{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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 This town and the environs were yesterda, thrown into the greatest alarm. A repo' was circulated that body Of I,500 Turkis cavalry had crossed the Danube at TurtukaN and marched towards Bucharest upon which messengers were immediarely despatched. by the Boyars of the town, tO the Russian from tiers, tO announce this news. Upon this in formation there was general stir in the Rus sian army, and two puks of COssacks, we know not whether hy their own accord or by superior orders, put themsek es in motion & crossed the Pruth. The Pruthneers long resi- dents here brought communication from Gen. KOrsakOw, upon which the Col. instantly has tened to Skulianky, the headquarters of General KOrsakOw, and on the road cOmman- ded the Cossacks to return to their former station behind the Pruth, with which order they immediately complied. When Colonel dePOrtas had arrived at Skulianky, and de- clared the inrOads of the Turks into the Municipalities to be fiction invented at Jas sy, as he had received no official accounts by way of Bucharest, which certainly would have been sent to him, on such an important event, the Russian troops received orders to halt and to return to their old cantOnments. Very serious remarks are made here respec- ting the rapid proceedings of the Russian ant guard they prove that the army is au- thOrized on the first news of any event, con trary to the Treaty, to act on the offensive, without waiting for orders from St. Peters burgh.