Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22

rasssd free to and from the meeting.
 ThA Jesuits who have been expelled frOR Germany do not find 8 very warm welcome elsewhere. Austria has about al the clsrics it needs already, and threat sns tO repalse the Jesuit refugees. Lux snbOurg refuses them admission to it's territory. and Italy is growing daily more and more hostile to the Infallibilists.
 The appearance of the Mikado in kRAS SzS-blsSr-k -blsSr -kafalsntic cable. It is to be hoped that in addition to the traditional costume of the stage Yankee he will not adopt also the horrible Down East vernac ular that goes with it.
 John Henry" writes to the Danbury News in great heat because he and others of the most public spirited Bethelians were not invited to be of the Litchfield excursion. He revenges himself on Dan- bury e follows:
 The Railroad Company are building a tuxn-tAble between the Dsain road from Lstch6eld to NOrwalk, and the branch rod to Danbury.
 A queer railrcad accident ocurred in Ohio. Last week. The rear cars of freight train became detached, while on n down grAde. and the train went on 6 short dis tance in advance. Soon, however, the detached cars acquired high rate of zpeea. and, flashing into the forward part Of the train, which had stopped after reaching the bottom of the grade, killed che conductor and brakeman.
 MT. H. Fl. Barbour, IT,, already well known in this vicinity as temperance lssturers has prepared the following lec- turss for LyceHms, Lecture Associations, &c:-
 The Times; Steady, Boys; Walking Down Broadway; The War and its He rDess An Evening with the Poets; The Reason Why; Cause, Effect, and Cure; {; The Work of the Bottle; Steps Down. ward
 Lecture Committees will do we'll to se- care Mir. Barbour, of whose merit as lecturer Litchield county people need 10 recommendation.
 Ar. David Clark was singularly unfor- tan&se in his references" for the truth of his story about Grants persecution of the colored cadet, Smith. Not only does Gen HOward utterly deny having presid- cd over packed court martial, but the letter Mir. c. says he sent to the War De- PaEtment cannot be found. The father sf Connecticut Liberal Republicanism comes to grief singulmly early in the cam P~ip-
 An accident has occurred on an East Riy- q boat which developed an amount of gAllantry dn the part of male passengers which we should hope was without pre- cedent The N. Y. Times reports that. "A number of them tried to jump oyer- bOard. but were held by more reasonable people. One man snatched life-preserver iron the hands of a woman and encased his own manly chest with it. Another provided himself with six ife-preservers, and vas in the act of putting them all on, oae over the other, when he was forced es deliver five of them to women"
 O0aa has advanced in England nearly one hundred per cent If this high rate eo1finRes. the effect on the manufacturing interests of that country will be most dis azsrOaA One of the greatest advantages of tAe b<itish manufacturer has been his eAsaP coal Oflate. the advance in wages n GEeAt Britain has made it dificult for
 mAnntnctarers to meet foreien con-
 huEns and. with an advance in fiis price ox Mea. annh competition would becoua aAmnat impossible. We can hardly inn aglns thnt the present English coal fam. ne esn be of long continuance, for the aEsadsd failure of the English coal supply uin not take place. ct the shortest calcula- tinn. within about century.