-The accounts from Spain are
 ,,ae and unsatisfactory. The Journal
 Pms of the 25th says-"Don Carlos
 4.5es retired in the mountains, studi-
 {, ,,s,iiiliiiag s;iiag descent into the plain
 7, Gen Rodil wishes 10 draw him.
 neas of an engagement has yet been Ss9ed. Letters received to-day from
 ,la snnQaace that he has taken all ne-
 s,,r measures, and expresses a con qt hone of success ?
 [Dstrbmces in .Hadrid.- .-Frightful ex- |ss have been committed by inc popu- Ep al Madad on the bursting forth of the aa is in | P..ris and elsewhere, the
 agages made by the disorder were be- |dto be the effect of poison; and it haF- . 5ael suggested that the monks had poi ed the wells, the mob broke into three |reats, pHlaged then, and massacred se- 1 of the monks. 'Fhe Government baBever, directed various measures l Inst the offenders, and tanquillity had restored and still reigned in Madrid al ] ae of fhe iast account (9th inst. \ la number of families had, however, lfom Madrid and a panic prevailed Iaghau the entire Castile.
 Fron Bsrmnaa.- The following Is from Royal Gazette of the 4th August, and aIes to the emancipation of the Blacks. Bermuda no difficulty was anticipated hls dehcate subject, and We feryently e that in other Colonies where there was leat Slave population, the emancipation atef' equally tranquil.
 Emr days of universal Freedom have Og Fssed and four days of more perfect Fdeb rgalarIte and qaet have these famed eHfid lses never witnessed the opinion bFfths change would cause iaI the Slaves bs Island, long slaee expressed when eatae Aatl- slavery Society was in Its in- ie6by person then and now high in of sia lhls Colony, has been to the letter lized In one instance only have we nd of any thing like a general and pub fbillitIon Of teelinu. and this consisted q nose recently liberated m St George. FIng on the square in that town, on Sat amorhing, and giving three loud and s6azzas, and then dispersing. each to frqectlye home and occupation.
 fRst have been a giadsome, a heart tto all slave owners, to witness the Eaand reyereniial mien of their late haiaats in the House of God-and sTaeady and orderly conduct since to that the instruction which they had dili- alH extended to them, had Sc well fitted the great boon of Freedom n4 circumstances have enables them to m ,ai at so early a period.
 thus has commenced this wonderful 'n9e' and t IS expected from a people have shown so much discretion on the aslon, that similar line of conduc, will pafsued by them-as a reward 10 their N'efs' who have giving up part of the by extending to them all the sa's S s winch they could possibly confer . IVY tue imperial Act, so well as an exam 'o the Nest india Colonies.