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{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "THE FIRST BATTLE,"}
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The Nuremburg Correspondent of the 26th May furnishes us with an account of the first great battle fought between the Russians and Turks, in which the latter have been com pletely defeated with the loss of nine or ten thousand men killed, for no wounded are mentioned, beside three thousand prisoners. The Turks also lost A new brass cannon, GS mortars, and lO7 standards The loss of the Russians amounted to l,75O killed, and about 1000 wounded Thus has the pride of the Turks been humbled in the great encOun- ter, notwithstanding their boasted prepara- tions of defence. A great portion of the Turk ish army is shut up in the fortresses of Giurg

 ewo, Rudschuk, and Sistria, amounting to thirty five thousand men, who will probably have no alternative but to surrender to the Russians. It appears that the Danube had been crossed by the Russians with little trou- ble. The Turkish forces in the field were forty thousand infantry, and eighteen thous- and cavalry, and was greatly superiour to the Russians. The Turkish new troops stood firm, ,and at first succeeded in throwing part of the Russian cavalry into disorder; but the arrival of the infantry and horse artillery put the Turks to flight. They were pursued se-