Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY tho arrival Of the Packets Henry from
Havre, aud Hannibal from Liverpool, Paris
papers to the SOth Dec. and London to the
cd JAM, are received at New York. Extracts
from the New-YOrk Daily Advertiser follow:
We have a report that the negotiations at
London relatingto Greece have been ternnin-
ated. Although the statement is made only
on the authority Of a courier, we have some
hopes that 1t may prove true, as the terms are
highly favOrable-far more so than we have
been led to expect. The limits are to extend
to ZritoWni ON the north, and to embrace the
islands Of SchiO and Samos.
There is q rum0r which is not very proba-
BILE, Of Gen. Diebitsch having become disgust
I'D, and is about 10 retire from service.
II is insinuated that the French Amba ssad0r
at Petersburgh, who has 60: leave 10 return to
Paris, had obtained knowledge of a secret
correspondence, Of which he thought it prop
or to communicate information to his govern
ment.
Under Frankfort date of Dec. %, it is
stated as no longer doubtful that Prince Leo
pOld has obtained the suffrages for the sover.
eighty of Greece. Great Britain desires that
he shall have the title Of King, but France
and Russia have not given their assent to it.
The Russian Admiral, Heyden, it is stated,
has been invited to spend the winter at Ma
Piles, with his fleet, on account of disaffection
having been shown by some of the people at
the taxes laid to defray the expense of the
royal excursion to Spain.
The receipt of the Presidents Message is
I announced in the London papers of the list
January.
Spain.-The news Of the captulatiOn of
Barradas was received at Madrid by a cour-
Ter. despatched by the Spanish minister in
London, on the Sd Of December. A great
sensation was produced, particularly, it is
said. on the King. This arrival may be- re-
garded as very timely; for as it is the prac-
tce, on days Of great rejoicing in Spain. for
peculiar privileges to be granted, and great
measures to be authorized, the Kings we'd
ding might perhaps have been a day for issu-
ing orders, authorizing undertakings.
Paris, Dec. 30 Letters from ST. Peters
hurgh mention rumour Of General Diehitsch
having met with so much modification from
persons envious of his glory, that-he has de
! termined upon leaving the Russian army and
retiring into Silesia. Preparations are max
ing in the Russian capital to receive Holl Pa
! cha, the Turkish Envoy. with distinguished
hOn"rs. He will be- treated as Ambassadors
"
the Duke de Montemart, etc.
St. Petersburg accounts Of the 9Th OF De
cembcr state, that Notwithstanding the great
rejoicings which had taken place in conse
qmeDce Of the peace at Adrlanoplp, the Peace
had caused great discomfort among all classes
The stipuatiOns had not answered the cx.
pectatiUns Of the nation. The indemnities
are not pIOportioned to the sacrifices. They
say in the two campaigns 100000 soldier:
have been lost that when their brave troop.
had passed the Balkan, they ought to have
taken Constantinople. The Emperor Mich.
oIas is not ignorant Of the complaints whict
are made amongst all classes. His brothers
the Duke Constantine and Michael, were thu
first to hold it to him, which had caused grea
GOODNESS; this is attributed as the cause o
the slOwness of his convalescence. His Ma
jesty is pale, feeble, and gloomy.
Accounts from ST. PetersbuiSh say, tina
since the renewal Of peace so gloriously re
established. the whole solicitude Of the gov.
| rrnmrnt is directed TO the extension of lis
commercial relations, and to the rcaping those
! advantages which may be offered by the ter
! riiorial acquisitions stipulated in the late trea
ties between Turkey aud Russia. Reports
are spread about factories which could be rs.
tablshed at Erivan and other points of tn,
Armenian provinces belonging to Russia. FL
naiIy, it is asserted that Il new code Of com
nrrce IS to be framed, SO as to coincide with
the wants of the country, and modelled on
the plan Of most commercial countries.
AdrianOplc was evacuated on the 20!h No
vember by the Russian troops, on receipt OF
the news Of the giving up Of Giurgevo. II is
said that the Russian head quarters Wi!l be,
for the winter, at Bourgas. Adrianopie is Ia
be occupied by regular troops, under Airscb
Paclla the Pacha Of Scutari, with his A lba
mans. being ordered by the Sultan Immediate
ly to return home.
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