Litchfield enquirer., 1829-11-05
F0rel0W EMtEIIfDrMrF.
From ne N. Y Daily advertiser, October 81
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


both inclusive.
The intelligence by this ship, from the seat
Of war, is several days later than that receIv-
ed BY the Mary Lord. 1t now appears that
the negotiations between the hostile powers
upcupd at Adrianople on the lst Of Septem'
Der but, in consequence OF wish on tne
part Of the Turkish commissioners, to OBTAIN
further instructions on some point or points
of discussion, they were suspended on the Sd
with notice on the part of the Russian Com
mander-in- Chief that he could not extend the
suspension beyond the 18th. In the mean
time, probably for the purpose ct preventing
any improper advantage from being taken OF
the armistice, he had moved his forces for
ward towards COnstantinopie, and at the
latest account, IS stated to have been within
fifteen or twenty leagues Of that city. That
the Grand Seignor must yield to circumstan-
ces he cannot resist nor control, is rendered 50
probable as to amount very nearly to GER
iainty. II seems that in addition to the pres
sure from the Russians sUithOut, he is threat
encd with the insurgent spirit Of the Janissa-
ries Witkin-an evil, perhaps, more immedl-
atcly dangerous 10 his personal safety than
the approach of the Russian armies.
, IT the war terminates in this manner, the
Tnrkish empire will have recei' ed shock,
from which, in our opinion, it can never re-
cover. Its weakness will not only exist, but
it will be rendered so manifest to the rest OF
the world, that It must cease to be an object
of dread to any ether nation. In truth, it
would seem, according to the common course
Of things, that it must in short time become
an object of very little interest among the
nations Of Europe, when they may be engag-
ed in adjusting what they call the balance Of
power. It is now apparent that Russia can
crush the MahOmetan dominion in Europe,
whenever she Is disposed seriously to under
take such an enterprise. 1t is true, that 9TH
er powers may combine to uphold Turkey
bat it is about as probable hat,they will unite
and make some different arrangement among
themselves, and place their security on basis
more satisfactory, il not in the end more per-
manent, than to leave it dependent upon
government that is scarcely able to stand
alone.
In the mean time, it will be an object Of
interest to see what effects the Russian war
may have upon the remoter provinces Of the
States, which have long acknowledged not
much more than nominal dependence, will
ascertain, beyond all question, that il they
should choose to declare their own indie
pendence, the Sublime Porte cannot prevent
them from establishing it.
Paris, Sept. 90, 1s2s.-We mentioned yes.
terday Fumor of the renewal Of hostilities
between the Russians and the Turks. Thi.
report seems to be confirmed by the follow
ing extract Of a commercial letter Of the 18th
inst. from Vienna {: =" At the opening of tn
Exchange to day. Bank actions were at ltsS
but they fell suddenly to 1890. This fall i
attributed to intelligence of the rupture o
negotiations, serious cOmmOtiOns at Constan
tinOple. and the deRnitive march Of the Rus.
sian forces on the Turkish capital.'
Adridnople, oh Sept.-The conferences
were suspended on the Sd, upon the declara-
ti0n of the Turkish plenipotentiaries that
they required new instructions before acce-
ding to one of the points in discussion. The
Russian General granted them ten days de-
lay, declaring, however, that peace mast be
signed on the l4th Sept. at the latest. The
difficulty is supposed to relate to the pecun-
larry indemnity fixed at twenty-five millions
silver roubles-about twenty millions dollars.
Awgp0, Peti, and Akh0brick, are to be coded
by Turkey nothing will be regained of them
10 Europe. While awaiting the defntive
tinues operations. The army is ready to
march, &c. on the day fixed, the Sultan shal!
mot have decided. Immense magazines are
preparing at .AdrianoPle Cor the Russians.--
Augsburg Gazette.
Constastinople, 5th Sept.-Notw ithstand-
ing the proximity of the Russians. whose
advance posts are at CzuRLY, about IS leagues
from COnstantinople, the most perfect tran
guilty prevails in the Capital. The inhabt-
ants are animated by the pleasing hope tia,
in few days peace will be signed at Adria.
nople. The exchange Of couriers between
the Russian headquarters aud the Capital j.
continued az to the conditions required b,
Russia, they are known only to the Porte
and It conceals those from the foreign ambas
sailors. IN short, since late events, the Port
evinces much distrust of the other powers
while it ,manifests less reluctance toward
Russia. Russia" say the Turks. " treat
us with rigor-but at least with loyalty"
HOstilities will, we are assured, Do s,ls
pended until the ratification Of the treaty
Meanwhile they are working actively upo
the tOrtifcati0ns Of Eyoub under the direC
ton Of IN English Engineer. The Sulta
does not leave his camp at Romis- Tschi filicI
The faithful Mussulmans are exhOrtcd not (
lay aside their arms, ia order, as well to re
press disOrder. as. in the last extremity, I
defend the Capital. This precaution, and III
appearance Of the Russian troops Mt Kar,
bruroun on the Black Sea, and at Czurly a
the AdrianOple road-that is, at ten leagu,
from Constantin0ple at the first point, an
twenty leagues &C the 0ther-seem TO ind
cate. distinctly. the purpose Of General Di
b'tsch TO push bis operations. until peace
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