The Litchfield County post., 1827-06-14


 The same paper of later dAie contains the follow ing paragraph :-
 On the 4Ih of March the Ottoman troops attacked the three towers which General Callerghi had made himself master of a few days before in the Prseus Both parties fought desperately from the morning til the evening The Turks had 700 killed and 3OG wounded The Greeks had only ten killed and % wounded. On the 2d of March a proclamation of the Government was published, announcing the blockade of the ports of TriGer and MaO as well as the whole Island of Euboea, with view to off the supplies ade was entrusted to the Helas frigate, commanded by Maulls; the Perseverance steam boat; and the lpsariot brig the Nelson, commanded by Captain Di- mltrl FaPa-Ncoil. Some troops on board were to land at Oropo, where are the magazines of Redschd Pacha The expedition was to be directed by the Bavarian Colonel Chares d d'Heideck tHeidegger).
 karaiskaki, after having provided for the defence of Western Greece, had marched towards Attica.
 Coetti, of Tallante, had cut of all communications between Redschid Pacha and Volo, where the Seras- kler has his magazines of wheat.
 Oh the 7th of March, the plenpotcntaries at Egina declared themselves ready begin their sessions der Notara as president.
 The opposition Journals lately inserted an article from the Oriental Spectator in which Austria was re- presented as opposed to the negotiations favor of the Greeks. We find the following passage in the Aus trtnn O6SerUeT, under the head of Constantinope :
 The new ordinances, as well as the preparations for the campaign this year against the insurgents have, for some time past excited, in high degree, the at tenton of the public, who extremely desirous to see an end put to the confusion and disorder which some years the reVOted countries wish which is shared by all the friends of human ity and is continually advocated the Porte by the Ambassadors of the European Powers whose constant efforts tend to the establishment and preservation of tranquility in Europe.''
 The Egyptian naval troops wear white uniform with red sashes and a red cap with anchor. All th1s seems the more singular the Turkish seamen, and especially those of the Barbary States are coth- ed m miserable rags of all colours -''
 The following appears in the London New Times, Of April Both.
 CoNsrANTINoPLE, March 27th.
 In the circles of European merchants at Pera, an extract circulated of the protocol of the conferences of the 4th of April signed at St. Petersburgby Counts Nesserode and Liven on the one part, and the Duke warrant the authenticity of it, send you general view of the contents. The High Contracting Powers having alleged the principles of humanity and religion, which make them desirous of seeing end put to the contest in Greece and the Archipelago, declare that they have agreed that the modification already offered by England shall rest on the following basis :" That the Greeks shall remain dependent on the Ottoman Porte and that annual tribute, tobe paid by them, shall be definitely ixed-that, the mixture of the Turks and Greeks in these countries is attended with great nconvenences estimate shall be made Of the Turkish property in the Morea and the islands, and the value shall be paid by the Greeks to the propre- tors-that the Magistrates in Greece shall be named by the Greeks but with the cooperation of the Porte but the Greeks shall have the free exercise of their religion and of commerce, and also separate and in dependent Administration-that, if the mediation of England should already be accepted by the Porte, Russia shall at all events it's influence promote the of this intervention the time and the man. of this participation, shall, however be previously determined by Convention between England and the Porte-that ln case the mediation should be declined by the Porte, without regard the state of the other relations between his Imperial Majesty and the Turk ish Government Russia and Great Britain will always consider the abe!e points the basis of the reconc- iation, and embrace every favorable opportunity to promote them, both singy and conjontly-that an a. greement shall be made respecting the details of the determination of the boundaries of the territory the Continent and in the siandsthat the two Powers will not seek to acquire any increase of territory, eX- elusive influence, commercial advantages for their subjects which might not be obtained by every na- tionthat the two Powers desire the concurrence of the Allied Powers in the preliminary arrangement, which shall be communicated to the Cabinets of Vi- enna, Berlin and Pars with the proposal 10 guaran- tee m concert with Rnssia the final arrangement for the a of Turkey and Greece as his n Ma himself this rantee."-AHgeimGne ZeitWng.
 CoSsTANTINoPLE March 26.
 The anxiety excited by "e negotiations of the Rus sian and English Mnis has risen to the highest pitch The Porte, and particu arly the Sultan, will hear either of the qualification of Greece of the intervention ef the European powers this Subject and the irritation of the Mussumans has been increa sed by the news of the advantages obtained by the Greeks so that it would be easy for the Government send fresh troops to the theatre of war, continue the contest. The Refs Efendi, who, however, jected every proposal, is accused of acting with too much lukewarmncss in not rejecting them once for all. However this may be, he has been dismissed, and the Franks say, may think himself happy have tired so honourably. His successor is considered true Mussulman.
 CoNsTANrINoPLE, March 25.
 It is said that the Servans have opposed, in arms, the introduction, by tie Pacha of Belgrade of more than 500 of the troops into the fortresses depen dent on his government Three new deputies have been chosen to go to Constantinople, attended by secretary.A
 The Muhurdar of Kosrew Pacha, the late High Admiral has received the two tails, as a reward for his zeal and aptness in learning the new military ex- ercise.
 The first regiment of new troopo, 3OOO strong be- sides l80 horsemen, has gone to join the Army in Ru- melia. It has marched to Daoud Pacha, and has been received by the Sultan. Another regiment is come from Scutari take its place in the barracksof Eski Serai; 5000 men had previously marched to La rissa; 1000 men of the 2d regiment set out on the 22d from Eski Serai, for Daoud Pacha, with twelve cannon in the same order, and with the same ceremo nies as the preceding.
 The Greek Patriarch has exiled the Metropotans of EpheMs, Heraclea, Demotica and Janina.
 Eight hundred cavalry horses have arrived from the principalites the Danube. Nearly an equal number has been sent to the Government by different Pachas.
 It is said that funds have been Reschid Pa cha to enlist l0,000 Albanians.
 Ten corvettes and two brgs are at anchor of the Sultans summer palace, and will sail with the first good wind, under the command of Natl Bey, who IS appointed Serasker of the fleet. It is thought he will go directly Syra land in that island which isthe enrepot for the commerce, and supply of the Greeks m the Archlpelago "a