Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-05
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS.


Pottsvile, will celebrate the first anniversary of
the surrender of Lee, on the 9th of April
The Borough of Pottsville has no debt
and has surplus in the treasury au enviable
state of things truly.
The railroad from Emporium TO Buffalo,
n. Y, has been place under contract. 1t will be
an important feeder from the whole Lake region
through this city to Philadelphia and New York.
The Lawrence County Journal says
that Louisa Blackburn, the girl found in the hay
stack in North Beayertown, has been removed
from MI Rodgers to Mr.. Wilson's, in Mount
Jackson and when last heard from, she was sitting
mp sewing. Her limbs were almost healed.
On Saturday last, John G. Mollinger,
Mail Agent on the Reading Il Columbia Railroad,
arrested by S. b. Rowe, special agent Of the
Post Office Department. for tampering with mails
in his custody.
The Lebanon Courier says "We I'M
derstand that the iron ore deposits in Derry town
ship, Dauphin county, the Lebanon county
line. is now attracting much attention, and from
the accounts we have Of ii is certainly deserving
the attention of iron men The quality of the ore
Is hemetite. Extensive operations will commence
again as soon as the ground is fairly open
A young man named George Grub
was drowned near Columbia, last week. by going
over the dam in a boat
Lydia j. Fetter has been appointed Post
mistress at southampton, Bncks county TO fill
the vacancy caused by the disease of her father,
Casper Fetter.
Hon. George Chambers, one Of the eX-
Judges Of the Supreme Court of this State died at
Chambersburg, on Sunday last.
Robert Toombs, Of Georgia is prepar-
ing to settle in Mexico, and will perhaps become
one of MAx's noblemen
Mrs Elizabeth Ball, of North Carolina,
has been sentenced, by military commission to
one year Imprisonment in the Penitentiary tol kill
ing 4 negro.
Recent rains have washed the cover
lug from $4,000 Confederate dead on the fields of
Shilo and Corinth. The Union dead were proper
" iuterel and We're not uncovered.
The house Of the arch traitor Pierre
Soulc Of New Orleans, has been restored to him
by Gen. Howard. 1t has been used for two years
to a colored orphans asylum.
The coIored children stolen in Louisia.
ia, and sold into Cuba have been reclaimed and
recovered by the Secretary Of State.
The important enterprise, naugurated
last year, of connecting the Minnesota Central
With the North Missouri Railroad by the construc-
ton Of a new line, called the Iowa Central across
from ST. Paul to St. Louis. seems to be under
.ull headway, with every prospect ola successful
contamination.
ten " W Wood, the leader Of the
Brazilian emigration scheme has renounced his
adopted country" and become again citizen OF
Adams Country, Miss. The Natchez Courier, OF
the Dist announces him as having been elected
County Attorney. in the place of John : Holt,
Esq, resigned
The Supreme Court OF Ohio has dcci
dcd the highly important Of the City of CIcye-
land rs. The State Bank of Ohio, for the recovery
Of S200,O00 of Lake Shore Railroad stock lent by
ht city to the Akron branch of the Cleveland ant
Pittsburgh Road. The decision was in favor O
the city.
An attempt was made on the night o
the 10Th to bum the freight depot of the Indanup
Oils and Cincinnati Railway Company at Indian
apolis. \ discharged cmploye, named Denni.
Langley was arrested in the act Of firing mas,
# combustiblc matter which he had placed rnde,
The huidmg.
--Nr. Volk, The Chicago sculptor. Ina:
completed the marble bust OF LINCOLN. upon wIicl
he la, been engaged tor some mont S. and wMcl
he intends to send for exhibition to the grea
Worlds Exhibition of industry and Art at Paris il
lSG7.
Hon Cave Johnson, one nl the oldcs
citizens Of Tennessee for many year, Eepresen
,atiye in Congress. and Postmaster General unde
James X. Polk, is now a candidate for the Stat
Senate from the Clarksyille District
Some smugglers Of cigars at BostoI
unlucky, the othsr day, rs to Offer for sal
:, choice lot Just from Havana. to the Governmcn
Inspector of the article.
Col. DahlSrcu, son Of the Admiral
will shortly head a scientific party, to explore tn
mineral resources OF Utah and Montana
By a late order Of the War Depart
ment the Military Depar ment Of Missouri ha
been divided into two parts. Maj. Gen job
Pope Will command that portion designated rs th
Department of Missouri with headquarters A
Fort Leavenworth and Brig. Gen. McCook tn
Department of the Platte. with Headquarters 3
Omaha. Nebraska.
The Newark Adrelti.e, states tha
Senator Wright is till confined to his house H
had intended going to Washington to vote on tn
Stockton case, and had carriage at the door t
take him to the depot, but his health would nc
permit the journey. 1t is doubtful il he ever res
nmes his seat in the Senate.
The Galveston papers say that rea
estate has greatly advanced in that city. Tene
n.rns and lots selling for more than thre
times what they cost ten Years ago Meanwhil
trade is good and the grain market is rapidly fill
jng mp by importations Of com, by thousands @
bushels from New Orleans.
The Galveston BuHftia says a larg,
part of three companies of the Forty-eishth Obi
Regiment stacked their arms the other day snd re
fused to do duty. ON the ground that orders fron
Washington for thcir muster out had been disre
Sarded Colored troops arrested and now guard
the insurgents
---Green, the Maiden Mass murderer,
has made second confession of his guilt. but
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