Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-27
TTWS FROM ALL NATIONS.

now lying in critical condition from parays-. has
no desire to an has arranged all his earth
ly aT4irs IN view of lis early entry into eternity
--Ou the 9th Of January the citizens OF
Morgantown, West Virginia, are to have direct
vot upon the question OF a municipal subscription
OF $4,000 to aid il extending the Monongaheia
slack water navigation up to that town.
The Congressional Committee, consist
ing Messrs Elliott, of Massachusetts,, Shellabar-
GER OF Ohio, and Mccullough, of Maryland, ,appoin-
ted to investga to the New Orleans riot, departed
yesterday to perform that duty
The Philadelphia Press afirms that the
Republican members of Congress from Pennsylva-
nlA except three, prefer to Mr.. Stevens elected
to the Senate rather than either of his competitors
The colored people of the District OF
Columbia proposed to hold sort of jubilee in com
II ,s4tIol of the pass Ige of the suffrage bill
Tnis amount of exuberance is pardonable.
The Female school teachers of Phila-
delphi4 are out upon strike As genera thing
school teachers particularly the ladies-are not
half paid Tor their laborlous labors.
Cincinnati must be d dark hole of ini-
qlity contains no less than one hundred and
eight notorious houses OF prostitution, and fifteen
gambling hells.
-Four hundred shares of Dunkard Oit
Company stock, sold at two centh pr share at a
Philadelphia sale somewhat of decline.
-Gov Curtin has signed what is kno VII
as the 'Susquehanna Boom Rill," which was pas
sed at the iast session of Legislature.
The National Guard Regiment of Phil
adrphia will be In attendance at the inauguration
OF Gen Geary.
Charles Ruh, a Democratic member OF
the last New Jersey Legislature from Hudson coun-
ty charged with bribery, has been sentenced, in
the Mercer County Court hard labor in the State
prison for year, and to be for after disqual
if'd from holding any Office of profit or trust H.
the State.
Hon. E. JOY Morris, United states Min
lister to Turkey, announces to the State Depart
ment the reappearance of the cholera in Constants
nople.
The new Bowery Theatre, in New York
was Fnrned Wednesday.
Tne residents uf Swet tehurg, Canada
were excited Thursday about report that the
Fenians were approaching for the purpose of res
cuing the prisoners. The wole volunteer force was
sent out to meet the enemy
The conference of the northern German
States has commenced its sessions at Berlin.
No Pennsylvania Republican voted
against he Negro Suffrage bill for the District OF
Columbia. #...-
The dispute between General King
and the Pope of Rome has been settled by Cardi-
nal Antonelli.
The delegation from British North Anne
rica now in London had agreed upon CO fedora
ton bill which i'll be presented to Parliament as
as perfected
A man escaped from the Union county
Jail on Thursday night last week
The Council Of Columbia have inaugu
rated measures for rebuilding the bridge DESTROYED
during the rebel invasion.
On Wednesday night of last week, the
store of j I. Morris, of 8elfonte, was robbed o.
Sl200 worth of dry goods and clothing
John L"mm6n of Butler twp., Butler
Same twp, one day last week. while ngaged IL
trading horses. ..... .
VIM. Dorman, of BOOmsburr, fell from
the bridge across the Mahoning, at Danville, las
week, aud fatally i>jured. t..
NJ. David F,Irr. one If the Commits
sioners OF Schuylkil County, died on Saturday week
Before he was buried, there were twenty-seven ap
pLcant, for the vacated position.
In Dinville, last week child 90 months
old, accidentally swallowed solution of concen
trated lye from the effects of which it died in ;
short time.
--Hnr|et Riddle, who was sentenced t.
five years Imprisonment at hard labor, for the 1nur
der Of Dennis HaggertEat Mount Carbon has beer
pGrdoned by Gov. Curtin. .,.. -.
-Auni" Manahan, young girl employ
ed in the store of Madame Leon Ashland was &c
seriously burned on Saturday night last by the ex
p'osion "f II coal oil amp, that she is not expected
20 recover. ....
Isaac R-df.ld, Of Boston, formerly
Chief Justice of Vermont, has accepted the posi-
ton of counsel for the Government to look after
tn cases nov pending in Europs, growing out OF
the Nfzare OF property alleged to have belonged tt
the rebel Government -. ..-... E
--G'vernor of North Carolina has sent /
special aessage to the Legislature, announcing til,
success of the Commission to Washington in pro
curing the abrogaeon Of Gen. SickIes' order pro
hihitmg infection OF corporal punishment by th.
Courts Of the State.
The Governor OF South Carolina sent a
message to the Legislature on the 2lst, vetoing the
bill chartering new bank of the State which was
sustained by avery large vote. On the same day
the Senate unanimously rejected the Constitution.
al Amendment. ....-..... ..:....
In the South Carolina House of Rep
resentatives, the Insolvent Debtors Bill has been
so framed as to secure homestead of one hun
drei acres, with the house attached thereto and
in that form It has passed.
--Ihe Government sheds at Brazos. Tex
as, have been taken down and removed to Browns
vile, where they will be turned into Winter Quar-
tens for.the troops in that locality.
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