Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-08-24
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

Anderson, Gen. Pile and Others large number
of returned veterans who participated III the battle
were present
Madame Jumel, the widow of Aaron
Burr, who recently died at New York left property
valued at $1,000 000 The Episcopal church in
Carmansville has been very small and quite poor.
She left the society money enough to build an ee-
CANT church, and made the rector her residuary,
by which he will inherit the snug of $780,,
900.
-ADetroit officer who was taking fe-
male prisoner along from Saginaw in the cars, left
her for q few minutes to GO into another car, when
the condsctor came along and the woman refusing
to pay her fare he put her off the train. The Off
Ger was not little chop-fallen when he learned
how he had lost his prisoner.
An attempt was made on Sunday night
week, OF the night previous, to rob the United
States Depository at the Custom-house, Boston,
but for some unaccountable reason the robbers
were thwarted in their purposes when they We're
apparently just on the of accomplishing their
plans.
The twenty-sixth annual report of the
Registrar General of births, deaths and marriages
in England, shows that 347, 600 persons We're mar
red, 12f4l1 children were born, and 413, 0S7 per-
sons died during the year 1864.
Mrs. Geer. of Clinton. Wavne county
Mich went into be, nostrra lot ON Srrdo,, rreor,
inc red shawl when farociono hull o+tooi.oa -,
driving his horns into her breast and instantly
killing her.
The bodies Of two murdarad mon ,,,oro
fonod ~, the railroad +r,o1 oa, 1.4..,,,-;I1,
. few NIGHTS since Ono was . 7scbar,,o7 sol,liar
~,
orders remttipc the vercts of conrt-martiol ,,,r,
ING the war. in the cases Of nersons sentenced to
serve out long terms of Imprisonment
pa...,. L.. oo c,,
o.o'' ,r''' -V'oif "o"Ses now " -
aoainst % $40 and a., Iao, voters "a s59 oaa;,st
23342 So saw, th, F.r,,Id Of that city
'o "'0 inui"he leSluil6 III
the Iinits OF the State OF Michigan The total
go
- 'i5'' '''' III y ->"s"NIilc tH"t resi-
oeh' Johnson mas pardoned Gen. Gideon j. Pillow
anu 'u''Se west H. humphreys
MI. D Vi burlington w. eloPed last
week with the wives OF three OF the most respected
cl'izeh' oi Nashua y. l. They crossed to Cana
ua ON lumber barge under cover OF the night
and were last heard OF at St Leon c. E., closely
-"o'. O@elSoy,"ho mas Deen quite Ser-
ousy mdlsposed for several days past, in conse-
luehce OF pam and general prostratlon caused bya
rebel bullet, received at the battle Of Corinth,
ti +iii' t lsilS f II ms poay Is recovering but IS
>-"- ''i''''"
frank y Case, who had recently been
convicted Of having married ten wives, all living
AM, 81 osils 4 ,g point oi marrying the eleventh.
- Co.. nm. '--' jan
IhohlaS lalniin, While performing III
--s'' -, 1',''' II me oinIlni"u opera
IF tyentr-siv foot lint
ininro5 1o--0'''-9
.,,oroa s5z I,4 -.. 81 i''ou
t,nce of 1qL ,o;1.s ,,io,.o, tI,,,, -,
orr Iii ~.
and As minutes
Savoro1 orras+, ,roro 1,4a1,. 5o :.
Cambria and Cloore.I7 oo,,,,4,.. 80 -. -,
..l e .,.... :,
draft, last summer Those arrested have been ta-
ken to Pittsburg for trial
A Kinoston Tenn manor roror+s +bo+
two men, while bathing were bitten bv some moi
sonous reptile, water-dog, and both died imme-
diately. Several similar instances have occurred
'li' year
Ten. Negley and other Pennsylvania
oihcerS have determined to erect, in Pittsburg, a
~ INC memory ol 'ile soldiers from Al
- '-I' "'i
hi' lr''0ei''' Ills i"'llIIy ana his eN
'','i nave ''ii''ii'" 70 MAKE an excursion
Wv ''oi'.',0' ~ 'He '''l'e9' oil 'a'uru'y'-
rn;aar ,,.,a,- a., r.: 11-..,'-.
va Wv '''0', i''''' ''' ,''' i"
"7' si'''i .'iii'" iloo people VINO consumed l24t
400 onorts Of ice cream -~ --'N'''-' '''''
c,
Co''on VI 'illS year ; grown mas been
seven miles below the citv
Hon q q Colo Crnnoo Ia.
Iowa. has written = letter in favor Of ncme sne.
rage. He was Democratic leader hetore the