Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-14
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

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federate army, has been made General in the
Mexican Liberal army.
The Mexican State of Sinola has been
evacuated by the Imperiasts and occupied by the
Liberals.
The ex-Emperor Soulouque of Hayti
has been expelled from Jamaica by the British au-
thorities He was supposed to have had some
thing to do with the recent negro revolt there
Twelve hundred troops of the Foreign
Legion recently arrived at Matamoros to reinforce
the Imperialists there.
The cholera has appeared in the West
India island of Guadaloupe.
The notorious George n Sanders is in
Liverpool, England.
Bunch, the British Consul at Havana,
Cuba notorious for his aid to blockade-runners
during the rebellion, has been appointed British
Charge dAfaires to the Central American Repub-
lie to reside at Guatemala.
The opposition members of the French
Legislature intend making, at the opening of the
coming season, a strenuous effort against the con-
tinued French occupation of Mexico.
ten Buenaventura Paez has been cleo
ted President of ST. Domingo.
"A collision has taken place between
the Spaniards AMI the Chilians. boat from the
Spanish feet attempted to land at Valparaiso, but
driven back with the loss of several killed and
wounded.
The revolution in Peru has ended in
the complete success of the rebels. President
I1,,.3 La., a. Al
dent Canseco, the Revolutionary leader has as
sumed authority. There was severe fighting in the
streets of Lima between the opposing armies, and
disgraceful scenes Of sacking and pillage in that
city and Callao before the termination of the con-
test
1t is thought that the Revolutionary
Government of Peru will form an alliance with
Chill against Spain, as opposition to Spanish in
huence was the chief principle of the Revolution
The Mechanics and Work. ngmen's
Convention of the District of Columbia have pre-
pared a memorial to Congress, asking that the
eight-hour system of labor be adopted in the Gov
eminent establishments.
The Indians in the United States and
Territories number about 307, 800, of whom 5.40o
were in the Union service during the Rebellion
Two hundred Cheyenne and Apaches
Indians attacked of the stages on the CaIifor-
mia overland route, on the 26th ult near Downer's
Spring, and killed seven persons, burned all the
buildings in the vicinity and committed other
outrages.
The Old Capital at Washington is no
longer to be used prison.
The Provost-Marshal Courts have been
closed in Texas.
The Rebel Gen. Stirling Price in exile
in Mexico, has forwarded an application to Presi
dent Johnson for pardon
The Mississippi Legislature has passed,
over the Governors veto a bill exempting from
execution of Judgment $4,000 worth of property
belonging TO the head of family
The action of the military authorities
st Mobile Ala in refusing to obey the writ Of ba
heas corpus recently issued by Judge Busteed in
the case of Dexter, charged with cotton frauds
against the Government is sustained by the Pres
ident
The North Carolina Legislature, ON
Dec. /, ratified the Constitutional Amendment
prohibiting Slavery with but six dissenting votes
Twenty-six States have nov ratified the Amend
Incut.
The ex-Rebel Robert Toombs of Geor-
ga has, after keeping in close concealment for
several months, sailed for Europe from New-Or-
leans
Richard Winder, John McGee and
John Duncan. who until recently were confined in
the Old Caoitol at Washington charged with in
human treatment of Union prisoners, have been
sent South to be tried by court-nartial
The issue Of army rations to the desti
mte people, black and white of the South, is soon
70 be discOn tinued.
1.-Two oil wells in Wood county West
Virginia are of extraordinary richness. One Yields
200 barrels daily, and the other about 80 barrels
per day.
Out OF the 10000 freed negroes taken
from Cape Fear River to Washington. last March.
by Gen Sherman, 1000 died from March II to
May q, for want of proper attention and care.
ten. Grant was at Raleigh, \. C.. last
week, where he visited both houses of tn. State
Legislature. He formally received with
speeches of welcome by the two presiding officers
The eX-Rebel Gen. Early, is in Nassau,
\. p writing history of his campaigns
Over 800 workmen were DISCHARGED
from the Brooklyn Navy-Yard on the 3Oth ult
The War Department has ordered TO-,
600 more volunteer troops, infantry cavalry and
artillery, 10 be mustered ont.
The I. :. steamers Vanderbilt. Pow
haitian and the ironclad Monadnock. sailed from
St Thomus, West Indies, on the 18th nit. for
Cayenne, on their way to the Pacific
A battalion Of California volunteers
left san Francisco Dec l, on their way to Ari
zona for a campaign against the Apaches Indians.
The Royal English Opera in London
Eng, is soon to produce Lalla Rookh at great
cost, even to the expense of l6 camels for the pro-
cession.
Miss Orgen the new singer, has been
engaged in Berlin, Prussia, at yearly salary of
$4,000
Adelina Petit has refused an engage
men' IN Elberfeld, Germany, because she could
not obtain $4,000 for two nights.
The California Legislature assembled