Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-29
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

George A. Trenholm, formerly Secreta-
ry of the Rebel Treasury was arrested 1T Colum-
bia s. c.. last week. He was taken to Hilton
Head, and it is expected that he will be sent from
there to Fortress Monroe.
Quite a serious mutiny broke out
among the troops of Gen. Bartlett's Division,
Twentieth Corps, eneamped near Washington, on
Teusday evening, in consequence of their nom
payment
Kirby Smith made nothing privately in cotton op-
erations but that he only used cotton to secure
pay and subsistence for his army.
Gen. Dix has been ordered to Montreal
on business connected with Rebel corspirators in
Canada. He will make formal demand for the
extradition of the criminals
Capt Mehaffey arrived at Washing
ton Friday, with Mr.. Gayle of Cahawba, Ala. who
advertised for proposals to assassinate President
Lincoln for $1,000 0OO
There is said to be an organized band
of Southernors in Pennsylvania called the white
Ghosts, whose object is the wholesale robbery of
the citizens
Mrs. w. H. Seward, wife of the Secre-
tary of State, died Thursday morning at Washing
ton. Her remains will be embalmed and taken
to Auburn.
The Post-Ofice Department is prepar-
ing to open bids for transportating the mails
sundry of the old post routes in the South
--Ford's Theater has just been sold to
the Young Mems Christian Association of Wash
ington for the sum of S100,00O0.
The storehouse of the Sanitary Com
mission in Alexandria, Va, entirely destroy
ed by fire Thursday morning
Prior to the surrender of Gen. Johns
ton the late Rebel Confederacy had accumulated
an immense amount of medical hospital stores of
all kinds at Charlotte, n. c., directly imported
from England just before the fall of Wilmington,
which have been received at Newbern, after an in
ventory which consumed three weeks time
The President is resolved on cutting
down expenses to the lowest point He is known
to favor retrenchment as a means for returning
to specie payment, which he will recommend to
Congress- 1t is expected that the army will be re-
duced to 100, 900 men by the New Year.
The Mobile News says that the Rebel
Gems. Taylor and Cockerill, lately expressed the
wish that the Government would allow them to
take their commands and join the Union forces to
aid in maintaining the Monroe doctrine in Mexico.
The steamer Echo, loaded with troops,
colided with of the monitors at Cairo Wednes-
dayImoning and sank, carrying down number OF
horses and much Government freight No lives
were lost. The pilot is under arrest
Many of the veterans now at Cairo are
opposed to going South while so many troops who
have seen little service being mustered out.
Some of the Fourth Corps have deserted Others
manifest quite rebellious disposition.
The transport Kentucky with 200
paroled Rebel troops on board, struck snag l.
miles below Shreveport the 9th inst, and sunl
Immediately. Over 200 lives We're lost The Off
GERS of the vessel are said to be to blame
Gov Holden of North Carolina thinks
that the enrolment of the loyal voters can be com
peted, so that the election in that State of dele
gates to the State Convention may be held by th
middle of August next
A dispatch from Julcsburg, Nebrask;
Territory, states that active preparations for th
Indian expedition are being rapidly pushed for
ward One thousand cavalry arrived at Omaha OF
the 18th.
The Alabama delegation has all lef
Washington save its chairman, Mr.. Bradley o
Huntsville. 1t is thought that Judge S. E
Parsons will receive the appointment of Provisona
Governor.
Gov. Hahn has published a card, il
which he declares that the Legislature of Louisian
adopted the Constitutional Amendment abolishinJ
Slavery the reports to the contrary being un
true.
There are about $500 Rebel prisoner
in New York city at present, the majority ofwhol
show no desire to go South 492 reached the Bat
terry Wednesday from Harts Island onttheir wa
home.
1t is said that ex-Vice-President Ste
phens spends much of his time in writing. He a
reads considerably, and devotes a portion
each morning to singing hymns.
Capt Rzabad Wednesday received per
mission from the War Department to inspect an
make drawings of the Rebel Notifications aroun
Richmond for publication
The Rebel Senator Henry c. Burnet
of Kentucky was arrested Wednesday by order
of the Secretary of War. The charges against hi1
have not yet transpired.
The Internal Revenue COMMISSIONS
is about to direct that Government taxes shall
every instance be paid on all Southern goods pre-
yious to their shipment North
Raleigh, n. C., papers announce
great rush of late Rebels i'll that city for the pul
pose of avaihng themselves of President Johnson
Amnesty Proclamation.
BY direction of the President the arm
of Georgia is dissolved, and regiments not ordere
mustered out are to be transferred to the Army
the Tennessee.
The Secretary of War has directe
that the execution of Mrs. Perrine's sentence t
three months imprisonment shall be snspende
during her good behavior.
Bishop Andrews of the M E. Church
South, has issued an address in which he counsel
submission and peaceful acquiesence in the ne,
order of things
The Richmond papers of Monday sa,
that Dick Turner, late of Libby prison, was recap
tured on Sunday, and is now in one of the cells o