Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-29
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1 .l FoRE1aN.l11 = The cable of Tuesday brings
 news of great importance. s There seems to be a real prospect of Fenian outbreak
 in Ireland and the English Press is almost
 unanimous in favor of severe oppressive measures. Detachments of troops and
 marines, and gunboats were hurried over to Ireland, Monday afternoon and the out, break is undoubtedly serious, ,i .,.' ,.,:,3 ,
 Itis noted, as Q matter of grave import, that very long despatch by the cable was sent over on Monday by our Government to our Minister at Paris. Naturally enough, it was supposed to relate to Mexican affairs.t /, It, is stated that the British. government has voluntarily re-opened the case of the Alabama, MT. Seward has renewed his claim for satisfaction r a,a .,,.. ...., ....1
 The Fenian excitement continues to rage. Arms have been sent over to, the, civil au- thorities in Ireland A schooner has been seized on suspicion of having arms for Fe- ,nians.I; Many arrests have been made, and the troops are held in readiness. A grand reform banquet took place at Manchester, on the 20ths inst, at which Mir. Bright made a powerful speech. ':t+, :'..ss fH-ii'" :.
 The London. Times thinks we, ought to secure payment of our bonds in gold by Con ressional enactment. .e.i
 < The Italian government are willing to re- new negotiations with the Pope. .a
 The Hungarian Diet demand the resto- ration of the laws of 1s4s. Whether the Emperor will yield that point does not apa pear. It is ramored that he will soon en- Fdeavor to negotiate loan of several mill ions sterling. ..:ss,.a..,g, ..- .j The Prussian Government intends hay ing Consul General at New York. The Legislative Chambers censure the sale of the Cologne railroad without, their consent.
 It is rumored that the Empress Eugenie and her son will spend Christmas in Rome. The French papers papers expect the ab- dication of Maximilian. F Ist. .af 55z .. ~9,@
 A popular outbreak is expected in Spain. M There has been renewed fighting in Can-. dia and the Turks are reported to have been badly beaten T ,i,:itsa. .as.;; ii tlf
 tis reported again, that Maximilian has abdicated Gen. Sherman. has arrived at Havana, where he was received with great distinction. S1i ,a.cel saihih ett gsl-
 The N. \. Herald states that on Dn Monday evening, ReNJ. "A. Allan preached in the Episcopal Cathedral, Kingston, to a large and fashionable audience in favor. of an- |nexation to the United States, and also that ameeting is called to meet in Montre- al to discuss the benefits to be derived from nnexation, which the people of the lower provinces greatly desire. 8di, gd essi1i
 DOMESTIC -Iafge frauds upon the Inter- |nal al Revenue event ts have been discovered among the liquor dealers. h x:ifass,i.. ...li 9ihS
 Robert Grove was convicted of murder in the the ?, Id 8 Circuit leai Court l at Providence on Friday last sasl Yi bago;esi1faa59
 E5 By arrangement with the British govern ment, postage on letters to that country has been reduced to twelve cents The The arrest |of1 Ortega by Gen Sheridan for an alleged violasionaof the aneutfality lawsohas been appsO,ved s, by the administration istsa The In ;ternal m Revenue receipts for the past year have been $141, ,0Oo, 900. r E'at2 lor5
 g6 fe.st --z------ -s. = dAfs. There are thirteen thousand seven hun dred md fifty enlisted lm@sn @ in the A ! United