Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-01
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

of the Tennessee has decided to give anniver-
sary dinner and ball in honor of the fall of Vicks-
burg on the 4th of July next at Saratoga Springs.
Gen. Grant is expected to preside.
The Chattanooga Gazette of the 18th
says We learn that Gen. Wilson's forces are en-
route from Macon to this place Large supplies OF
forage have been sent down to Cartervie, in read
mess for their arrival"
--Advices from New-0rleans report that
Hood had crossed the Mississippi at Tunica Bend,
but that party of 20 sent in pursuit, had succeed
ed in capturing his. baggage and uniform. He him
self escaped in the night
The Baltimore American says that ex-
Gov. Letcher was arrested at his home in Lexing-
ton, Virginia, on Sunday week, and on Wednesday
night arrived in Washington in custody.
Mrs. Kirby Smith has arrived at the
Mouth of the Red River and represents her hus-
band not assassinated but in very critical posi-
ton between two opposing parties.
JEFF Davis's cloak and shawl--used as
his Disguise were presented to the War Depart
ment ON Thursday last by Col. Pitchard.
William Jackson, son of Claib Jack
son, Capt. Woods, and few Rebel privates sur
rendered to our forces at Glasgow, Mo-, on Friday
last, and took the amnesty oath.
Col Denny reports from GLASGOW, Mo,
under date of May 21, that the Rebels are coming
to that place, surrendering themselves and giving
up their arms and horses.
We learn from France that the death
of President Lincoln has revived the spirit of the
Democratic party in all the large towns.
The Atlantic cable was expected to be
all alongside of the Great Eastern by the end of
May.
From Havana we have the important
news that the Rebel privateer Stonewan has sur
rendered to the Captain General of Cuba. This
leaves only one Rebel prvateer afoat, the Shanan-
doah, which according to the latest reports in
an Australian port.
Reports in Houston and Galveston pa
pers confirm the news about the successes of the
Mexican Republicans. Gen. Nagrete has captured
Chera, Is miles from the Rio-Grande, and on April
p, the Imperialists were completely routed at
Piedras Negras, ON the Rio Grande and the entire
force, with the exception of so, who escaped into
Matamoras, which place was rapidly being aban-
doned by al the foreign Merchants
A new revolution has taken place III
Hayti and the town of Cape Haytien, Gonaives
and St Marks have fallen into the hands of the in
surgents.
"A search Of the baggage of the Rebel
ladies on board the Clyde at Fortress Monroe has
been instituted, and large amount of gold and
valuable iewelry found Nothing was removed
save several important documents which We're dis
covered.
In the case of DR.. Blackburn at Toron-
to the Judge said that owing to the uncertainty of
the English law he would not decide the case now,
but refer it to the next Assizes. The Doctor was
then admitted to bail in the sum of S8,O 900
Gen. Sherman was given a serenade
on Wednesday evening i'll Washington. In re-
sponse, he made brief speech expressing the
hope that, the being ended, his fellow-citzens
would at once return to the pursuits OF peace
In an address delivered Thursday to a
delegation who waited upon him, President john
son said that he was in favor of leaving the ques-
tion of negro Suerage to the decision of the loyal
white residents of the South.
The news from North Alabama is en-
couraging Meetings are held in all parts of the
State. and strenuous exertions make to bring Ala
bama into the Union again. Petitions are circula-
ting for the appointment Of Military Governor.
AT Albany, \. Y, on Monday week,
George E. Gordon convicted of the murder of
Owen Thompson, drover, at West Albany, was
brought into the Court of Oyer and Terminer to be
re-sentenced He is to be hanged on Thursday
July g.
The new machine shop at the Norfolk
Navy Yard almost entirely destroyed by the Reb-
els in 1862, is being rapidly rebuilt and will be in
readiness for occupancy in two or three weeks.
The President has thankfully declined
the present of carriage and span of horses ten
dered him by the residents of New York city. He
places his decision ON the lofty ground of princi-
pie
"A Washington dispatch states that
there is no longer any donbt but that jeff Davis
will be tried for treason before civic Court Gen
Lee will be speedily indicted for treason bya grand
jury in Richmond.
Mrs. Davis, her four children, brother
and sister, and Mrs. Clay, go to Savannah from
Fortress Monroe, in the Clyde, as permission for
them to proceed North has been refused by the
War Department.
1t is stated that at least partial pay
ment will be made to Sherman's Army Many
regiments have not been paid in over eight months
The Sixth Corps, it is stated, will pass
through Washington some time next week. They
will also encamp near the city and be reviewed
preparatory to the wedding ont process
-Sherman's Army is at present encamp-
I'd ON the north and east of Washington, and the
Cavalry Corps at Bladensburg. Preparations for
the speedy payment and muster-out of the troops
going forward, and it is believed that but a few
weeks will be consumed in the complete disband-
ment of the armies of Sherman and Meade
1t is rumored at Fortress Monroe that
jeff Davis has been manacled in order to prevent
his doing injury to the guard.
Peace is being rapidly restored in Ar
kansas, the people taking the management of CUR
rillas into their own hands
Gen. Hobson of Ky, has refused to re-
ceive the surrender OF Champ, Ferguson and other
nOtnriOuS o1lerIillaS and notified +la,, 20 -