Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-01

1arorTANT FROM MExIco.--B dates om tEe City of Mexico of the 18th June we learn that the forced loan caused great excitement, and foreigners not complying with its requirements ordered to leave the country The goods of the American resi- dents had been seized for n.,n compliance with the terms of the loan and in consequence Minister For syth bad demanded and received his passports.
 The liberals or party av.rites were everywhere gaining str ngth, and President Zuloaga was going to Talnpico for strength.
 EFFECTS OF THE HEAr-Col. Colt lost three valua be head of working cattle, from the effects of the heat, on Friday. They were employed at work, but had not been worked hard during the day.
 The Congregational General Association of this State held it's annual meeting at Danielsonyllr week betore last, which attended by about 100 clergy men, and by many others. The Tract Society aues- te was discussed with great ability, and resolutions cundemnAtory of the course of the Society were passed by strong vote.
 Mir. Wm. Evans, now resident of Boston. Mass. has recently made donation to the town of Smith, tied Mass, grateful tribute for the support of himself and parents by said town. during his infancy and childhood His parents, with himself and other children, were paupers in said town, and were for many years supported by it.
 F On July 9th, the holders of the bonds of the Naugatuck R. R. Co., are invited to free ride to Bridgeport to exchange their bonds for new ones or receive the cash for them.-Courant.
 The people of Canaan have voted, 154 to 42 to di- vide that town into two towns Canaan and North Canaan. W. H. Kelly was elected Town Clerk.
 Advices from Sierra Leone, 22d state that the brig Caroline, Capt. Gbbs from Boston, arrived l5th in tow of the British steamer Electra captured as shaver, but released lawful trader. The schooner Gen. Scott captured as shaver and brought into port Since April 1st the schooner Wintcrmoyeh for Boston, the brig R. M. Charlton from Savannah the bark Almeda for Boston, and bark Menetonka for New York have been captured as slavers.
 Two important changes will take place. this year. in the British Parlarnent-tEe admission of Jews to q seat, and the abolition oi property qualifications for the members. |,
 From Europe we learn that Gen. Espinasse, who appointed Minister of the Interior, with the functions of Minister of Police, immediately after the Orsini explosion, had, has been anticipated, resigned receiving in exchange for his office seat in the Senate. The Emperor of Russia has invited the French em- bassador to accompany him in his journey ill the southern provinces of the empire. It was rurnored at Canton that the Chinese intend to destroy the European dwellings the Horan side of the river. It also reported that Nankin had been captured from the rebels by the Imperial troops
 From Central America we learn that M Felix Belly and his French gasconade on the one hand 1 and the old Transit Company with its new treaty m the other, has been completely out-generaled by l Commodore Vanderbilt, who has made personal treaty with Nicaragua backing it with a loan of Sl0O, ,O0O from his own pocket and has thereby se- cured to himself monopoly of the Transit Route 1 for a term of years.
 . The legislature of Minnesota has a majority of Republicans and Douglas men. They have passed resolutions condemnatory of the Administration, and laudatcry of Senators Douglas and Shields Rice is not mentioned 1