Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-30
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

iaens' Association (Repu 'lican). Fernando Wood
will be the Mozart, and F. |. A. Booe the, Tamma-
ny candidate
The. Committee appointed by the Tenn
essee Legislature to investigate the affairs of the
State Bank of Nashville, have discovered thai
about Sc O00 600 in spurious notes were issued by
the Rebel Gov. Harris. The notes were dated
back before the Rebellion, in order to give them
greater value in case of its collapse.
A considerable number of the l. 5.
surplus naval vessels are to be sent abroad to
cruise between the principal commercial ports of
their respective stations.
Admiral Porter has prepared and will
shortly publish reply to Gen. Banks recent
structures on the conduct of the navy in the Red
River campaign.
The War Department has ordered that
IN mastering out the regiments recruited from the
Rebel prisoners those who enlisted while prison
ers and who desire to go South, shall be furnished
with transportation to their homes.
The steamer Greyhound, from Boston
to Prince Edward Island, struck on Bird Rock
Lodges on the 18th inst. and sunk. All persons
on board were saved.
An express train, from Jersey City to
Washington, ran off the track at Newark n, j., on
the 18th inst, killing two persons and seriously
iniuring several others. The accident was caused
by the carelessness of the switchman.
The Cumberland, Pa, almshouse was
destroyed by fire on the 18th inst The inmates
all escaped Loss covered by insurance.
The man Fuller, who used the name
of Senator Harlan to obtain SAC, 900 belonging to
the National Republican Committee, and who has
been in the Old Capitol for several months has
been released.
1t is said that the Fenian Head Cen
Ter of Quebec has abandoned with all the money
in his possession belonging to the organization
The probability is that he is keeping out of the
way of the English detectives.
"A colored bridegroom shot his grooms-
man fatally in a fit of jealousy, few days ago in
1t. Louis.
The steamer Ben Stickney, one of the
finest on the Mississippi River, sank on the 10th
INST, below Island No. s.
The first session of the t. 5. District
Court held i'll Richmond, Va, since the passage of
the secession ordinance, began on Nov. 13. The
Judge stated that the confiscafon of property in
that State had been very limited, and that when
ever the parties whose property had been hbelled
for coniscation had been pardoned, proceedings
against them would be stopped
The canker worm is making great hay
oc among the apple trees in the vicinity of Bos
ton, Mass Many farmers are cutting them down
and replacing them with pear trees.
Monterey has been captured by the
Mexican Liberals, and Matamoras is still closely
invested by the Juarst forces. Heavy reinforce
ments for the Imperial garrison of that city have
landed at Baglad, down the river, and Repubi-
can force is marching to meet them.
The successes of the allied forces Of
Brazil Uruguay and Argentine, in the war against
Paraguay indicate an early end to the struggle 1t
will probably result in the annexation of Paraguay
to the Argentine Republic
Over 1000 rebels have been hanged
and shot under court-marti,l sentence in Jamaica,
since the breaking out of the negro insurreetion
there.
The old American line of steamships
between New-York and Havre, France, was sus-
pended during the war; has been re-established.
The colony established in Mexico by
the rebel Gen Sterling Price, has collapsed
Judah p Benjamin is in high favor
with certain prominent statesmen in England. lie
is now in London awaiting the legal term of resi-
dence to qualify him for admission to the bar
--Arguollcs is about to be released from
Imprisonment in Cuba, by order OF the Spanish
Government.
ten. Lamothe. ex-Presidcnt of the Hay
ten Republic, has been arrested in jamaica. He
is charged with being implicated in the negro in
surectiun in that island.
In various parts Of France, assoca-
tions have been established by the workingmen for
the purpose of buying articles of food at Wholesale
to be retailed among themselves at a reasonable
profit, which after deducting the expenses, is d-
'ided among the members.
Highway robberies and burglaries
have become frequent and daring IN st Louis,
No. lately rs to create general alarm. and Wig
ilance committee is strongly talked Of by the cit
iIens.
Unfinished counterfeit 50-cent notes to
the amount OF $4,000, together with all the imple
ments for counterteiting recently seized in
Philadelphia by the Government detectives.
Geo Stephenson, private secretary to
Dr. Kane in the famous Arctic Expedition, diei in
BROOKLYN. n. Y, on the 10th inst. There are now
only two survivors of the expedtion-Dr. Hayes
and Capt W. W. Wilson.
The Russo-American Telegraph via
Behring Straits is being pushed forward vigorous
ly. both ON the American and Asiatc side and
everything promises its early completion.
The Oregon Legislature will meet, i'll
extra session on Dee ), to take action on the Con
stitutional Amendment prohibit Slavery As
both houses are Republican its ratification is GER
tain.
The First District o1 Alabama elects
c. G. Iangdon to Congress. MI Langdon is the
who said in the State Convention that the
Emancipation Proclamation of President Lincoln
was the blacklist act recorded in history
The Georgia elec:io for Governor
Members of Congress and the Legislature. was
held on the 10Th inst. Chas. J. Jenkins was cleo
ted Governor.
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