The Arkansas advocate., 1836-10-21

BRITISH IousE OF CoMsroSs---TKxAs.---B ou latest accounts from England we learn that debate some interest occurred in the House of Commons or 9th ult.sin relation tae ailairs of Texas Wm R. Hoy moved an address to the Grown, to take such measures proper for the lal6nen of the existinr tfeatv by which that country was bound to co-opefnte will Mexico. The object vas 10 prevent the aggression npon neutral rights, and the extension ef lhe snve | trade. Much leaiousy was manifested towards lhe United States for her supposed nterserencen the con. test now going on between Mexico and Texas. Il was thought the duty of England 10 against any such movements. Much hostility was expressed ito the acquisition of Texas by the United States England ought to oppose il for commercial 6 political reasons, and in obedience to her avowe policy to pre- vent any further extension of the Slave tiate-Thcse were the arguments urged by Mir. Hoyt and others in support of his motion.
 Lord Palnerston acquitted the United States of any Improper intentlon and thought that any action the part ot the Government of England at this ne, would be PrerDature. The motion was then whdfaxr--Ir the course of the debate much ignorance @as manifest ed as to the part which the t. States has acted in laton to Texas. Ne have not space for further TO- tees of this snbject.-- HtaltsriHe .8droeots.
 
 The g. b. MissouFan, on her last trip up river tow ed to VIeHsbng the new splendid packet ship Nicks- burg with 700 tons of freight in her. She drew IA feet os water, ad is intended to in the trade be- tween New-Orleans and eastern ciiies. The YIeks- bufgans received her with salute of 100 guns. and the population of the city and vicinity collected in gfoupes to Witness tue arrival of the gallant vessel bearing the name of their fourIshing to,yn- Times.
 The Presidential election is but five weeks off. The time IS very short The crisis Is at hand and VIC are not afraid to meet 1t. Ne hail is near approach with joy for we are confident oi happy result. We look upon the States Of Massachusetts, Vermont pennsyl- vania, Delaware, Maryland Ohio Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana. Mississippi and Georgia as a- souteiy certain 10 go against Mr. Van nuren. These States will give two hundred votes-more than two- thirds ot the whole number to be given by all he States Tn the Union; and do not believe that any power on earth can carry either of them for the New ork can dldate The great struggle o his friends a present s to get election lilo Congress-, where, by the aid of the millions in the Treasury, they hope 10 brbe the peo- pies Representatives to trample upon the people s wll.-Louispilie Jonr3al.
 H We assure our friends in yireinia that the White and Harrison Electoral Ticket will prevail in Noyem. ber There need be no fears as to the result. The man o Ainderhook can never receive the vote of this State The friends of Harrison and White are work. Ing together, heart and hand. The contest is anima. fed-the spos-men becoming powerleas. The people will assuredy triumph. Missouri will profit by the strenuous exerfions of her sister slaveholdine Commonweaths' She will stand, side by side in the coming contest. with Louisiana, North Carolina, A ia bania and old Kentucky. We adjure our friends 10 lay all their doubts aside and place citizens among the unflnching opponents of Marlin Van Buren.
 Sl. Louis Republican.