Litchfield enquirer., 1870-05-12
News of the Week
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Gyeat Britain. Woman's Suffra ge Bill was passed to it's second reading, on Wednesday evening last, by vote of 124 to 91.
 The Naturalization bill has passed both Houses.
 The British Government offers emigrants free passage .teeCanada.
 The Radical Republicans of London have rendered banquet to Gustave Flou- rons. >.
 France. ce.-The vote on the Ple5iscHum was taken on Sunday. The returns indicate a majority of about five to one in it's favor. Paris voted heavily against it. ~
 A great many arrests have been made on the late pretended conspiracy, and prose cution of opposition journals continues. The French clergy supported the plebis, cituns.
 A new Ministry is to be formed under the lead of Olivier. .f ..-ss.s r.r
 iSpain.-It is now announced that Serra- no is to be given the full power of Regent.
 About forty bishops refuse to take the oath, and the Government will cut off their salaries. - aas :e..r.. -..-..- -... ..
 Cuba--The patriot General Gorcouria, has been capturel and garrotted.
 Canada a-The Red River difficulty has been settled by the central government; granting that region a separate local gov ernment.
 Meeico The Mormons are said to be looking to Mexico for refuge.
 Chind.-The rebels have defeated the Imperial army.
 The Indians have seized several small forts near Fort Sully, and imprisoned the garrisons.
 Four men have been injured by the fall. ing of building in Chicago. e-.
 An U. s. Marshal was shot by desperate in Salt Lake City, the murderer being sub sequently killed by party of Mormons.
 Two citizens of Lawrence, Kansas, fought duel, last week, in Q. dark room, and both are dangerously wounded. A shooting afray took place, last week, in New Orleans, between 8 newspaper re- porter and an ex-policeman, both being wounded. -' ' .-> 1--. Fifteen business houses havs beer burn ed in Quincy. H., involving a loss of $3OO. .QOO.
 A boiler explosion at Zanesyille, Ohio. injured two men, and caused $1OO, 900 damage. eaa e.s -4. l.
 The Limo MOCK DaQk. OI 1SOcKlauu, N1e , was robbed. last week, of over $2O, 900; some of the thieves have been captured. P. S.-Nearly all the robbers have been ar- rested, and the stolen money is, recovered.
 The Sutro Tunnel has reached a depth of 1000 feet. 1a z.l ms Ea4
 Senator Reyels spoke, last week, in Springfield, Mass.
 The steamer Galena, which has been missing for some time, was spoken on the 30th. She had broken her shaft, and was retiring under sail.
 The American Medical Association, in session at Washington, last week, admit ted the delegates from Philadelphia fe- male medical college. 3-.. esva
 On Sunday John Ford of Jersey City. after shooting his wife, attempted to shoot himself 4-.'s
 The society of the Eleventh-st. Plesby- terian Church have recommended to the Presbytery the dismissal of their pastor, the Rev. Charles B. Smyth (of gln and milk notoriety).
 The Illinois Constitutional Convention have rescinded their action submitting the Woman Suffrage question to q popular vote.
 The town of zFincastle, Va, has been nearly destroyed by fire.
 The Massachusetts Legislative Com mittee report in favor of State aid to the Boston, Hartford, and Erie Railroad.
 The Mcfarland trial closed Tuesday with his acquittal. 1