Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-08

-pete, Naval Minister. and others will soon resiGa M
 ETh4 Republicans of New .Castile demand a reorganization of the Ministry and threaten insnrrection.
 The clergy are reported ready to take the oaths required by the new, Constitution. <
 Gen. Prim declares that the Government have no thoughts of a coup d'etat.
 Cuba. a.-Gen. De Rodas has arrived at Havana.
 An expedition that started from New York for Cuba was overhauled and brought back. It consisted of about 1000 men with darge1 supplies of arms and ammunition. E~ De Rodas counsels the Havana iouonal- ists to abstain from publishing irritating articles s--.-4--zs--4..z Advices from insurgent sources repre- sent great advantages gained on their side. The Spanish Gen. @Lesea ~bas-smet with a severe repulse. Gen. Jordan has captured Holguin with 300 prisoners. The Spanish are suffering from disease and the Cubans are assuming the offensive at, every point. ~ 1enesuela.-The customary rebellion is progressing at about the usual rate. a.!l le S. Do'ningo. has been captured l by Gen. Leperon. . Who Gen. Leperon IS, we forget, and what he wants of Sanlaha i've don't know He would probably sell 1 out cheap for cash if Seward was on hand to buy. iA Al e@-'." 1s a"4 s9'"" aneI 9d3 '4s5i Ii Pardguay 1.-The Brazilians claim that Leopez vii" leave on certain conditions, but their claims are apt to be very ,unrerI liable '"0 'g '.~' ,., ,.,.Is s'' l. Mina.--A great battle is reported with the Mahommadan rebels resulting in their ! defeat with<, loss of 20, 900 men. 2Gt4I K FI .Iiste ! The Soldiers Monument at Gettysbnreh was dedicated on Thursday, Gen. Meade was present and the oration was delivered by Senator Morton. '...' '''1 ,,', ''9
 The government bought &, ,OOO, 900 worth of U. 5. bonds, on Friday. .I!., -,.,..,Ie, , l.. The floods, of last week did extensive damage in Kansas. ssa. 3A-.i ros cir. agea Ex-Sscretary Seward arrived at Sacra-
 mento, OaI., last Wednesday,. '.s@s gave h 1 The political canvass in sTenneSsee is
 very mixed and exciting On Wednesday I last, Stokes challenged Sentef to fight, but the latter declines for the present. T@,.H .1 "J l. Gen. Sickles left for Spain on Thursday. Seventy thousand head of .c4ttle are ,ex7 pected from Texas. this season.. .t...., ,,,a,
 The Kansas Indians are reported eoin Q back peacably to their reservations. .a t4.s : Remmlngton t Sons are to furnish the Viceroy of Egypt 60. GOO rifles. H,',a |. sss Mir. Geo. Peabody has added another million to his gift to the Southren 'sPeabo- dy Education Fund.-" iil" ,ya.ea ""2 i Y woman has been arrested in Cambridge Mass. for whipping step son to death.
 = bridge near Richmond. Va. ,gave way, lately, killing several people who were go. ing to political meeting. -A3 Almost half the Penn. coal miners have
 begun work again.
 Massaehusetts. is trying to enforce its
 new Prehib tory Law 3><~ kAoS lhAAAA' 1 Frauds still continue to be discovered at
 New Orleans. .' -,,T
 Senter has the advantage of Stokes iu
 the Tennessee contest from tue fact tha
 he is acting Governor and, can appoin, Registers of election He is using this ad
 vantage to the utmost. ag. eaa 3sAi 2@l The Commissioners of the Pacific rail
 road report the necessary improvement. progressing satisfactorily. sv-' : E The people of Cincinnati have voted ten to one Tn favor of ten million loan to road from that place to Chattanooga, Tenn
 About l3O removals took place in the l) War department, last week, and 12 in that
 of State. o~,.,;o,uH h,a .sneH ...:.....sr !. 1 The Virginia State election was held or 4 New Hampshire has adopted the Eff teenth Amendment. i9IsI ii ,a~paI jrgoo 5
 Independence , day was celebrated
 throughout the country, with the usua
 amount of fire cracking, ,parading and speech-making.- g-2''~ ''@' ''.' ''' -'' -''' I Turner, the colored postmaster at Au gnsta, has been arrested on charge of is
 suing forged Treasury notes.
 | The shock of an earthquake was felt in
 Missouri, Tennessee and Alabama, Friday morning. ~u~i"" 'u e}y'2 "Snsas ...t '"" B :