Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

under these circumstances they WIN nave
some difficulties to contend with In a march
Eion Aid0s to Constanilnople or Adrianople,
about $50 miles in the face Of the most active
cavalry in Europe, with the Grand yizier be-
hind them, and with innumerable difficulties
TO contend with. The plague still RACES Ia
Wallachia, and there Is great reason to sup
pose that the 10000 men who are represented
to be on their march from Jassay, to reinforce
the army Of Count Diebitsch, are delayed by
the presidential contagion on its line Of march.
Letters from Berlin announce that Russia
is about to raise new levy Of four men In
every 500, and on tho other hand, the Turks
are taking all means Ia reinforce their armies,
SO that all appearances seem to indicate a SIAN
culinary and terrible struggle, it other powers
do not interfere, on the issue OF which de-
ponds the very existence Of Turkey as u ma
ton.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia re-
turned to ST. Petersburg on the g8th ult. both
IN perfect health.
Letters from Odessa, dated the 28th ult.
contain alarming rumours respecting the
plague. Round one Of the villages Gordon
SaniIaire is established, and no person is allow
ed under any pretenCr, either to enter or
leave the place. Several cases are reported
at Odessa itself.
According to some Of the German and
French papers Erzereum has fallen into the
hands Of the Russians, with immense spoil.
and numerous prisoners, amongst whom are
the Seraskier and four Pachas.
From Ancona under date Of July 90, we
are assured that the P9cha Of Egypt is pre-
pairing great naval expedition, destined for
the assistance Of the Porte. The following
IL an extract from letter dated Odessa, 9th
I'll. -, 1...~ k.s lnaA.
that our army had completed on the Gath the
pushed forward his advanced posts as far as
Caps Emin. near Burgos. Gen. Roth has
established his head quarters at Aidos. The
Turks have lost in the different engagements
which have taken place so pieces Of cannon.
In several villages Of the envirOns symptoms
Of the pest have shown themselves, but the
authorities have taken all necessary measures
to prevent its spreading"
A letter from Vienna states that on the 9TH
ult. report was spread on Change that Gi-
urgevO had surrendered to the Russians by
capitulation.
The Ambassador from the Emperor of
Austria had his first audience with the En-
peror Of Russia on the 99th July.
The news of the decisive victories gained
by the Russians over the armies Of Haghi
Pacha and the Seraskier, had caused great
rejoicings at st. Petersburg. Intelligence of
another character, however, had also been
received, which had damped the public exul-
tation and created general alarm. It announ-
ced that the plague was fast approaching
Odessa, and that decided cases Of that tire.
mendous disorder had occurred within three
miles Of that city. The inhabitants were full
If CONSERVATION all business was suspended.
su .soNn IN sasfn IF . 4,
ture, every family was provisioning them
selves and making preparations for locking
themselves up in their houses till the destroy.
ing scourge should have passed. An idea
may be formed Of the Importance attached
to this intelligence by the Russian govern
ment. when it is recollected that Odessa was
the grand depot whence all the magazines of
the army were supplied. and that il it be re-
duced to desert for the space of few
months only, the legions now beyond the
Balkan may be stopped for want Of provis-
ions in their victorious march, or deve cred up
helpless by famine into the hands of their
enemies.
The Algemcinc Zcitung states, under the
head Of Semlin, July 90, that the most alarm
ing reports are in circulation, at Belgrade, re-
specting the situation Of the Turkish army, |
which is said to be near its dissolution; that
the troops Of Hussein Pacha have mutined
that there were also signs OF mutiny among
the garrison of Widden that the general 10.
w proceeds slowly, the people refusing to
take arms unless there are soldiers to compel
them; the fire arms begin to be scarce, and it
has been necessary to give pixies to the mill
tia at Sophia.
The Journal Of Odessa, of July 22, says;-
The news Of the total defeat Of the Grand vi
zier's army, as we learn by the arrival of the
English brig Helen, from Constaniinople, had
spread CONSERVATION in the Turkish capital.
Il was reported that the Ottoman army had
lost So, 900 men, with all their camp and ar
tillery.-Aagsburg Gaz.
A report from Count Diebitsch. dated Ju-
" 81, says that in the action Of Gen. Roth on
the 10th, in passing the Kamtchitu, and Ia
king the Turkish camp. Ibrahim Pacha, who
commanded there, was killed. 80,
France.-The new French Ministry (says
the Liverpool Mercury are decidedly unpop-
ular with nine tcnths Of the people of France,
and their inteniions-for as yet they have
done n0thing-are violently denounced by the
liberal journals. The Ministers, with one or
two exceptions, are of the ultra Royalist-
party. aud, unlike their predecessors, are OPP.
posed to NIL further concessions to the people.
The Parisians will have it that the present
Ministry is the work Of the Duke Of yelling.
ton. II is said that Admiral de Rigny has
refused to accept the Office to which he was