Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-09-24
Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.

Still. LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrival Of a packet ship from HARE,
papers 10 tho lesh alt, aud from Paris to the
ltOtharo received at New.York.
4 The news Of the Russian successes is fully
confirmed: but reports concerning the Brit
ish vessels are such as to excite some specU.
latiOn though perhaps they were preparing
only 10 protect British subjects In case Of an
attack on Constantinople. The Russians had
met no important resistance In their rapid
progress, and are in force below the Balkan.
A new ministry has been formed In France
Of such nature as greatly to discourage the
conslitutionals Or liberal party. All the func.
tionarieS Of that party ARE said to DO separa-
ting themselves from this administration.
WALLAcHIA, July IS.
Nothing certain from General Geismar and
Count DiebitsCh; but Il is believed that the
latter had passed the Balkan, and wasl at
Aides. The 10000 men he expected had not
arrived. Seid MahmoUd, commander Of 81.
listria, has been sent out towards Russia, with
s0Ol prisoners. Rutschik has desired to Gu
pitWlate.
From The General Head QuGrtsrs-Birouoc
Of DOnOich Jo,can, oh fslst) July.-Gen.
Krassouski, after the capture Of Silistria, set
Of for Shumla with large part Of the troops,
sending corps on to KOusloNdgi. pas
sage Of tho Balkan commenced In two COL
umns before the Sd (l5th) July. The right
colu1sn under Rudiger. with Ia battalions and
regiments of COssacks, was sent towards
KuprikOi, to funk the left one, and assist In
its object, which was tO force the passage Of
battalions, o squaCrons aud 2 regiments Of
he I1.hl IN EO1.
low near these columns, to ad either that
might require Il. Gen. Krassouski, with %
battaliOns, 40 squadrons, and 4 regiments Of
Cossacks, remained near Shumla, 10 observe
the Grand Vixier, and cover the line Of opera
tions of the troops to b. sent beyond the Bal
kan.
II had been satisfactorily learned thu, the enemy ut.
tended only TO the defence Of Shumla, and withdrawn
forces from Ban Kamesk To hide their designs, tho
umns arrived from Silisira. Count Fahlcns reserve,
and ,hnt Of KrassOuaki, did not leave Shumn before
the nigh, Of The 5h H7.hl This psssed w.ho". dis.
!urbIng tho Gran1 vixieS' the first obstacle these
had ln,rseehmen!s and cannon. Rudiger sent only
two haltalions and one regiment Of Coesacks against
strong place, while no went round, Thy surprising
1000 Turks ut CzRamuy, and throwing over bridge
the same night md entered Kugriko q. the mex.
JoussoWf, Paeha with two tNils; who fed, with his
troops, before tho Russians fred gun, or lost
Leaving hAttalions there, Rudgor marched down the
right bank 70 asss. Roth if necessary.
General Roth also reached the same river on the
18th, nj tho place whe the road from Varn0 10 Bour.
gus crosses Il. The spot well defended, and was
IL like manner turned BY crossing near DagHiet
four bridges over branches Of tho Ksosk, and take
= small 'rarkish work, 90 that they did not get
aed a! tho charge and the Raesians passed on 70
berwick Jovnn, where WINS All Chchick's principal
Camp pNcha with two tails. A new regular CRval.
~ " Ssm TO IN %eSs Ts
a"de" re Of Is c"""oa. The TURKS ioss many a,'% IL
so sn :as s%S 1865 90 % ."s
soldiers swimming, and added to the route.
On tho 18Th, Roth went on to AsGro: HE vanguard
were panic struck that The eil column may DO con.
sidered having effected tho passNge of tie noun.
Mns. RWdiger got to FouNdouclidere on the 8th HE
advance 10 Al.Radsic-Count Pahen's reserve to
In concIusion the battles Of the 9Th, 9Th and 7,h,
which opened the Balkan passes, cost the enemy 10
ma"y killed. They were going on the same day. The
GRIND viaier had not left ShGmla.
The A4gsburgn Gazette contains letter from Jas.
sy dated i9,h July which says-"I, 10 said TINT Gen.
inst. and every preparation was making ut The army
r this enterprise. Tho chief object the army has In
Wow, 10 the capture Of Bourgas A brisk cannonade
10 kept up against Gurgewo, which cannot long hold
ont, No the ho,la tho Danube can now act with
the Htmos, facility.
Editorial AGray.-A fracas occurred in New.Or.
leans the Goth ut between tho editors Of the Argus
and Courier in consequence Of an eIec,ioneerns par
agraph. published by the latter The Editor Of the
Courier, Mr.. Do 81. Romes, gives the following nc
count Of the affair. which we do no, think very cred
liable to either party.
The traitor came yesterday to Howle,t's Coffee
House, where was seated looking at a game of back.
CANNON, and after having wall ed several times around
me, as have since been informed by several persons
who have made their afidivs Of the fact, for aid
not see il myself without daring To attack me- and af.
ter having rallied few assassin.lkc wrstches Of his
species, he gave from behind blow with his a.,
in the face, hch kept mo on my chair stunned for
several seconds Having got over my surprise, per.
ccived al few steps from me tho coward the traitor
the infamous John Gibson, tho editor OF the Argus
with his hand 10 bis breast in the act of drawing
weapon! r0Ssod upon him, and striking him win I
the end Of my umbrella in the stomach / made him
lose his equilibrium, and abandoning my umbrella,
jumped upon him. seized him by the throat with INV
two hands, and dragged, rather carried him 10 The
reading table, distance Of about ten PAGES from tho
spot where the villain had bravey attacked me from
behind. | threw him with all my strength on thai
table, hs face upwart., and there began to renew
the srangng scene Of Vrginius, but seeing that he
rascal would not give up his soul, let my right hand
loose TO take my penknie and open his CUTS: 6ut hn
eft my penknlie at home, and my hands being INV onlv
weapon, began the strangling process again, when
perceived that the assassin, who had already lost
part OF his gigantic strength, had pair Of pistols and
dagger in the lefi poke. Of his coal: made som"
efforts TO seize the dagger, in order 10 nail he co,-