The Litchfield County post., 1826-12-19

Steam B0atS.----' ttle COMMUNICATIONS uoia
this city with the interior, are easy, pleasant
and rapid by the steamboats, More than a
hundred are now ON these waters. Some of
them, for size accommodation, and SPLEEN
dour. exceed any that have seen on the At
Iatitic waters. | haas also found the passen-
gers obliging and friendly. Manners are not
SO distant or so stately as at the North; and
it is much easier to become acquainted with
your fellow passengers.
M ---- So
The reader will find below an article from
the Baltimore Patriot Of Monday, contains
ing 5, me late intelligence from the krache-1
pelago, though not Of very positive char
acter. The hint that Lord Cochrane cares
more for the e $4,000. is what we have
more than suspected for months past.
N. Y. Spec.
RUSSIA.-lt appears that Gen. YER
moloff has gained victory of some imppr-
tance, which has been celebrated by illu-
limitations and public rejoicingss at St. Pc
tersburgh. From the official report of
Gen. Y. it seems that Abbat Mira, after
the defeat on the Clanhora, had been join
ed by Affair Khan, son-in-law to the Schah,
and with their united forces, amounting to
5000 regular infantry, $4,000 regular, and
as many irregular cavalry, and IS pieces
of cannon had again passed the Terter.--
General Madstof had, upon this, joined in
the night Of the 2lst, Adjutant General
Paskevitch, in consequence Of which the
Persians contented themselves with taking
a position on the left bank of the above
mentioned river, and were obliged to raise
the blockade of Schouchi.
" From another report of Gen. Pas
kectch it appears that he was attacked on
, the 25th Of September, by the Persians, to
the number of IS 900 men commanded by
Abbas Mira in person and three of bis
Sons; but that the assailants, aftera short
engagement, fed in disorder, leaving Behind
1,1OO prisoners, eighty Caissons, and a
quantity of baggage. The loss of the
Russians was fifty killed, among whom
is Col. Gretof, and two hundred and fifty
wounded. The enemy was pursued in his
flight, and when the latestreport was sent
off, it was thought that the whole province
of Karabosch was already delivered from
the Persians. This victory was considered
as so important, that the guns wore fired
at St. Petersburgh, and the city Illuminated
on the OCCASION.
RUSSIA AND TURkEY.-AN ac-
counts conspire to establish the fact which
we published from the French papers re-
ceived by the Stephania, on the 9th ultimo,
that the Russian ULimatum had been ac-.
cepted by the Divan. A London paper
remarks npon this event. /" The rapidly
with which this newshas been communica-
ted from the eastern to the western bouu-
daries Of Europe, shows the Importance
attached to it ! and by accounts which we
have received from other quarters on
which we can place implicit reliance) we
can assure our readers that it is as true as
it is important"
A paragraph from Vienna, Oct. 18th
states that on the morning of that day a fire
broke out in the apartments OF the Arch
duke Louis, and communicated to those |
apartments which have been occupied at
different times by the Emperor Alexander,
and the kings Of Bavaria and Wirtemburg.
The fire continued until the interior of
those magnificent apartments fell prey to
the flames. The Archduke Palatine, his
wife and children, had a narrow escape.
No lives were lost, but the value Of what
has been destroyed is considerable.
1t was fully understood at Odessa on the
9th that an answer had been delivered BY
the Turkish Commissioners at Alderman
on the 9th October, but nothing had been
made public in regard to its nature, though
il was generally unerstood TO be. satisfac-
tory. 1t is supposed the notice Of this ac-.
ceptance will be first published at Moscow,
or, perhaps, at st. Petersburgh, as itwas
Immediately despatched tothe formerplace,
to be laid before the Emperor. The cor
respohdence from the frontiers Of Moldayia
comes down to the 18th inst. but il adds
nothing to the news received from Odessa.
SPAIN.-The French papers continue
to assert, that Ferdinand's state OF. health
continues to be alarming; and that consul
tation Of physicians had been recommen-
ded. but opposed under pretence Of not
creating alarm. A Madrid letter Of Oct.
IS, says the King continues still TO expe-
rience kind of lethargy, which causes
him TO dose every minute, even when
standing. His Majesty who has been in