The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20
From tIe Nelg YorG Commercial y7dcsHtsor. VERY LATE FROM FRANGF.

By tho packet ship Albany, Johnston from Havre, te have numerous files of Paris papers to the 10th of February, inclusive. These papers contain London dates of the 4th. The Albany sailed from Havre on the 18th. She brings million and eighty thousand francs in gold, being another nstamen of the ndem- n6caion, consigned to tho President of he Ban! of America.
 The cotton market was dull in France and VIC find that in Liverpool shade lower than by our last direct adviees.
 SPAa. Letters from Saragossa of inc 31st. Janu- any announce that the army of the centre had broken ap account as some said of the lack of means to pay the troops; otler accounts say that 5000 of this army had been ordered by forced marches into Valencia, where strong symptoms of Garlism had ap- peafed.
 Confident expectations were entertained ai Madrid from combined movement, which was positively 10 be made before the end of ebruary General Rbera had arrived at St. Sebastian with 9009 men. The united force of English and Spanish al th5 place 2l bat- taons besides which there, i've steamboats and strong paf of artillery.
 General Ituflade Christ, whose capture by half a dozen British officers He mentiouad some time ago had died n prison.
 Sickness iu Spain accounts received at Madrid from several parts a Spain may be credited this eoun try, which has already been sufficiently unfortunate, is about to be Yis3ted Y te plague. Il is certain tha yphus fever of the most malignant and fatal kind has broken in to overfled prisons of Cafthagena ane Gadiz among the thousands Of CaTlist prisoners con- fined there. Shut ID in their onHhoesome cells, these miserable beings falling yctims 10 it in great num- bers, and Gle inhabitants also suffering, and the disease IS making aiafnng progress. Malignant dis ease IS also decimathg Ue sick in the hospitals al Madrid the prisons of the capital threatened by il and | is feared that h will extend itself into Gastile
 Tssfa6 Q letter from Malaga Of tIc 3b of January.
 s0a the 2d we had tremendous gale of wind from he east tha did q deal of damage the ships iyl the haTbor. Tuscan pelacca brig, French schooner and three Spanish cra, totally lost the Tocks at the entrance of tae niole Cur John Adams slooF of suffered no injury, but inc british soop of wa 0festes was obliged to cut away her three masts b, the board, 10 the he and the lives of the crew having drifted far to eeward as 10 strike and lose Der ruder near the point al the end of ihe western Ala menda. The ifigate Tyne also struck and lost hei rudder, and did the Jason, lut she met with but M te injury having previously thrown her guns overboard Such hurricane has not been known here since Jan. nary, l82A.o
 Jeeas.-Nhatever difference ef opinion many have existed as 10 he fact whether he independence ol Texas has been acknowledged by this government the question we think is put al rest by the following olfciai document from the President
 That Texas has yeta struggle to make, there car be no doub and those disposed to aid her in that ina struggle will a least be satisfied that her independence has been officially recognised by the D. States.
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