Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-16
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

ues but it is generally conceded that Earl Russell
is to be Premier. The Times, which at first sup
ported Gladstone now favors Russell, claiming
that he is best qualified to qualified to settle the
American question.
The Prussan Commissioners have an
nounced that force will be used to prevent the in
habitants of Schleswig- -Holstein from recognizing
the Duke of Augustenburg, or any other person,
as having authority in that Duchy. An ovation to
the Duke of Eckernford was the cause Of this dem
Onstraton.
The free town of Frankfort has ener-
getically repelled the imputations of Austria and
Prussia in regard to the German Diet, and deter
mined to uphold the independence of the city.
The Chinese Mandarins have officially
announced that Burgevine, the American citizen
for whose release the American Consul recently
made urgent demands has been drowned.
1t is stated that Austria is about to
grant separate Ministry to Hungary.
Charlotte Patti is giving a series of
concerts in Berlin, Prussia.
Mount Etna, in Sicily, is again in erup-
ton, in the same locality as in 1852
The London Times states that Mr..
Seward recently sent a dispatch to the Emperor
Napolean, protesting against the sending of Afri-
can troops to Mexico, and the scheme was aban-
doned in consequence
"A dispatch from Victoria states that
the party constructing the telegraph line toward
the Russian possessions We're $50 miles north of
the Queselle River and that they had there struck
dirt yielding from zoe to 81 of gold per painful
THE Toronto papers deny the reported
Fenian excitement in that city
In South America the Brazilian allies
have gained another important victory in the cap
ture OF Uruguyana, with 5000 Paraguayun prison
ers, after siege Of six weeks. The prisoners
were at once drafted into the allied service.
Some Of the Canadian journals, in the
interest of the Orange party state that several
members of the Canadian Parliament openly fra
ternize with the Fenians, and the Premier winks
at their revolutionary schemes.
The Fair at Philadelphia, for the bene-
fit of the Soldiers and Sailors Home ended on the
4th inst. The receipts We're over $4,000.
A delegation of Sac and Fox Indians
are in Washington on business connected with
the welfare of their respective tribes.
One hundred female clerks were dis
charged from the Interior Department at Washing
ton on the Sd inst.
-Iyphus fever is raging in Plymouth
County. Mass. Whole families have been carried
off by it.
The Philadelphia City Council on the
9Th inst. appropriated $4,000 for the appointment
of inspectors to attend to the cleanliness Of the
city, in order to prevent cholera.
The Tunisian Embassy took leave OF
President Johnson on the 9Th inst They depart
for Tunis next week.
-Four death from Cholera have occurred
among the passengers of the Atalanta since her ar
rival at Quarantine in New York, but no new cases
nre reported. The passengers ofthe Europe from
Havre, France, allowed to land after the fu-
migation of their baggage
Coy. Fletcher, III his message to the
Missouri Legislature the Sd inst, advocated the
establishment OF additional educational institutions
the construction of new railways, and the extern
sion of the present lines
John Overton, the wcaIthiest man in
Tennessee has been pardoned. Gen Fiske of the
Freedmens Bureau refuses to restore his property
and the General and Overton are now in Washing.
ton in regard to the matter.
Large numbers of Germans, Swedes
and Danes are pouring into Virginia The men
receive $50 year farm hands with board and
lodging, and the women Sl00
The Georgia Convention has passed an
ordinance declaring it to be the duty Of the Legis
lature to provide for the widows and orphans OF
late war.
Gov. Johnson has advised the Georgia
State Convention to claim for the State the cotton
taken possession of by Shermans army.
The Confederate Generals, Wade Hamp.
con, Kershaw, Butler, Morton and Brattan are
members Of the South Carolina Senate.
The Tennessee Legislature has passed
bill providing that any loyal citizen who suffered
loss from Confederate military operations during
the war may cancel the amount of such loss a.
gainst any debt he may owe to any party who was
engaged in the Rebellion.
"A hOgshead oftobacCO, which had been
stored in Richmond warehouse for eighteen
years, was lately sold for SIC pound.
The order requiring all ladies in Geor.
gia to register their before receiving letters
nj the Post Office, has been rescinded.
The mortality among the Southern ne
groes, where the relief system of the Freedmen's
Bnreau does not reach, is over 30 per cent
The Hampton, Va, hospitals have been
discontinued, and the patients. 200 in number,
sent to Baltimore.
Gen. Candy has received orders from
Washington to muster ont of the service in Louis
lana many negro troops as can be spared. To
prevent insubordination they MOI 10 he allowed
to purchase their arms.
The War Department has given notice
that arms Will hereafter be issued to volunteer
organizations without the approval of the Chief of
Ordnance, and The order of the General-in-C Chief
or Secretary of War.
Capt. Pettitt, charged with brutality
to rebel prisoners, while in command of the Wash
ington-st., Prison Alexandria is soon to be tried
by court martial
A colOred man was summoned 10 sit ON