Litchfield enquirer., 1860-03-22

lthopsszd Hounds, in order to sttempt to resusci. tafe the eaole and recover = muck ss posaible Tm steamer Nimrod was wrecked on her pas sage rom Liverpool to Cork Ireland, and ali on board about fifty, were drowned. The English journals and the English ministry condemn and protest against the demanded an- nexatlon of Savoy to France. Other Matters.-lt is reported that Prince 1.clen Bonaparte will probably bs proposed q | The London Chronicle reiterstes it's statement trelafiye to treaty of alliance between Austria and Russia. but says the treaty has since been modified. The Journal de Strasbug gives an of6ciai denial to the statement. The Pope is now said to be ready to make concessions in order to retain his temporal power
 The votes of the people of Central Italy prov lnces are to be taken both for annexation to Sardinia, and for separate kingdom, in the pending elections.
 The Pope threatens Victor Emanuel with ex- eommunication for tempting away his subjects. The Spanish papers are adverse to retaining the conquests of Spain and Morocco; but the treaty of peace. proposed by Spain, is described as making exorbitant demands LArEsr.-The steamer Fulton, bringing dates to March 9th, arrived in New York on Tuesday. l The annexation of Savoy to France coming up incidentally in the House of Commons, Fitz- gerald hoped that parliament would solemnly pro- test, and Rosbuck inveighed bitterly against the Emperor. accusing him of breaking treaties. Irish papers say that Piccolomini was not mar ried in Dublin the other day. .. J. Faulkner, the new American Minister to France. presented his credentials and was ac- credited on the 4th. -. sA+. The Constitutional explains the French policy | in Italy. If the Emperor's plan is not Sardin- ian solution, it is an Italian one. Sardinia will possess in Tuscany an ally who will aid her to overcome the opposition of Naples and Rome in order to constitute an Italian nation, with the ian kingdom, absorbing everything without con sidering the essential differences, and the oppos- l ing interests and the distrust of Europe. The London Times correspondent gives 8 ru- nor that all military men on leave, are to join | their regiments as soon as possible. IT is contemplated to appropriate sixty acres of the New York Central Park for Geological garden.
 THE work of renovating Mount Vernon has commenced. It will be in fine order by the next fourth of July.
 TIE numbering business is more active in
 Maine, this year, than it has been for several years.
 THE French Government is about to alter the standard value of their silver coins so as to pre- vent their exportaton. @ l TEE new expedition to the Arctic Ocean, un. dertaken by Dr. Hayes, is principally intended to ascertain the fact of an open polar sea. THERE are many who believe that the Indian troubles on our borders have been brought abou, entirely by the violence and exactions of the whites.
 Som of the Western delegates to the Charles ton Convention intend to take tents with them and camp out.
 ONE of the oil wells in Venango County, Pa. is owned by blacksmith. poor man. He commenced boring himself, on his own prem;s es and struck vein of oil at seventy feet He
 has been offered s50,0o0 for his well, but has de clined it.
 | TIE shoemakers of Haverill have refused to strike, not believing that any good will resul,
 from it.