Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

France. Fine Duke de Broglie is like iy to re-enter the French Cabinet Prince Napoleon has written letter condemning the reactionary course of the Imperiaiists. The Conservatives have gain of six in the elections for Presidents of the French Councils General. Ex-President Thiers denies that he eyer favored policy of hostility to Italy. The Mayor of Nice has been dismissed for recommending Separatlsts for cleo ton.
 GefDeany.-Th officials in the German Embassy in France will be examined in regard to the disappearance of the official papers.
 Spoin.-French and Spanish war ves- sels are jointly to watch for contraband of war on the Bidassoa
 More Carlists are asking for amnesty.
 Spain has asked England to prevent the shipment of war materials from England for the Carlists.
 Gen. Elio has resumed command of the Carlist forces
 Ihrkey.-The Turks in Montenegro continue their outrages on the Christians
 party of Montenegrins was attacked by Turks i'll Albania and r of them kill ed.
 Ladia.-Nana-Sahib has been surrendered hy the AIaharajah of Scindia to the Brit lsh. Doubts exist respecting his identity
 SoaM America. - The Government troops in the Argentine Republic are join ing the insurgents in great numbers.
 DOMESTIC.
 The Army of the James held their re- union, last week. General Butler deliver ing the oration, and Dr G Holland read poem.
 The anti-Tammany mass meeting nomi- mated Oswald Ottendorfer for Mayor of New York.
 Hepworth Dixon has been featuring on 1.-The German Empire" in New York.
 The Souhegan Bank of Milford, N H, was robbed, the 18th inst, of S12O, 1000 in bonds and currency.
 The reports of the special agents rela- tive to office holders i'll Texas. were pre- sented to the President and he at once or dered the removal of Collector and Post master at Galveston
 terrible state of destitution exists in Nebraska; several deaths from starvation have already occurred.
 At the Protestant Episcopal Convention canons making concessions in regard to Iho NaoSII1u0 O1 IeSouerd6It'u HI DdpCISul and against ritualism have been offered.
 The Rev Dr Wells has been consecrat- cd to the eplscopate of Wisconsin.
 It is thought that the campaign against the Indians will be ended within a fort night: all resistance to the troops has ceased, and the Indians are returning to their agencies as rapidly as possible.
 Gov Moses of South Carolioa has issued proclamation, recognizing the Boards of Election Commissioners, SO that each shall consist of one Republican, one Inde- pendent, and one Conservative
 The legal proceedings in the libel suit brought by Mfr Hilton against Mir Beecher have been opened by preliminary argu- ment in regard to a bill of particulars.
 Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Dent Grant and Miss Honore of Chicago were married in that city, last week
 Mir Edmonds has been reelected to the U. $. Senate from Vermont,
 Phelps has been sentenced to 15 years in the Penitentiary.
 The debate on ritualism was begun at the Protestant Episcopal Convention, Monday. the Rev Dr De Koven making the main speech.
 The trunk railroads have decided that any reduction in the new freight rates on oil is impracticable.
 The trial of the District of Columbia safe burglary case commenced, last week.
 The survey of the New Haven harbor is NNN iIry< T