Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-03-16

TRAVEL.
New York, March 9.-1'he revocation of
the passport order by Secretary Seward, so
far as it relates to Canada, has removed all
restrictions on through travel via Suspension
Bridge and Detroit, and unrestricted travel
via the Great Western Railroad is now fully
resumed
THE SAVANNAH COTTON.
A number of vessels with cotton from Sa-
vannah have arrived, making 81 in all, bring
ing 1880 bales. Other vessels, with l,62i
bales are on the way. Government has selzed
this cotton without regard to private marks,
because Savannah was not surrendered with
its garrison, but captured with all it contain
ed.
MORE ABOUT EARLY's DEFEAT
New York, March l0.-The Herald's cor
respondent from Winchester, says: Early de-
SPARED making successful defense against
Sheridan, and on the morning of the day Gus
ter attacked him, he caused all surplus stores
and six pieces of artillery to be placed on a
railroad train, which was captured by Gen.
Custer, with all the spoils, including large
quantity OF artillery ammunition. The artil-
,;aoos dostrnvod ~, aononnt of tbo Rad 'ron-
d;t;non IF tho rooj All tho rehel w,oons cnn-
,nrod wave destrnrod tor Tho ,.Yoe reason
Custer rc,no;ned at Waynesboro till Sber-
;dan with the main column, came nm. and
nmsLod an tbrounh PonLG,b Dan tn Groen.
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mo-. hw snall @ covalrv gnroa ndor ,r @ Gon Tln Rns
ser, which attempted to recapture the prison.
crs, but were repulscd, r.,
FROM "ayncsD9ro' uen' sheridan sent lour
courlers, each with copy OF an order to Gen:
hancock TO SEND brigade OF infantry and
ca cavalry to meet the prisoners at Mt' Jackson
lhe two OF the eourers were Killed and two
captured
INTERESTING FKoM NEwBERN.
New York, March lo.-By the arrival of
the Dudley Buck, which left Newbern on Mon.
day morning, the 9th, we learn that IN to the
4t6 inst, warm showers had been falling for
week, making the roads bad 1t cleared off
on Saturday night The enemy had fellcd
great numbers Of trees across the roads and
mathis lcadinr from Npwbrrn to KINGSTON,
which were being removed bv the force ad
vancino from Newbcrp which force was with
in short distance of KINGSTON.
Refugees arrived in NewLcrn state that
Fayetteville. N, c., was in our nosscssion last
week and that Sherman wns within 40 m;lcs
of Raleioh,
The rebel soldiers were desertinc in com.
ponies, and in some eases bv rceimcnts- =
Some of Them we're rctirinr to their homes The
people nav but little attention to the nrocla-
nation Of Govornor Vance rollinr ,bnm to
arms, and in most places in NORTH Carolina
tbcv go forth to meet sherman with words oi
welcome and orc mt n,rtirnlar ,hout nlocino
their stock and sunhlirs ont Of his reach
Quite a panic prevails among the negroes in
North Carolina SINCE. the announcement that
tney are TO 10 be conscrlpted to serve IN the rob
| cl army. he reDcS are now gathering them