Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-26
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

gress. Coy. Hamilton has organized over 100
Counties. The delay in regulating the mail sys-
TEN has been detrimental to the political organiza-
tion of the State.
An important circular has been issued
from the Freedmen's Bureau in New Orleans regu-
ating the duties of the negroes toward their enl-
ployers The freedmen are given to understand
that they must labor for their existence hereafter
and not expect any further concessions from the
Government
Hugh Donnelly has been arrested in
Philadelphia, charged With being concerned in the
murder of she porter of Whites dental depot in
that city few days since. He identified by a
hardware dealer as the man who bought the chisel
left by the murderers in Mr.. White tire-proof
Alexandria, La, is resuming its for
mer business activity. The old crop of cotton is
coming in steadily In the Shreveport section the
new crop is very late. The caterpillers have done
much damage, and the crop will be far below the
average.
The Hon. l.. P. Poland was Thursday
elected by the Legislature Chief-Justce of the Su-
preme Court of the State of Vermont and John
Pierpont, James Barrett, L. c. Kellogg, Ashall
Peck and W. c. Wilson Assocate-Justces.
AT the Fcnian Congress, Thursday, it
was reported that the Irish organization pow
erful and under skilful leaders. There was an in
creased attendance, and subscriptions would soon
be opened for the loan.
The Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund have anticipated the payment of the Novem-
Der interest due on the Ohio revenue loan Pay
ments of interest will be made from this date.
The business cf New-OrleanS has in
creased SO per cent what it was on the 1st of
August. There are not enough clerks in the Gus
tom-House to do the business
The loss of the Michigan Central Rail
road by the burning OF their freght-house and its
contents at Detroit Wednesday night, will not
exceed S25O,0
Daniel Gregory, nnder sentence Of
death for murder, died in Philadelphia on Wednes-
day night. He was reprieved by Gov. Curtin on
Monday.
seven regiments Of Northern negro
troops were mustered out of the service and dis
banded at Brownsville, Texas, the I'd inst, and
sent home.
A man named Rogers was deliberately
murdered and then robbed by "a former employe
named O'Connor, at Hamilton, Ohio, on Monday
last.
THE molding establishment of Dumont
S Co., of Cincinnati, partially destroyed by
fire ON Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000
Gen Candy has issued an order, re-
voking all orders restraining putting condition
on the sale or transfer of lands in Louisiana.
The American Christian Missionary
Society met in Cincinnati on Wednesday.
--Gen Beauregard is to be Superinten
dent of the New-Orleans and Jackson Railroad
- The press of Texas does not approve
of negro suffrage as expressed i'll ex-Postmaster-
General Reagans letter.
Strenuous efforts are being made by
friends of John Mitchell for his release from Fort
ress Monroe
The steamer Huntress from Louisville
for New-Oreans. with assorted cargo of $50
tuns of freight, consisting i'll part of cement,
whisky, -four, tobacco stores &c, sank Sun
day morning near the mouth of Cash Creek three
miles above Cairo. The boat valued at $50
0OO and can probably be saved without serious
damage. She has six feet of water on her deck
aft the boilers.
Alexander H. Stevens was entertained
at private dinner in Boston on Monday week. at
which he declared his intention of supporting the
Presidents reconstruction policy 'to the full ex-
tent of his ability and usefulness.
The following State officers have heen
certainly elected in Mississippi Swan, Auditor :.
Echols, Treasurer Braugher, Secretary of State ;
Hooker, Attorney General West, Peyton, Rey-
uolds and Harrison, to Congress.
- The bodies of an adult woman and two
girls, aged 10 and 10 years, killed by the recent
disaster on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, are
still unclaimed. They are supposed to be resi-
dents of Livermore Falls, Me
The Mississippi State Convention met
and organized on Monday week. Gen. S. ].
Gholson of Monroe was chosen chairman Gen.
Humphreys was inaugurated Governor in the
evening.
AT Helena, Arkansas, not a single case
of actual want exists among the freedmen.
New York ship-owners are taking
slt pS W prevent tAtulStlNtS DeluB SMlnulSu DN
parties who evade paying the foreign freight dues
Wendell Phillips has been making a
speech in New York, in which he denounced both
President Johnson and General Banks and said
the Republican party was dead His subject was
The South Victorious.
Commodore Lynch formerly of our,
but lately of the rebel service is dead
Havana advices say that the only YES
sci President Geffrard had to blockade the rebels
at Hayti has been captured
Cotton is in demand in Savannah. The
market has been steadily advancing for some time
past.
Murders are of almost daily occur
renee in Nashville, Tenn.
w Gilmore Simms has retired from
the editorial chair of the Columbia, S. c., Phonir,
and is succeeded by W. B. Johnston ESQ.
On the 18th instant an ordinance au-
thorizing the Legislature to assume the debt con-
tracted during the in North Carolina was
tabled in the Convention of that State by a vote Of
63 ayes to so nays. The debt is estimated Mt
$4,000 600.