THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, FEB. 6, 1884.
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CoDgress-The deposite question still continues 10 be the principal topic of debate r each house of Con- gress portion of each day is devoted to the al- absorbing subject. Memorials and countermemorials upon the subject pouring into Congress like a flood. The regular speakers during the week have been in the Senate Messrs Forsyth, Spfague and GrGndy, and incidentally Messrs. Wright, Webster apd Chambers; and in the House Messrs. HsntimgtoH and Archer. On "Wednesday resolution was intro duced by Mr. Hawes of Ky. that the committee mi-

 itary affairs inquire into the expe.iiency of nboshing ihe Military Academy at Wes, Point, which after discussion postponed for the present. Very little business of importance has been transacted during the week.