Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-08
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received our Hles nf London papers TO the
S4lh, liverpool to the day of sailing.
Rassia and 7Irkey.-The Russians are
said to have gained a battle within twenty 4
leagues Of Constanlinople. They had met
with little check or discOuragCment accord
Ing 10 previous and better authenticated nc.
counts, aud were pushing on their successes
with every advantage, with u prospect Of
putting n speedy aud triumphant termination
to their campaign. They had taken BoNr'
gus, as we'll as AidOs, aud several other
towns; and having been JOINED with due
prOmptitude by the feet aud General Roth,
WIN reinforced them with l2,0Oo trOOps,
which he landed Mt SizehOli, were on their
march for the capital. Il appears that the
master movement VI Count Diehitsch was
made 80 unexpectedly, that the Turks on the
either side Ut the Balkan did not offer amy re-.
sistance, but Immediately Aed; while great
part of the inhabitants, cWliivatOrs Of the
soil, heing Christians. remained in the quiet
pursuit III their emplOy ments, well satisfied
under Russian protection.
The p\ague at Odessa has been 50 we'll
guarded against, that Il has ceased to excite
any serious NrErehensi0ns.
The latest accounts from COnstAntinOple
inform us, that great CONSERVATION prevailed
there since the receipt 0f the hate news. and
the popWlace had hegnn t. show sigma Of dis.
content Ia their usual way. 1900 houses had
already been destroyed In c0nAagEatiOn.
THE foreign consuls, BIC. had taken the most
active measures for their own security.
In Asia, the successes Of Gen. Paskewitsch
proved still more important than they were
before reported. Il appears that his capture
OF ErXerum, (which 10 regarded ~ the capi.
tal OF all Asiatic Turkey.) has given him the
power to protect the Armenian inhabitants OG
some extensive distrlctS; and they, having
been lately Disguised Ivy some Of tho meas
ures Of the Turkish government, have receiv
ed the Russians In the most favorable man
ner. It Is added, that the Importance Of THU
account 0f their enterprising spirit, have mo-
nopoliXed nearly the whole trade and naviga.
ton Of the Black Sea.
The New French Ministry still excitss
much attention. Some Ut the English pa.
pers, friendly to Lord Wellington, praise Il
while tho French prints favorable to the |
ultra monarchy eulogiss him. The passage
OF the Catholic Bill, the creation Of this Min. |
isfry, the Enclytic Of the Pope, and the on.
ertIons made by some writer's In favor Of
Don Miguel, are alluded to IN evidence of q |
great attempt Cor general ~. establishment |
OF the influence Of Rome.
POrtuga!.-The young Queen Of Portugal
was expected to leave England by the 3Oth |
uIt. ms her household had received intimatiOns |
that their services would be dispensed with |
after that time. This, however, appears to
10 disCountrnancet-b by other statements IN
the same papers,, To u report that England
designs TO recognize Don Miguel, we attach
As little credit. There are runaors Of an In |
tended occupation Of Portugal by Spain.
Const0ntinople, JWiy S0.-(Br Express. >
A Tartar from BOurgas has brought the news
Of the landing ofa Russian corps Of $4,000
men nj Si1ebOli. The Porte has also receiv.
ed information that this corps has Joined the
Russian army which has passed the Balkan.
Aidos, Karnabat, aud Janboli, are said to BE-
already occupied by the Russians. Unfavor-
able accounts continue a. be received from
Asia. Erxeroum Is said to b. taken by the :
Russians, and the whole army Of the Seras.
kier dispersed. The ArmeniAns every where 4
Join the Russians AZ they advance. All this
bad news has caused the greatest cOnsterna.
lion, and preparations are making In all speed
for the defence Of Adrianople, Of which
Hussein Pacha, Governor OF Smyrna, Is an.
pointed .COmmandant; entertainments for
The defence of the capitol ARE also being
thrown up with great activity. Jahia Etfen.
di. Drogoman Of the Porte, 10 disgraced, and
his son in.law, Espar Eaend. appointed IN
his room.
On the Goth Inst. a Are broke out in the
vicinity Of Pera, by which 1000 houses and
shops were consumed.
M. Won Roger. the Prussian Ambassador, ,
had his FIRST solemn audience Of the Sultan.
IN the camp at Bujukdere. II 10 said the Sui
tan will return TO RAMS Tchi6ix, where he
had bis camp last autumn.
Munich, Aug. i5.--We have just received |
here, from an authentic source, the important |
news that Gen. Dieb,tsch has effected his |
junction with the corps which landed 60 the |
south Of Bourgas. and then followed the enc
my to Kirki Kilissa, twenty Frepeh leagues
from Constantinople. A great battle took
place there, which has completely decided
the tate Of the Turkish army. There 10 now
nothing 20 oppose the march Of the Russian
main army 20 Constantinople. Yet. nOtwith.
standing this defeat, the Divan persists in its
refusal TO como to an arrangement. We ex-
pect. with the greatest impa.iencc, the details |
Of this important event, and the denOaement |
OF the catastrophe. ,.',s.,.e
Munich, dag. ls.---We just learn from a
quarter that may be depended upon. that
official news was received early in the morn |
ing Of the leth. by the Russian Legation at
Vienna. that Gen. Diebitsch, after being join |
ed by the corps that landed at SixebOli. had |
totally defeated and disnerspd the Turkish |