Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

h> AuSria.- Dalmatian instruction is said tobe formidable. It is reported to ex- tend into the adjacent Turkish provinces. @perations of government troops have been delayed by fall of snow. Minister Jay is at Pesth, Hungary.
 Prince Metternich is said to have been censured for being concerned in duel.
 Adly.-The Italian government does not propose to be bound by the action of the General Papal Council. Turkey.-The Emperor of Austria has been received with the highest honors nt Constantinople.
 The International Congress, to decide the question of jurisdiction in the matter of the Suez Canal, met at Cairo, Egypt, yesterday! EAmeroalwas not represented. -zG,toa.@Serious revenue frauds have been discovered in Havana.
 Ranforeemehts for the Spanish army ssoon expected. '@- N-'i lt,EA Cuban. priYateer has been seized Ly the authorities at Nassau, N. P.
 ,KS&IOg DOMESTIC. SO ,eo The internal revenue from tobacco in Virginia, has been increased ten fold dur ing Grants administration,
 The President expresses his preference for the election of Alcoue, Radical, over Lent, OOuSCTVaClVe, Tn MISS. | There has !besnZ another earthquake on the Pacific coast. so Yl' s-odirozdlt .gy.y
 Serious S.1s5Er1d Indian M outrages are reported in
 Coal is advancing in price. S.11
 Thes cold weather extends throuahout the country 1oi boTi591r aa -ii 1r"S
 Ice half an, ,tgch thick was formed in 1 iLynchburgh, last "Wednesday. | Gov Holden hos ar1arnd ,,uE tI,s, ,ar,,1 Inilitia! for ithe,oexecution5 of tho laws in North Carolina. .s.3l- ! Admiral .FarragIt has nearly recovered. | A reduction of the national deBt for | Octoberis expected to amount toss, ,OOO. GOO | Gen. McMahon, late minister to Para guayr represents the Paraguayans as stiil able to hold out against the allies. The officers of the Pfiyateer Cpta, are being tried at Wilmington, N. c.: it is 'rthought they will be dIscfarged
 A schlsm IS reported in the Mormon Ch9reA beaded by, fAe. ,eliso: oi the Salt Lake Telegraph" "'hitiefto q Strong friend of Bfigfiahm Young. 5fl 4.,a .o lt.7
 The, Governor of MIine has "aippoinlel Hon.. Lot Merrill to till the vacancy occa- sionedi b5f Ghes death sof Senator Fessen, den. ,n,,xl,. .''e's J4
 Btlle Boyd, the, noted Conroderute Spy, has been sent to the California 1nsan" Asylum. ;,;i x, arr .,..,,.
 thata contract made in the Confederacy. payable in Confederate notes, must he paid now in lawful money according tr the valne[of Confederate notes at the tim of the contract.
 Glen. Belknap hns arrived at W;shirs ton, and assumed his duties as Secretary of War "-.''
 Several q, dignitaries of the MornIun church have been excunlmunicatel
 Tine ste ckholders of the, Hudson River and tie N. Y. Central railroads have rati fled the consolidation of those ScOmr auies
 The Tennessee Legislature has caItd ;r constitutional convention. "I' | JohnsOn's friends are undertaking to contest Coopers election as U. s Senator, on the ground that he is disqualified by a, provision of their, State Constitution
 The new West Virginia legislature is Republican in both branches ,. The Democrats elected their ticket nj Baltimore, last week
 It is now thought that tho cotton crop will reach nearly three million bales ! Hon. George H. Pendleton has b.cn chosen President of a Kentucky rairoaL. 1 The American Social Science Associati",. was in session itt New York, last week In Virginia, N. C., only one third of he duty on tobacco has ever been paid. 76O, ,O0O letters have passed through the mails last year.
 | Five persons were killed anu several wounded on the ,Pacifc railroad, las' week.
 The negroes are migrating South iron, I Virginia. a ,.,-.. .. -r. l The tobacco crop in Indiana, Illinois, and Northern Kentucky, has been serious l y. injured by frost: n gaf-
 T6e.stfike on theiErie road IS ended. s.s,~r--~ LATEST F0reign-The new. Prassiau Minister