The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1826-11-07

After the memorial was reported by the
committee, MIR. Abbot Lawrence gave a
very lucid exposition of the causes which
had produced the depression of the woollen
manufacturing interest, and of the cOHse-
quences which inevitably awaited all those
concerned, if somsthing were not speedily
done for their relief. Mr.. L. said he was
not very largely concerned in the mann
featuring of woollen goods, and was extern
sively engaged in their importation: but he
nevertheless felt a great desire that our
manufactures should flourish, and that there
should not be sacrifice Of the immense a.
mount of property invested in them. Such
an event was to be deprecated by every citi-
zen, though he feared it would be una
voidable.
These sketches are written entirely from
memory, and do not pretend to furnish a.
ny thing more than very imperfect sketch
of the leading arguments, or the general
import Of the remarks suggested by the
speakers. Mr.. Clapp, of Boston, and Mr..
Tufts, of Dudley, made some pertinent
observations, which we have not attempt
ed to repeat. We regret that we had not
gone to the meeting prepared to take notes
of the speeches; for we are confident that
their cause needs only to be fairly explain
ed las it would be by publication Of the
speeches referred toy to the public, in order
! to ensure hearty concurrence from every
intelligent member of the community
Russio.-The Coronation of the Empe.
ror Nicholas took place on the Sd Of Sep
TENDER. The scene as usual on such oc-
casions, was one of much show, and in the
evening general illumination took place.
A letter from Moscow of the 4th, said
to be from person who had access to the
best information, contains the following
paragraph Sc The new Emperor shows
a disposition to deviate very much from the
European policy of his defunct brother,
wishing thereby to become popular, and to
nationalze himself as much as possible.
The storm that menaced on the side of
Turkey is not yet dissipated, and another
is rising on the side of Persia. If the first
is to take effect, great explosion will fol-
low; as in that event the Emperor is to
head the army, and push quickly the COLI
test to an end. Here every body seems
to think success a very easy matter; but
am not of that opinion, and believe that
such an expedition will meet the fate Of
former ones dirsc:ed to the same pur-
pose"
We find it stated in letter from Paris,
that it is reported in the political circles Of
the French capital, that the Emperor CT
Russia has addressed circular to the sew
eral Cabinets of Europe, protesting against
the proposed levy of 100000 men by the
Turkish Sultan. The report states that
the Emperor declares the existence of such
Turkish force, trained in the European
tactics, to be inconsistent with tho rules
laid down at the conclusion of the war, by
the Allied Powers, and incompatible with
the safety Of countries situated nearest to
Russia.
The number of Russian troops collected
around Moscow amount to 100000. Ac-
cording to accounts from that capital, pro-
visions are plentiful, and the price has not
risen, Notwithstanding the crowds of strall-
gers who came to witness the Coronation.
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| From the Qrotidenne Of Sept. 10.
Trieste, Sept. 6.-The following is da-