Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-07
NEWS FROM ALL NATIONS,


er officers as are nowunder arrest or against whom
charges have been made in connection with the
Bureau.
The suspension bridge across the Cum
berland, at Nashville, was opened on the 29th ult
1t is structure of remarkable strength and SYM
metry.
The exchanges and dispatches from all
points West and South, report unusually cold
weather for the season. 1t is feared that serious
damages will result to the crops
In Durham, Maine, some scoundrel en-
tered the barns of several citizens and cut the
throats of more than twenty horses and oxen, eav-
ing them dead in the stalls. The same rascality
had occurred for several successive Years, and
the farmers are now determined to discover the Of
fender
Three emigrant children died in De-
troit, ON Saturday, from disease supposed to be
Asiate cholera. They had just arrived in the city,
over the Great Western railway.
Calvin Fletcher, one of the first settlers
of Indianapolis, and prominent and wealthy
banker and citizen died in that city on Sunday
A new police regulation has gone into
effect in Chicago. All persons found loafng in
the streets, who give reputable account of
themselves, are arrested and lodged in the station
house
Captain Fox, the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, will leave for his European trip toward
the end of the present week.
An elderly woman in Cincinnati COM
A., ~, oEe+o,.
wing to death. She possessed real estate valued at
$4,000
The Albany Argus says that it is the
impression at Saratoga that the burning of Con-
gress Hall, was the work of an incendiary The
loss amounts to 100000.
In digging trench-in Augusta, Maine,
the other day, for the purpose of laying culvert
the workmen came upon the stump of an ancient
ibertypole that stood in front of the frstmeeting
house built in that city.
From statists received for the past
week from Cleveland and Toledo it /, pears that
more enngrants have passed through those points
for the West than a ~ previous week this year.
There is not hquor shop in Beverly,
Mass. and no one can be found to take the State
liquor agency.
By a special order from the War De-
partment about forty captains and assistant pay
masters will be mustered out of service in few
days.
A call is published in Perry county,
Alabama, signed by B. S. Moore of that State,
j. L. Curry, ex-Congressman, and others, reques-
ting a meeting of the citizens to devise some meth
Cd of properly encouraging education among the
negroes and freedmen,
Mr.. James NJ. SchoveI, it is said, will
run as an independent candidate for Congress in
the First District, in New Jersey, in the coming
election-the Democracy having agreed to make
no nomination.
1t is reported that Mrs. jeff Davis has
been very uncvil in her way of addressing officers
at Fortress Monroe, and that she has frequently
used language to them not suited to loyal ears.
The Treasurer at Wabash county, In
diana, has failed to the extent of S3l 00O through
indiscreet specuations in pork. His bondsmer
will secure the country from loss.
Jonathan Burns, an old and esteemed
citizen of Chicago has just discovered that he has
Dteh IODDeC Vi 9iO,OOO'
AT Jersey City, a prisoner endeavoret
10 escape from the cars, and was thrown under tn
wheels and instantly killed.
A woman named Doherty died in De
troit on Friday, from excessive drinking. He
stomach was literally eaten away.
Governor Morton, of Indiana is not ex
pected to recover from his illness.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has arrived il
Washington and takenn rooms at the Ebbit
House. She is accompanied by servant only.
limited States Senator Wrghts heatl
has utterly failed and he has returned to the hom
at Newark, New Jersey, y,with no expectation of eve
returning to Washington.
The New Orleans Times of May II an
nounccs that the ex-rebel Gen. Henry T. Hays,jus
elected Sheriff of that city, has received his pardo
from Washington.
The trial of Maj Gee, formerly con
mandunt OF the Rebel prison at Salisbury, n. c.
is still progressing at Raleigh n. c. 1t will no
be completed for two or three weeks ye
Mrs. Hannah Gulley, of Smithfield, L
l.. died there on the 18th inst, at the advance
age Of one hundred years, seven months and TWEEN
ty-two days. She was probably the Oldest perso
living in New-England
Capt Winder. keeper of the Richmon'
prison, where so many OF our brave boys were il
humanity treated and who was arrested for hi
crimes has been Internationally released by tn
President. So they go.
Work on the Union and Titusvile Raj
road has been stopped-reason no funds III
suspension is regarded as permanent.
Last Tuesday week, ice formed on th
surface of water in ConneautVille to the thicknes
of IA quarter of an inch.
The publisher of the Danville hatetl9en
c5 "copper" refused to print an advertisement fo
the soldiers meeting in that place, on the groun
that the soldiers all supported Gen. Geary
1t is said that Col Dick Coulter refu
ses the honor of being the copperhead candidat
for Governor III this State. He says he ''wlll nc
make a id fool of himself for any party"
1t is said that about half the mill-own
eI7s in Orange county, n. y, have been III the hal
it of filling up cavities in their burr stones wit
lead instead of cement As consequenc tou