The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-02
.toretgll 1nteIltgemce.
THE WARM THE EAST.

There isnO lat'r official news from the the
atre of war, than tie bulletin of July %, issu-
ed ON Saturday. The accounts from Semlin
of the 9Th of August, say that the reports in
circulation. and which agree with one anoth-
er, leave no doubt in our mind that the posi-
ton OF Schumla has been carried by the Rus
SLAMS. The emperor was present at this bat
tie which will he mortal blow to the Turks.
The details are expected to be important. 1t
IS said that the Balkan has been forced at three
oIHerent points; that tie
Russians have effected landing in the Bay of
Bourgas, in order to support one corps of the
army arriving from Varna. 1t is added that
the BuIgarlans are in arms to support the in
vaders. But the accounts from Triest of the
LIST inst. which by the bye is a circuitous way
of receiving the earliest communication, tell
us that the Russians were obliged to retire
with great loss On the other hand, the
London Courier OF Aug. 22, says: Still no
news from the Russian army later than the
18th bulletin. This is sufficient 10 show that
the rumors OF the capture of Shumla, on the
$50, are unworthy of belief There is an ar
tlcle from Vienna, dated 9th of August, in the
Gazette de France OF the Goth: which states
that the accounts from the frontiers, announc-
ing with such confidence, that the camp of
Shuma had been stOrmed by the Russians.
turns out to be premature" Accounts from
Vienna also state that the report of second
camp IN Bohemia, is info unded as that of
"a pretended Lance between Russia and
France, by whiCn the latter IS to take possess
sion OF the M"rea.' Another paper adds go
we cannot long be in suspense unless the en-
peror Nicholas should delay his operations for
some time to allow the discomfort in the Ma
hometan camp to make the first formidable
onset order that hiS haw -
User access in the mutinOas ranks of the enemy.
An article from Odessa, Of July l4th, saws.
the Guards have left TuIczym, and arc march
ing towards the Danube $4,000 fresh troops
have received orders to leave Volhynia, and
proceed to the frontiers. On the other hand
the cantonment left by the troops of Volhynia
are occupied by fresh troops coming from the
the interior of the empire 100000 men have
long since assembled on an extent of 80 leagues
and may march at the first signal in all direc-
tons. We hope that no more extraordinary
measures will be necessary to restore to us
the blessings of peace.
The mail from Odessa of July q, reached
Vienna. Aug. 9, but brought nothing of much
importance. 1t was merely known at Odessa
that great preparations were making in the
army, partly to- attack in front and partly to
turn the fortified camp at Shumla, and that
nothing decisive had taken place since the in
'telligence from head quarters fortnight be-
fore.
intelligence from the frontiers of Bosnia de-
scribes very t nsve mutiny to have broke
EN- ont in that district among the native troops
who were ordered by the Sultan to observe
the Ser,ians. A Bimbaschi and Mollah. who
proclaimed the order to the troops, were kill
led on the SPOT, and the Pacha's guard were
compelled to retire after severe engagement
with the rebels. This and some other occur
rences of similar nature. which are said IN
have taken place in the same neighbuurhoOd.
rfford strong confederation to the general on.
inion, that the Turkish empire has not long to
last. The approaching fate OF this odious tv-
ranny will we trust, afford a lesson to all gov
emments OF the internal weakness and disur
ION that never fail to characterize those