Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-22
gHWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

on Saturday last, for tying rope to baulky hor-
ses tongue, and attempting to pull him along.
Spectators are 10 bad way in New
York. The grain and provisions on hand are de-
cining in prices.
1t is proposed to indict Gov Swami,
Montgomery Blair, and other Thugs, of Baltimore,
for melting to riot.
The Cherokee Legislature has elected
VIM. P. Ross Chief of the Cherokee Nation, to sue
ceed the late John Ross.
Connecticut, California, Kentucky, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Tennessee, choosing
twenty-line members of Congress, are yet to elect
--Forty-two arrests were made in Paris,
q 3ainst the Government
Fox, the great billiard player, was
recently injured very severely by the discharge of
a pistol in his pocket
-Aigices from New Orleans give very
favorabls reports OF tae cotton crop and say that
all that has been spared by the worm will be gath
cred.
The secesh papers of Baltimore COM
plain bitterly of Gen. Grant and Gen. Candy, for
their sympathy with loyal men.
The great and successful Count Bis
mark is Frustrated by paralysis and will probably
die from the effects.
"A few days ago "a cotton manufacturer
of st. LOUIS found fuse iii a bale of cotton, evi-
den5ly intended to set a mill ON fire
The American brig Sabra was boarded
by pirates on the coast of China No date. The
captain and two men were killed and several woun-
ded
The Constitutional amendments have
been rejected by the Georgia Legislature. alright,
Johnny Rebs stay out.
The Governor of Alabama has appoint
ed the 10Th lust as a day of fasting, humiliation
AID prayer
The Georgia Legislature has declared
Congress and its legislation unconstitutional
Then it has no power to admit more members to
its body.
Thomas Kelley, of Boston, has been
sent to prison two years purchasing sailors pay
'laims at a discount
The Governor Of Texas recomends the
extinction of all appearance of difference as to the
civil rights between the blacks and whites.
The Legislature of Mississippi has vo-
ted artificial limbs to all confederate soldiers who
need them.
Letters from Juarez announce the arri-
val at chihuahua Of sixty American officers, who
would be assigned service in the Liberal army.
Another freedman's school house has
been burned near Nashville by the ignorant oppo-
nents of intelligence.
-Messrs. Hindes and Woods, the Old
Board Of Baltimore Police Commissioners formally
surrendered everything Thursday morning t. the
new Commissioners, who have fully entered on
their duties.
Prof. Thomas E. Upham, of Bowdoin
College, Maine has resigned the chair of Intellect
ual and Moral Philosophy the same to take effect
at toe close of the current collegiate year.
commissioners appointed by the Geor-
gia Legislature recommend the removal of the
State Penitentiary to the Stone Mountain, and that
the conyiots be not taught mecbani al trades
"A correspondent writes from Racine,
Wis, says Senator Doolittle has offered his resi-
dence and other property for sale in that city with
the intention OF leaving the State.
Three employees on the Illinois Central
Railroad we're killed on Tuesday last at LasyIle,
Warren and Oconee. They each fell from the train
while i was in motion.
The Society of the Army of the Ten
essee, now in session at Cincinnati proposes to
erect monument to AIaior-Gen. Mcpherson, who
was killed before Atlanta July %, 1864
The kearney Herald states that two
large herds Of cattle which were corraled at
Fort Caspar last week, were stampeded and driven
of by the Chicanes in full view of the troops
Five white men and one negro were
logged at Richmond, for petit larceny by order of
the Hastings Court
Late advices form Arkansas report
great damage to crops in that section, the rains
having beaten thestalks which had only undergone
one picking into the earth. The second picking
IN some locations is considered a total loss 1t was
estimated that the cotton crop of Arkansas would
exec ID that Of any other State.
j. L. Lewis, Commissioner of the Ten
nessee freedmen's Bureau, reports the cotton crop
at one-hat an average tobacco, over afull crop of
superior quality corn, nearly an average oats a
full average, wheat less than an average. The
grain crop in East Tennessee is much bstter tnan
usual.
The National Wool,growers' Conven-
ton at Cleveland was largely attended from every
wool-growing district and nearly every wool-grow
ing State in the North. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted in favor of the Tariff Bill as it left
the House last Summer
E. d, Slate, of Tomplins County, N.
Y, an operator in the employ of the Western I'm
ION Telegraph Company, at Boyd Farm Penn, was
run over by train on Wednesday night and so
severely injured that he died the next morning
A dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA Bulletin
says that leading Mexican General has lust ar
rived at Washington from Mexico, where h saw
Maximilian. He says that Max has no idea of leay
ing Mexico for the present
The Health Officers of Cincinnati an
nounced on Tuesday that there were no cases Of
cholera within the city precincts
Charles Dougherty, talented young
lnshman Of Wllkesbarre, has received the appoint
ment Of United States Consul at Londonderry Ire
land.