Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-13
News of the Week
FOREIGN,

bre@ B'ttdn.-The Queen is making a continental tour She visited Eugenie at Paris, and went thence to Switzerland.
 Jefferson Davis has arrived in England. and was loudly cheered or Change at Liy- erpool, Friday.
 The Dublin editor, recently convicted of reasonable publications, has been par doned.
 F'ance.-Lord Stanley and M. Monstier had conference at Paris, Saturday, at which mutual assurances were given that the peace of Europe should be preserved
 The announcement that Erlanger & Co. had won their case against our govern ment was mistake. The case against l $. Government.
 The Monitew says that the French trans Atlantic cable will be finished within q year.
 | A riot of the Sarbonne students has ta- ken place, which was dispersed by the po- lice.
 AuShia.-Baron Beust announces that no interference in German affairs is inten- ded. The Hungarian lower House has passed the Army bill. Native Hungarian officers are to command them. NdIy.-The government has promised to pay the part of the indebtedness of the Pa pal provinces held in France.
 Belgium horrible colliery explosion occurred, recently. killing 51 persons and wounding many more.
 Spain.-There is the greatest disquiet throughout the country, and financial cri- sis is anticipated.
 Japm.-The late military operations of the Tycoon have been successful; and he is reported to have taken Yeddo.
 kryE been massacred by the rebels in Cochin China.
 Canada.-Nova Scotia still opposes the Confederation, and their Convention, be- fore adjourning, passed resolution from which the following is an extract:-
 That ' it is necessary to use every means to ex- tricate tho people of Nova Scotia from a confede- ration that has been forced upon them without their consent and against their will"
 DOMESTIC.
 Hon. Thaddeus Stevens died at Wash ington Tuesday night.
 Mir. Everts advises the President that he cannot remove Commissioner Rollins.
 Two sheriffs assistants were shot at Se- dalia, Mo-, by the Ku-Klux-Klan.
 The Democratic majority in Kentucky will reach 9O,OOO. No opposition ticket was run.
 The cattle plague which has appeared lately at the west, has affected many of the animals brought to the New York market
 Ku Klux outrages continue to be repor- ted in Tennessee.
 The bill in favor of removing the disabil- ities of Tennessee rebels has been voted dcvn in the Legislature. Cotton crop reports from Florida and | GoOrgla t&a unfayOrable
 Domestic exports, last year, were S355,- 0O0, ,O00, ,"-an inc1ease. l There was gas Explosion at the capitol at Washington, on Friday. Damage not great. Locality used to it.
 A meeting of ex-confederate soldiers was held at Nashville, on Saturday. They de- clare for peaceful measures to quiet the troubles in the State. The Louisiana Legislature has passed q law forbidding the embodying and drilling of military companies, unless of the au- thorized militia. 1 Chief Justice Chase in charge to the Grand Jury of the Circuit Court of West Virginia recognizes the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment.
 Frank Reno and Charles Anderson the express robbers have been arrested Ill Can ada. They belong to the gang a part of whom were lately lynched ln Indiana. | Motley has arrived III Boston ana refuses public reception.
 There is much interest aroused by the reouisition made on the President by the Louisiana Legislature for military assistance. Gov Warmoth declares that there is perfect reign of terror in the western part of the State, over 15O men having been murdered within six weeks. It is thought the President will give the required assis- tance.
 The Alabama Legislature has removed all disabilities from rebels.
 The Alabama and Florida Legislatures have passed bills providing for appoint ment of Presidential Electors by the legis- lature. We are glad to see that the Gov. of Alabama has vetoed the bill, for we can- not approve so undemocratic 8 measure.
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