Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-09
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

England, died the 18th ult., aged 81 years. Uni
versal regret at his loss is felt all England.
Earl Russell is mentioned as his successor with
Lord Clarendon in the Foreign Office.
The allied forces of Brazil, Uruguay
and Argentine are closely besieging the Paragua-
yam army in Uruguayana, and will probably soon
force surrender.
The London Post, the English minis
terial organ, admits that the American Govern
ment has reason to feel aggreved in regard to the
fitting out of the Alabama and other Rebel cruisers
and urges the calling of an international congress
to fix upon a common code to be observed by all
neutral nations.
.~-President Johnson's recent address to
the Brazilian Minister at Washington, advising his
Government to be absolutely independent of for
eign powers, is strangely enough interpreted in
England and France as an abandonment of the
Monroe doctrine.
The Journal de St. Petersburg, the or
gun of the Russian Emperor recently congratula-
ted the Washington Government on the rapid re-
construction of the Southern States, and designa-
ted Amcrca and Russia rising nations des-
tined to have interests and sympathies in common.
The Rebellion in Hayti seems near its
end The insurgents at Cape Haytien are in q
starving condition.
The negro insurrectiOn in jamaica is
likely to prove serious. Four Spanish war YES
sells, at the request of the English Consul at Hav-
ana, have been sent by the Cuban Government to
aid the authorities in putting it down.
John Mitchell has been released from
Fortress Monroe. His release was solicited from
President Johnson by delegation from the Fenian
Congress.
Much dissatisfaction exists in Texas at
Gov. Hamilton's dilatory movements. The State
has made but little progress in restoring her rea-
tiOns to the Union, and facilities have not vet been
afforded the citizens for taking the amnesty OATH
In Tennessee, the laws in regard to
apprenticing white orphans have been extended to
colored ones, and the laws respecting white va
grants are to apply to the negroes as well.
The Georgia Convention has repealed
the ordinance of secession. The new constitution
aboishes Slavery, with the proviso that this action
shall be no obstacle to compensation claims for
slaves manumitted. The State and Congressional
election will be held Nov Z
Gov. Humphreys, in his recent inaug.
ural to the Mississippi Legislature maintained the
supreme authority of the National Government in
opposition to the doctrine of State rights urged
the passage of laws for the education and protec-
ton OF the freedmen and opposed granting ne
groes the franchise.
-Gov, Perry opposes the reputation OF
the South Carolina Rebel debt and recommends
that it be funded.
Secretary Seward in recent dispatch
TO the Provisional Governor johnson of Georgia.
announcing that the President could not recog-
nize the people of any State as having assumed the
relations Of loyalty to the Union who admitted the
legal obligation of the Rebel debt
A terrible hurricane occurred at Key
West, Florida, on the 22d nit, wrecking 20 YES
sells in the harbor and causing great destruction OF
property on shore.
-Blondin fell from the rope upon which
he was performing in Berlin. Prussia. recently and
came near losing his life.
One of the boilers Of the large passcn-
ger steamer, St. john plying between New-Yolb
and Albany, exploded on the morning Of Oct IS
opposite Hoboken, y. j.. causing the death of Il
persons, aud seriously scalding - others. The
cause Of the accident is yet unknown.
The steamer Republic, from New-York
for New-Oreans with 50 passengers. was wrecked
rrt. 25th off the coast of Georgia Only II are
known to have been saved They arrived at
Charleston, S. G., on the 2sth ult, in an open
boat. Three other boats and a raft also put of
from the ship, and may yet be heard from.
The report that Wade Hampton had
been chosen Governor Of South Cardinals is denied.
James L. Orr, ex-Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, has been elected by 800 majority.
The Republicans have carried New.
Mexico by 2,331 majority. Col. Chaves is elected
Delegate to Congress.
One Of the recently-discovered caves
under the city of Nashville, Tenn, is 50 feet long
30 feet wide, and 40 feet in depth.
-Great distress prevails among the
blacks in the neighborhood of Columbia. s. c. The
mortality among children is frightful, many hav,
ing starved to death within the last three weeks.
VIM Gilmore Simms and Robert Bru.
no, Masonic commissioners from South Carolina,
are on their way to the North to represent to the
Masonic fraternity the PROSTATE condition of the
lodges in their State.
"A national convention of tobacconsts
is to be held in New York on the 22d inst.
In California the feeling in favor of the
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine in Mexico i.
increasing and a secret order called the Sons O
Columbia has been established to aid Juarez.
The friends of Senator Wilson called
at his residence in Natick, Mass Oct 2S the 25ti
anniversary of his wedding day, and presented hi,
lady and himself with silver plate to the amount
of $4,000 and S4, 900 in cash.
Great excitement exists in Danvcrs
Mass, consequent on the discovery by Il number
of families, of torpedoes in their coal bins. How
they got there is mystery,
Hampton Roads is shortly to be the
rendezvous OF a large L. S. fleet.
The cornerstone of a monument g the
Western Pennsylvania soldiers, who fell during
the war, laid on the Ist inst. at Girard, FriC
County Pa.
The Haytien Government has pur
chased the United States war steamer Galetea
Her armament * ~ CONSIST ,t ,,,, 100 --.... I .