Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
Nsws of the .wssk
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Gredt Britdin .-The contest between the Lords and Commons over the Irish Church bill has finally ended in the yielding of the former. They finally passed the bill as it originally came to- them, with a few unim portant amendments. The Queen has ap- proved the bill and the issue between peo- pie and privilege is once more postponed. Another terrible colliery explosion has killed.
 Much interest is excited by the coming \ boat race. Betting is in favor of Oxford Fhe Harvard crew has declined the chal. lenge of the London Rowing Club and are hard at work practicing at Putuey. -l t1
 %, 900 women have -petitioned parlia- ment for the franchise.
 The Privy Council give Oolenso the ! Cathedral church he claims
 ! London papers compliment our admiuis- tratiop on their 'n eutrality in the Cuban business. s<J l8 sAAk 4 -s France. The Corps Legislatif is to reas- semble on the 26th of Oct. }sa3 alilt q | The Great Eastern has reac he'd Brest on \ her return trip. N.> .1'--itts .t4t-- ! The movements for a freer government still continue. | v 31 ~ ! Spain. The Carlists have again risen. They have been defeated by the regular troops near Ciudad Real ers1qel8 e.,
 Don Carlos is himself reported to be in ! Navarro -'si4It Log
 Gen. Sickles has arrived in Madrid.
 !Belgium. Russell Jones, American min ister, has arrived at Brusselis.. | Russia. new Minister to tho Uni. ted States left St. Petersburgh, Saturday ItUkey.-There seems to be trouble be tween the Sultan and the Viceroy of Egypt. The former has refused to receivs the latter, and Egypt is said to be armiBg extensively.
 Japan.-~Tne civil wars continue. The parliament is in session at Yeddos .t iz- si-
 Pnrdguuy. Brazllians claim to have Lopez surrounded in the Cordilleras
 The rebellion in Uruguay continues
 Cu6a.-The Spaniards claim to have re- pulsed the Cubans in late skirmish, but tue insurrection seems to be gaining, nev- Iertheless. ''4'- 4 49"0 | .p@ DOMESTIC. ar. zc,G i- sLa
 The evidence against Turner, negro Post Master of Macon, was not sufficient to justify his committal. ,7 .zse 5ar fl .'-.f | The crop prospects of Georgia are be- ing seriously damaged by drought -if za s
 A disturbance has arisen in Charleston, over the removal of Mickey, Collector of that port. Geo. w. Clark, his successor, applied for immediate possession, but Nc Key required tune to make ont an inven
 tory. He, therefore, ejected Clark, but
 the latter subsequently, obtained possess ion of the office, and has prosecuted Me Key for an assault.
 A female pedestrian walked 9 miles in 6 hours and B minutes in Michigan, on tFriday. fFst ... The landing of the French Gable was to ph ho od ,E Mace nY, Tna. lday.
 II Four young people were drowned by the tsinking of boat in Lake Auburn. on ! |Saturday.
 4 \ deputy sheriff and constable we're shot by a burglar they were taking to i1il. in
 B lott, Ill, lately.
 The HempsteaI Plains purchase by Mr ; A. T. Stewart. is being contested by hlS
 opponent. Mir. aervty. '-- Reports of the sugar aud cotton crop pt Louisiana continue very favorable. The success of Senter in Tennessee seerns to be conceded fact. a FElt4l. | The Worcester Regatta between Yale and
 Harvard resulted in another defeat for f Tufc.- Hurvartf-s time was not SO goOI as
 last year; Yale's, better. ....... was held at San Francisco. Friday. Res.
 olutions were adopted opposing the natur alization of Chinese.
 The official vote of Washington Territory
 show the election of Garfield, Republican. Congressional delegate. by a majority of 148. @.-'- # a794- ill., .a The Pope is raising another Zouave corps ill Cana ia. 'l The Security Insurance Go. of New York
 has suffered the loss of $63, 900 by the de-
 falcation of its Secretary. A Nashville man has been arrested. charged with having 9 wives Il The Supreme Court of North Carolina
 has decided against the validity of marri- 1lages between whites and negroes.
 Another letter has been received from
 Col. Powell. Ills party has reached the mouth of the Unitah in safety having run four canyons of about 9 miles in length.
 each, and with walls of from 2000 to 250O
 feet high. v,. ..-.....,.- ,.,-... n By the fall of the great railroad bridge lover the Marie Des Cygnes ut Paola, Kan.
 five men were killed instantly, and six se-
 verly injured.
 The bail of Griffin, the engineer whose
 carelessness caused the Mast Hope disaster
 has been fixed at SIG, 1000. V eYfFET1r
 Information at the Bureau of Inter. Rev. , Indicates that the sugar recently seized at New Orleans and valued at $20O, ,O0D, will all be confscated. .-,., ,.,-~,,.-, l Treasury officials estimate the amount of money at present in the Southern States as high as forty million dollars. and say
 that the South is better off financially than
 before the war.
 The activity in the Internal Rev. service
 is evident from the frequent seizures.
 The hundredth anniversary of the found. ing of Dartmouth college was celebrated lon Wednesday of last week. On Just
 Chase. Sen. Patterson, Hon.aE E. A. Rollins,
 and other proMinen ent .politicians were pres ent. -.
 The Washington grand jury are finding indictments against the negroes engaged in the late election riots. s9E,a7. 91r'ois e, The Cuban patriots at Fort Lafayette have been released v sspo ds7a'' hg1S if The trial of Yerger before military com. tmission, at Jackson, Miss, was concluded Lon Thursday, but the verdict is not known. ! The case now comes before the U. s. Su- preme Court on habeds corpus.
 There has bsene natiapal Fenian festi7 val at Chicago. w -at, ..,....s-,. .s,::, Senator simmer fayors neutrality in Cd.' iIban matters issT4S sas V ,5 a@7 ,s09i'oK 1I- The receipts of the Anglo-American I Telegraph Go. since the laying of their \ All.S4;o NahIa in 1QRR have been 'Over