Litchfield enquirer., 1868-09-24
News of the Week
FOREIGN.

Spasu.-There is important news of what seems to be general uprising against the government. The Ministry have resigned. A part of the army and navy have reyolted All Andalusla Is in the hands of the revolu- tionlsts and 1t is reported that body of l4,'Oo had gathered to intercept the Queen on her return. 1t Is said not to be ] Lib eral movement. alone, but supported by all parties.
 GTem B'itain.-Registratio for the par llamentary election of November has be- gun. Many women offered their names, but the courts decide against their claims.
 Irish Catholic ministers are working for Gladstone.
 SirJohn Young has been appointed Gov. General of Canada.
 The importation of hay from the United States has been stopped from fear of the cattle disease
 The Chinese Embassy have arrived in London
 France. The Nonueu,' has tranquilizing leader.
 M Guizot urges a reduction of the army.
 Ge'waany..-King William expressed him. self strongly ill favor of peace at Hamburg and has ordered pOstponement of recruit ing. Peace is evidently desired by all but the Emperor of the French. His ambig- uous conduct or indicesion, is exciting much indignation. Bismarck is to visit England for his health.
 Iust''ia.-Universal religious toieration IS to be established in Hungary
 Naly.-The Government has not deman- ded the withdrawal of the French troops from Rome
 A Cardinal has been fined for obeying the Pope instead of the law.
 RusSi0.-Instead of evacuating Bokha- Ia, additional troops are being sent and the resumption of hostilities is expected
 Tuyhey.-The Turkish troops claim a z. it-.-gs-- I-'~- o 1sa'an roi,nls. They admit
 BrazA The Government has apologized for the detention of the U. $. steamer Wasp.
 DOMESTIC.
 The Alabama Legislature met i'll extra session, on the 1Gth inst.
 Thele was a large Republican mass meet ing at Raleigh, N. C., last week. Ex-Gov. Hawley,of Conn. spoke among others.
 Gov. Brownlow has issued proclama- tion, stating that he shall execute the laws at all hazards, but shall be glad to use na- GlOulI lnSC6au Oi SCtGC troops.
 On Friday, the English cricketers played a match against double their number, and beat them two to one.
 Fifty men of the Tenth colored cavalry had fight with about 100 Indians near the Big Sandy, and defeated them, killing II.
 There has been an earthquake shock in California.
 Congress met on Monday and adjourned till October 16 and November TO- The Re- publican members speak very favorably of political prospects.
 The national labor congress assemble q at New York on Monday
 On Saturday last, Col. Pierce, Republi- can candidate for Congress in Southwest ern Georgia, and Capt. Murphy, Republi- can Presidential elector, were attacked by rebels while addressing a political meet ing in Mitchell county, both seriously wounded, and many of their hearers kill ed. The Democratic Legislature, though requested by Gov. Bullock, refuse to take any steps for quelling the disorder.
 LATEST.
 F0reign.-Ihe latest reports show that the revolution in Spain is gaining ground, and Gens Prince and De Rolla are said to be marching on the capital
 Republican instructions are reported in Naples and Calabria.
 It is said that SO,O0O French troops are to be furloughed Domestic. committee of the Georgia House attempt to excuse the murderous at- tack on Republican meeting at Camilla by saying that the sheriff was atempting to disoT'na Me negroes acho attended Me meeting It is admitted that no democrats were killed while from 40 to 100 negroes were killed or wounded. It is expected that Gen Scho- field will order military investigation.
 There was tremendous procession of Boys in Blue in Washington, Tuesday. There were six regiments-at least 4,OOO men in line.
 Hon. James T. Brady is reported to have declared for Grant.
 ON Monday night, between 5000 and $4,O00 worth of goods were taken from a store in Plainville.
 A PROCESSION of Boys in Blue was assault