Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-05-18


store nearly the whole Of. Northern Mexicoto
the authority of''Juarez.e Several other Re-
publican successes have been achieved The |
lmperialsts were as much alarmed as the Lib.
erals were encouraged by the suppression of
the rebellion, owing to fears regarding the, EN-
forcement of the Monroe Doctrine, and had
put Il stop to the expedition to the Northern
Mexican States, and to a project for fortifyingl
the Northern frontier, and II, 900 Imperial
troops has been dispatched from the capital
to Matamoras. President Juarez was at Chi
huahua, surrounded by all his officers of Gov
ernment and with large army loyal to his
cause.
Maximlian was on tour through the coun-
try, in the direction of Vera Cruz.
Ex-United States Senator Gwinn had re-
turned to Mexico from France, with import
ant instructions, it was reported, relative to
Louis Napoleon schemes in Sonora and Sal
tillo. i.s ,- SAP, a.a, r. .,.:. a...Ia
n.n'Nr M FROM VIRGINIA. lff
Washington, May 13.LR. NJ T. Hunter
has been arrested, brought to Richmond, and
confined on u gunboat in the james. 1t is
said Hunter, for year past, has been desrous
for reunion, being satisfied further resistance
was hopeless. AT" ''' .
Most of General Crooks cavalry have gone
to Lynchburg where, it is said, disturbances
have occurred between black and white peo-
pie. There are various rumors concerning
the origin Of the trouble, some saying that the
whites are the aggressors and others that the
blacks commenced hostilities with arms picked
up by them on the late battle-felds.
NnpTuwApn MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY
Washington May l3.--The Army of the
Potomac has alr reached the detences south
of the Potomac, and General Meade's head
quarters are at Fort Albany on the road from
the Long Bridge to Baileys Cross Roads
The I'd Corps, Major General Humphrey and
the 9TH Corps, Major General Griffin, will en-
camp in the vicinity of the railroad leading
from Falls Church to Lcesburg, although per-
manent camping grounds have not been fixed
upon.
Major General Sherman's headquarters are
established at Alexandria, and his army is to-
day marching from Fredericksburg to that
place, where it will probably go into camp
outside of the Notifications, where wood and
water may be the most convenient.
Gen Sheridan's cavalry corps will be here
on Tuesday or Wednesday. All these troops
will encamp within the limits of this Depart
ment although it is that of the Army of the
Potomac.
General Shermans army and cavalry corps
will retain its present organization and trans,
act its military business through regular Off
cial channels, as before.
SURRENDER OF JEFF. THOMPSON.
St. Louis, May 13-Gencral Dodge has re-
ceived information of the surrender, on the
lth, of General jeff Thompson, command
ing the District of Northern Arkansas. Tho
surrender of Kirby Smith is now understood
Col. Sprague, of General Pope's staff, wen
up Red river to Shreveport on the 9TH, where
he would have u conference with Kirby .Smltl
on the subject of the surrender of the rcbc
trans Mississippi army.
SURRENDER OF DICK TAYLOR.
| +. Cairo, May 9.-The following dispatch wa
t received at headquarters at Memphis, iron
Gen. Candy, via Senatobia, on the 9th:
| HEADq'ns MlL'y DIV OF WEST Miss,
| ClrRoNELLE May 4. 1860.
o Lieut.. General Taylor has this day surrer
tdered to me with the forces under his con
u mand, on substantially the same terms a
J, those accepted by Gen. Lee.
Signed f.. r. S Candy, Maj. Gen.
General Washburnc has also received
i dispatch of the same import from Gcncri
: Candy dated at Mobile. May 9TH.
@ TIE MEXICAN EMIGRATION MOVEMENT
g New York, May 9.--l'hc Herald says I'll
: excitement in regard to the Mexican cmigr
II ton movement is extending in this city an
c throughout the country. The office for pc
sons desiring to join the expedition and regi
tering their names was open in this city yc
y. terday, and was crowded all day.
!. Most of the volunteers in the movement al
II veteran soldiers, who have served in the a
II, mics of the Union during the past thr'
:. years.
H. Common emigrants, it is understood, Al
Is guaranteed 81 900 and SOOncres OF land
!. ,e Bounties to those receiving commissions
IL officers, will, of course, be much larger
lie It's reported that the Mexican Republics
er CT Generel. Ortega, is at the head of the ente
q, prise, and that all the cmigrants will 60 ful
I'll supplied with weapons; but such arrang
ments have been made as to allow of I'll
'e- without breach of international neutrality