The Litchfield County post., 1827-08-16

Tssese, ssae R--The Austrian racArs l.uas u,,,,s
arrived here The day before yesterday, Eum Cassh ell
or passage Of four dayu bronglt, among other nae
sengcFs the Eon of the hraxe Bonxars who cen ag ME-
sooagh. BY this arrival We have further particular
otihe decisive battle which the eTaSkier gained be
tore AiaeDs. Tia loss of The Greeks conssf IN be
tween and $3.50 ~ The choiUess and braves sroors
yiE oil the Suhas ad C1ndiois and the reinaindcr OF
the garrison n Mfssiongh. Gen. Karaiskaki died
II his wounds eight hours after he was bronsh, on
board the He9as fngatc. The CORPS Of Karislnika
which was the flower of the army, and announced ~
40e0 men, Is almost entirely destroyed; Of the other
5000 Greeks, 5000 threw themselves into the p;rus
where they enrenched them elves and the re,no;n;nS
5000 fed dispersed in different directions Tho bat
tie took place on Thursday. The Greeks had exnec
ted TO make the attack on the next Sunday when the,
were TO have reinforcement of 5000 men, who wore
on their way 10 join them. But the advanced nos,s
first challenging each other with words and then com
ing to blows, the battle was begun at the wrong time
ard karaskaki was killed at the onset, by the mus
Retry OF the Turks, who took advantage of the dsor-
der which ensued.
The foreigner of distinction ~ who was lately
wounded in duel in Rhode-Isand, and who was OBJ
lgedto remain for some time in Pawtuxet until his
wounds should be healed, has run off without payinm
his tavern bill. high notion of honor in our stin
gushed foreigner truly! The Pawtuxet Chronicle
REMARKS Such is the duelIist. He will fight for
honor, be wounded for honor, murder for honor but
he will not pay for honor or justice"
an Old Standardization Francis in giving his
testimony before court in New York, during recent
tra therefor murder, stated that opening the skull
OF the deceased, efuvia out resembling that
which proceeds from old soaked rum casks!
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When auacks, quacks may by good luck to be sure,
Bunder out at hap-hazaId desperate cure;
In the prints OF the day with due pomp and parade
Case, patient, and doctor, are amply dspay'd;
But l humbiy opine more might be sav'd still,
Did they publish a list of the numbers they kill.
paper printed at Macon, (Georgia) says spot of
earth about in extent near the courthouse in
Lowndes county, suddenly gave way not long since 81
sunk to the depth OF an hundred feet The place is
now covered with water, the trees standing as thcy
grew-the taest pine being 90 or 80 feet below the
level OF the surrounding country
Distsnctions.-The junior editor of the N. Y Free
mans journal, respectable gentleman "of colour"
with abort as much dark colour as many white men,
thus speaks of his late passage by steamboat from
New lork to New-Haven. "The labours of the pre-
vions week had nearly exhausted my wearied frame,
and when enquired after breakfast, for BIRTH none
could be had, though nearly all were unoccupied; it
being contrary to all rules Of humany and Justice g.
eQQalhy that person of Color however respectable,
should sleep in thescabn of the H--n."
Saia@e.-On Sabbath day. July 90, Com. Tingey ar
rived at the Navy Yard in Portsmouth, N. H. on
Journey from East to South, and saluted by dis
charge OF cannon. The N. H. Repository says, We
think the gallant Com. would make better figure at
church on the Sabbath than on the road. But if he
must travel then let him pass along silently like other
Sabbath breakers, and not give publicity to bad
example,"
Among the contingent expenditures of the National
House of Representatives for the year ending 30th
Nov. last, the of $685. for soda suater 1923
for penknves; $50 for painting tomb stones, sc.
Randolphs porter was probably included in the sum
paid for soda water. Soda and whiskey are synony-
nous, at Washington. Bos. Gas.
A dreadful accident happened few days since at
Nauch Chunk, Penn One of the laden with
coal, which the rail road, broke loose from the
ropes anal ran with immense velocity down the decliv-
ty of the rail way, until it to precpice, over
which it fell, killed and wounded several men who
were at work beneath