Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-02

TURKEY.-KaEurEsctiass ass--The Albanians seem lee, thaW inclined OshmsDioH. They prO-lMim tbeiT determination iO GhroSt 6G the Turkish Yoke. Tbe sre no. & s so. acSn % and troops tray great violence.
 TUKIs, Juvy 9. The Bey Of Tenis has juss despatched a TTnisian brig of war to General De Bourmons. SeIim Aga. Envoy Extraordinary and Sid HassOna hs interure. ter, who board ths yesse have in charge to the COmmander-im-C Chief Of the mos, favoralIe the French army, o his wishes or the success of the expediIiOU and Of Ihe friendly and pacific intentions oi the inhabitants of his Regency. Selim Aga has demanded, the part O the Bey of Tuns an author. army.
 Ii is said that the Aga of the Bey of Constan,ina first tn cOlnnnnd the forces of this province and the Bey Of Iter, fell in Of the actions with the French troops.
 0 At the request of several subscribers, we have given in paper to-day sketch (the most brief we have seeM which pretended 10 give the .est;,nony) Of the late arial at Salem. This trial has excited such universal feeling over the whole of New -Englaad that apology is needed presume for deyo,ing so large a space to i, in our paper.
 F On our first page, the reader will find rhor. sketch of the city of Agicrs and its vicinity As this at preseO, is the subject of nany inquiries, have thought the sketch would be interesting. We believe it was prepared by the editors of the New-York En- quirer, in which paper it accompanied by dia- gram of Agers and the forls and country in its ime- diase neishborhood.
 Western Eiecti0Rs.-Simce ouv last tue papers fur. nisI bat few additional facts, though macy specul,. tions, respecting the elections n the western states The returns from Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri, leave Iie doubt that majority in
 the legislature ofeach will be favorable to the election of Henry Clay. 1n the former there appears doubt but that there IS majority opposed to the reelection of Mr. Rowan, aud have reason to believe that this majority w be ia farOr of the election ot Mr. Crit tenden io the U. 5. Senate. ID Missouri, the elec- iiOns turned mainly upon tla rseectioR of Mr. Bar ton, who has been severe thorn in the side of his colleague, Benton, we'll the Jackson troops gen- erally in the Sena,e The probability is that he will be reelected lm Indiana, NiiHSis, and Louisiana. Senators Congress be elected, aud it is be- ieved eha, im each an anii.Jacksoa member will be returned or continued.
 The yeiiosO JeUes has at length broken in New. Orleans and several persons allcn victims. The Oi. CT southern cities continue healthy.
 Gideon Granger and SalnOsl Stevens, recently noe minated by the Uticn COnvsnlion for tue offices of Governor and Lieui. Governor Of the State Of New York, have each accepted tue nO'noGsion. hir John Crary, of Washington cOuniy who it ia said expected the nomination of L. Gov'r to ial "pon himself and who was formerly held up Eor the office sUder the pices of the AbaRy Solomon, has como out in an AL bany paper. aud denOunccs the nomination of Mir. Sse yeas as being net cOaGormahse so the wishes of the party; that among other things se is nOt aa Aas;-Aa. son-consequeH,ly not repulicas, consequently not fit for the office
 Anofher NOmiaaeiOa.-Gen. ErastMs Root has been nominatcd for Governor and Gen. Nathaniel Pitcher for Lieut. Governor of the State of New-York. by a Of delegates assembled Saliaa last week uf the new party called Worki0g.Men.
 Mex, week the great Tammany party hold their meeting at Herkimer to go through the ceremony Of putting in nomination acting Gov. Throop.
 Fyosr, wheat, has risen in New.York within the last week from $5 to 75 and $6 per barrel.
 Despafch.-A late Huntsville (Ala.) paper says that the sesAion of the County Court for Madison county closed s session afer sitting of only four days-and that judgments were given in hundred and Gly. hoo cases. Litigation, she paper remarks, is d'mn- ishing in the county!
 MR. EDIroR:
 4 few weeks since there was great outcry !" New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, and which be- lieve even reached your beautiful viage in re. specs Co the great destuiioW o Sabbath Schools and common euca,ion in the Valley of the Mississippi, and expressing much apprehension that ,he Catholics were likely to overspread that fertile and lovely ton of our country wih their perneio0s doc.rines Appeals were made to the public feeling and public charity, .hat teachers and preachers might be nrnsh cd to send into that morally desola.e region. All shis was very well, and is not objected to. But that you and your readers may know something what other de- nominations ,han the Presbyterian have done toward spreading the light and influence of the sospss will you, if you have room give the enclosed article, from
 late number of tls N. Y. Chrsian Advocate, place iO your next paperi A'
 Ams,Osr. We willard here it is.
 Sa6boih Schools in the Vaiey e she Af;ssissPpi.-.
 t is probabs that of our renders are not aware of the vast extent of territory included in this fertile a.i much celen a,ed valley it includes all that lrac of couniry lying between the AIlegany and Rocky u.omm,a;ns and extending from the nOrih.wesieri lak ea to inc Gulf of Mexico. Within this immenss ,racs of country are less ihan nine states. namely Ohio. Kentucky, Indiania, Mississippi, Tennessee Louisiana, Missouri. Illinois and Alahama, besides territory. It contains upwards of 4,OOO, ,0OO of nhab ;taa,s-snose shan included in the whoe Unte' asa,es al the close Of our revelation.
 m this valley the Meihodsts have seven ASnua