Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-27
News of the Week.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 Fran ce.-The British Government has urged an arnistice on both the bellioerent powers, and will join with Austria and Ita. ly in endeavoring to negotiate a peace on the basis of the disarmament of Strasboure and Metz, and the payment of large mo- pey indemnity by France. The French pa pers are suspicious of an attempt to re, store the Imperial Government.
 There have been no war movements of importance.
 Garabaldi has been enthusiastically re . ceived at Belfort
 The Americans have received permission to leave Paris.
 Alexander Dumas is dying from paralY. sis.
 Aaly.-The Pope will remain in Rome. He Is soon to dissolve the Gcumenical Council.
 Spain.-Prince Aosta of Italy, has ac- cepted the nomination for the Spanish
 Three counterfeiters have been convict. ed in New York.
 A New York teller has defaulted in $5O,- 900. The Unitarians held national Confer. ence at New York, last week. Four men have been drowned in the Hoo- sac tunnel
 The U. s. flag was ordered down by the President of the Georgia State Fair.
 Thomas Hughes delivered his Farewell to America, at Cooper Institute, on Friday last.
 An earthquake shock was felt through out the Middle and Eastern States and Canada on Thursday. The first passenger train which ever crossed the Mississippi below St. Louis was transferred from Belmont, Mo. to Co., lumbus, last Wednesday. A memorial service was held at Cooper Institute, Monday night, in honor of Gen. Lee.
 A man and his wife who live at Freedom, Me. are charged with starving an invalid lady to death.
 The jury decide that the shooting of man at the Philadelphia election riot, last week, was justifable. mense damage among the shipping on the Lakes, accompanied by some loss of life. Prominent merchants in Boston are charged with extensive smuggling opera. tions. .}-. 2
 The small pox is raging among the In. dians in the North West.
 During tournament" at Atlanta, Ga., on Saturday, one of the riders was killed.
 The Crispins will petition the Massachu- setts Legislature for aid in starting coop erative societies.
 The steamship Mariposa has foundered at sea.
 A serious riot occurred at Lanrens Court House, s. O., the day after election, in which five white men and three negroes were killed. n.. The yellow fever is dying out at New Orleans. s The Haymakers were defeated by the Red Stockings at Troy. and the Mutuals by the Athletics at Philadelphia.
 The fourth Sunday in November is pro- posed as day for holding memorial seryi- ces throughout the South in memory of the late Gen. Lee. 2 nafssss ..ses
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