Litchfield enquirer., 1875-09-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

' ltending downward in Europe. I- II The British complain of the interference Eofs French cruisers in the Newfound-
 Money is abundant in the London mar kets. | France.-The French Cabinet have deci ded to abolish voting by departments.
 The Deputies of the Left in the French Assembly are preparing to oppose the Electoral law.
 GermGny.-The editor of the Germania has been sentenced to five months impris- onment for using seditious language. | The case of Count von Arnim is fixed ed for the 17th of October in the Higher Court.
 Dean Susczinsky has joined the old Catholics. .s
 Spain. is announced that lS.OOO Spanish troops will be sent to Cuba by November next.
 The Cabinet have yielded to the de- mands of the Pope. .- Naly.-Several French and Spanish bishops have beed appointed at the Papal Consistory.
 Horatio Stone the sculptor is dead.
 Stccden.lThe Swedish Arctic -expedi- tion have arrived at Hammerfest, Norway.
 RussiG.-Geu. Kaufman occupied the City of Khokand on the 18th. @ .g
 Fifteen hundred Cossacks were banish- cd to Turkestan for resisting the new mil itary laws - | Turkey.-The Consuls have completely failed, to restore peace in Herzecovina. The priest Zarko is at the head of 1000 men in and the Servians are flock ling in. The insurgents are intent On having guarantees. The Porte comedies that reform is needed.
 CanGdG.-The Mechanics Bank, Mon. treal. has suspended because of defalca- tions.
 Southern AnaericG.-The Minister of Honduras at London has been denounced for complicitY in fraudulant loan.
 A revolt against the State of Panama is suppressed.
 President Morsno's assassins have been punished and revolt in Sonora, Mexico, put down.
 Telegraphic communication is establish. ed between Peru and Brazil.
 DOMESTIC. ji E.. P. Taylor. Brooklyn merchant, shot himself, Monday.
 Carl Schurz addressed large meeting in Cincinnati in opposition to imitation. on Monday night.
 President Grant is at St. Louis. |" On Saturday night Galusha A. Grow spoke at Republican meeting in Phila- delphia, in opposition to imitation.
 The N. Y. Canal thieves have been ar- raigned. Alex. Barkley gave S, 900 bail, and Geo. D. Lord claimed discharge under the statute of limitations. The Fall River strikers have been riot ing and smashing windows. 600 troops were called under arms and the city was strongly patrolled.
 There is considerable opposition to the cession of the Black Hills. Two hundred Indians prepared to attack the commis- sion and break up the Council; Young Man-Afraid- of His Horses deployed his soldiers and prevented fight. A final decision is soon expected. "
 The semi-centsnnial of American Ho- meopathy was celebrated at New York, last week.
 Ex-Gov. Jewell had Gen. Burt, Post master of Boston, removed, but he was restored by the President on filing the \ requisite bond.
 Application has been made for q sepa- ffat6 display of Irish and British products at the Centennial, but was refused. pths isnHdfee0sic sHd esi has York.
 Charles G. Fisher, Assistant District Attorney at Washington, has been arrest ed for abstracting criminal records, and lcSpmitted to jail. The records were re- Powered.
 Massachusetts Democrats have renom. mated William Gaston for Governor, on a hard-money platform.
 New York Liberals have made no nom- nations.
 The Democratic and Republican con- mittees have agreed that General Wood ford, of New York, and General Ewing, of Ohio, shall meet in joint discussion of the financial issues, commencing at Shawnee on the 30th.