The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-07

autumn. Ne heartily wish him success n his Pfaiscworhy undertaking.
 FOREIGN.
 By Inc ship Pacific. Capt. Hozie, at N. Fork, tie editors of the Journal of of Com neree have received Hayre papers to June 9th, and Paris to the 9th, both inclusive.
 .4aericaa Idemqitg Question: he Committee in the Chamber of Peers, made their report on the 4th. After some re- marks by M. Barante, the further discussion of the subject was postponed 10 the llth, in spite of the efforts of M. Dnbouchage, who wished 1t put off til the 18th. We see nothing in the tone of M. Barante's. remarks, which varied the aspect of the question.
 The trial of the Lyons insurgents, in the French Chamber of Peers, was not con cluded.
 In the British House of Commons, June 2d, in answer to an inquiry from Lord Lon doaderry, Lord Melbourne stated what as sistanee had been thus far rendered to Spain by England under tho Qnadfuple Treaty. The general subject If the eall for intervention does not appenr 10 have. been discussed on that occasion.
 Elisondo and Urdaehe have been eyacu- ated by the troops If the Queen of Spain. The garrisons had gone to PampeIupa,
 General Kellerman, one of Napoleon's heroes, and created by him Duke of Nal- my, died of an affection of the liver, on the 3d of June, at the age of e5.
 We extract the following itens if 9na lie tJamaiea Chronicle of the 2oth, they contain the latest news from the Republic of Blew Grenada. ~ Bol. 4mericap.
 GARTHAGENA, June 7.--T The Congress of New Grenada finished their important task on the 29th May, without having done any thing worthy of consideration or public utility, except the abolition of the Giea6aia on sales in their interior, in lieu of which an increase Of two and q half per cent. in. the duties on importation of foreign ner- chandize has been substituteds
 The arrangement concluded betweeB New Grenada and Venezuela to diYide the foreign debt which was contracted by the government of Colombia, before those States were constituted independent nations, has been approved by the Congress of Ve- nezuela, having been so before by New Grenada. This has been done with duo regard to the relative population of each country--nearIy half is charged 10 New Grenada, and tho rest between the Equator and Venezuela.
 General Flores has destroyed all his er- emies, and he is ip possession of all the Equaton He has eonYoked 3 Congress to form constitution and T governments but unfortunately 1t is a mere ceremony com mon in all revolutions of Spanish America, those assemblies being. composed of the corypheus, of the victorious factions, the constiutionalsts, and therefore Ii IS that a repetition of similar circumstances, lre- Guehtly occurs.
 It seems that very soon we shail have again steam boats on the Magdalena, for Mir. Elvers who IS privileged for that pur- pose, expects 10 receive two, one of iron, construetedin England. This enterprise will be productive of immense profit to those engaged in if, and will be very advan. tageous to commerce and travellers, E Ne are sorry to state that by late accounts received from Santa Martha, we learn that d very severe shock of earthquake was felt there on the 2sth ut. about A. RI. which although no material injury was sustained, excited considerable alarm among the in- habitants. It Is also stated that two days after, similar shock vas experienced al Carthagena, but that owing to the strength of the buildings no damage had been done.
 MExIco. The New Orleans Bee states that the major part of the Mexican States have declared in favor of Santa Ana This general, having subjugated the relrac- tory in the late instruction, has resolved similarly 10 paeify Texas; and has fofmi- dable army well equipped under his com mand. Texas must therefore submit to be component of tho consolidated govern ment of Mexico.
 The American schooner Marina, captur- ed by the Mexican cutter Montezuma, was sent from Galveston 10 Vera Cruz, where she still remains under seizure, Vera