Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-28
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

named, the number of tuns entered as cleared
reached 517,057.
George 7. Garrison, who brought the
box of watches to Norfolk last week, that were ta
ken from our Andersonville prisoners, was arrest
ed at his home in Drummondtown, on the Eastern
Shore, and taken to Fortress Monroe on Monday.
An association has been formed IN In
diana for the purpose of introducing the Cash
mere goat into this country. Sixteen OF these an
nimals have already been imported under the au-
spices of the society
R. NJ. 7. Hunter has returned to his
home in Virginia where he will remain on parole
Ex-Gov. Smith of Virginia also left Washington
for his home Thursday. He filed no application
for Pardon.
An election ordinance has passed the
Alabama State Convention The State election Is
to be held in November, and that for Mobile In
December. The Legislature will also meet in De-
cember.
The steamer Cora 5. struck snag in
the Alabama River few days ago and sunk. She
was owned in st. Louis, valued at S35, 900 and
insured for $4,000
Secretary Stanton reached New York
city on Tuesday evening" and will remain several
days Judge Chase and Gov. Andrew of Massa-
chusetts are also in town.
The Ne,c- -Orlrans Delta has a rumor
that J. Madison Wells has been appointed by the
President Provisional Governor of Louisiana.
The ex-Rebel General Pillow of Tenn,
arrived in Washington yesterday morning He
has already applied for pardon.
The captured treasure belonging to
jeff. Davis, deposited at the Treasury Department,
amounts to a total of 100000.
1t is expected that Memphis will soon
be relinqushed as military post.
"A Lieutenant and squad of men, re-
Gently sent from Nashville into Alabama to recov-
er stray Government cattle, were met and fred on
near Galesburg by sheriff and posse. One
soldier was killed. Nineteen of the posse were
captured but the sheriff escaped.
The trial of the rebel steamboat burn
ers commenced at st. Louis last week. The de-
fence announced, that they purpose summoning as
witnesses jeff. Davis and Secretaries Mallory and
Seldom of the late Government.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
of Kentucky is being canvassed in the churches,
and an indignation meeting of the members of the
Newport Church was held on Saturday and the ac-
ton of the Conference denounced.
Sec. Seward has been officially inform
ed that the Canadian authorities have paid to
the st. Adams banks S39, ,512 75 in gold, and
$50, O1O in bank notes, being the treasure stolen
by the ST. Albans raiders.
1t is understood, says Washington
correspondent, that Clay, Mitchell, and possibly
Stephens and Regan, will soon be released on pa
role.
The trial of Champ Ferguson closed
at Nashville Thursday, and the decision of the
Court was forwarded to Gen. Stoneman.
The Charleston papers of the 9th con-
tain the message of Provisional Governor Perry to
the South Carolina Convention.
The Macon (Ga Telegraph announces
the arrival of Gov. Brown there, the 18th inst,
direct from Washington. In a personal inter.
view he expressed himself highly pleased with
the feeling manifested toward the States of the
South by the authorities at Washington, and the
utmost confidence that prudent action on the part
of the people of those States would speedily re,
store them to the enjoyment of equal rights, as
members of the Union.
The Alabama State Convention on
Wednesday voted to request the Provisional Gov
to call out the militia in each county imme-
medately, to repress the lawlessness existing in
some sections of the State. An ordinance pro-
hibiting Slavery discussed at length but action
upon it was postponed until Thursday.
The case of the United States against
Colchester, the spiritual medium, at Buffalo, has
been finally disposed Of Judge n. K. Hall fining
Colchester $40 and directing him to pay the costs
of the trial, amounting to S473.
Gen. Conner, on the 2Sth ult., attack.
ed large force of Aarrapahoe Indians near Big
Head, captured 500 hundred head of cattle and a
large amount of plunder, His loss was number
killed and wounded including several officers.
1t is said that the President has had
in contemplation, for some time past, visit to
Wilmington, Charleston, and other Southern ports,
and that possibly he will carry out this intention
before the meeting of Congress.
Col Kit Carson was met recently at
Fort Larned, his way from New-Mexico to the
there will be more trouble with the Indians on
the Santa Fe route.
The Navy Department has ordered one
of the most commodous side-wheel gunboats to
be fitted out for the purpose of conveying some
distinguished officers down the Southern coast
The Indian Council at Fort Smith, Ark
finally adjourned after arranging a treaty of peace
and amity with the Choctaws and Chickasaws
Nearly 1000 enlisted men, from differ
ent regiments serving in the Union army, have re-
Gently been transferred to the Veteran Reserve
Corps.
-Burley, the Lake Erie pirate, escaped
from Jail at Port Clinton, o., ON Sunday afternoon.
reward of 500 is offered for his capture.
-Fayette McMullen of Virginia, and
formerly Governor of Washington Territory was
pardoned by the President Thursday.
Gen. Hovey will not relnquish his
command at indianapolis until the 1stof October,
when Gen. Pitcher will succeed him.
Mrs. Patterson, daughter of the Presi-
dent, was taken suddenly i'll on Wednesday even
ing, and still remains indisposed