Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-06-15

,rdered by the Adjutant General May 28th, !
When it was sent to the printer and published
It once. AT the time Cen Sherman charged
he War Department with suppressing the re,
port, it was still in the hands OF General
Grant. .fi
M NEWS FROM MEXICO.
The official news from Acapulco, dated
May Q, embraces the following intelligence,
which was suppressed in the dispatches sent
through French sources from Havana:
General Regales, with part Of the LIST d.
vision of Central National Army Of Mexico,
attacked the city of Tacambaro, in the State
of Nichoacan, on the llth Of April, and took
it by storm, capturing all the garrison, inclu-
ding 200 Bclgians, with their ammunition
&C.,
A few days before the National forces cap
turcd a train, with supplies sent from Morre-
lia to Pasiazo, and defeated the French forces
at Purnandizo, Cuitzo, and Zinapere, all In
the State Of Nichoacan.
General Ortega, Commander-in-chef OF the
Center had taken the field.
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS. ..-..,
Washington jane 9.-Since Friday last
seventy thousand troops have been transpor,,
ted from this city, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, whose transportation facilities,
in this respect, have never been equaled The
suburbs of the city, for the first time during
the war, are beginning to wear deserted look
An prominent General officers baye left the
city. General Meade took his departure this
evening for Philadelphia, where he will review
some OF the Pennsylvania troops. The dis
charges from hospitals still continue in large
numbers. An order was issued discharging
all dismounted cavalry in the department.
BURNING OF AN IMMENSE GOVERNMENT WARE.
HOUSE.
Nashville, June 9.-At about 2 p. M. to
day the extensive building used for quarter
master and commissary stores, corner Of Sum
mcr and Broad streets, known as the Taylor
Depot, was discovered to be on fire, supposed
to have caught from sparks from locomo
tive, which fell in the cellar of the building
from an engine on the track, which rum
lengthwise Of the building. Captain w.. A
Wainwright, in charge Of the building, hat
! two or three inch jets of water on the fire be
fore the arrival of the Fire Department. Tit
Fire Department promptly rallied to the scen'
of fire, but could not stay the progress of tn
flames until half the building was entirel
destroyed The other half consisting of com
missary stores, was saved from destru.tio
| BY the Fire Department The estimated los
to the Government is between four and fiv
Y million dollars.
: Several dwellings near the scene Of contla
: grafton were destroyed, with their contents
/ So great was the heat that all approaches t
n the scene was impossible. But two or thre
employees are supposed to have perished in tn
| flames.
LATER.
u The destruction of Government property
y y the great fire to-day is believed to be betwee
y eight and ten million dollars. Within the wal
. were stores sufficient to supply an army
y eighty thousand men for two years. LII
!, quantity of rope alone consumed was value
= at upward of million dollars The buildlH
: was the largest in the country, being SOO fe
- front by 200 feet deep Fortunately. the bu
=, dings were separated by a fire-wall, whlt
II II was suggested and built by General j.
! Donaldson, and the larger part Give hundre
:. feeD of the front was, by this precautlon,
. we'd from destruction. Various rumors a
C aAoat as to the cause Of the fire, some mai
It ta;n;na chat i was Tho work of an inccndiar
ii and d otbcrs of accident A court of maui
n will will invcst;oate invest 20 the matter
's Combustion WINS so rapid that the buildi,
al was one sheet Of flame before the Fire D
partment could work on it.
u -
NJ. youl, J,,. 1O-Tbe Worlds Wa.
h, inpton special saws: General Candy, actil
ot under orders from Washington, has succeed
it. in arrcstlng the man who offered to be one
to the hundred to nav a million dollars, in
Alabama paper, two years ago, for the ASS
,g sination Of President Lincoln. 1t is possif
,y he moy be brought before the Comrnissi
be now irving the conspirators.
by The Tribune's Washington special say
Davis raves and tears about his cell, at F
lis trcss Monroe, in a state of scminsanity, RI
en- or assumed.
tie -,
ng FOREIGN PAPERS "N lhh oNr''"A VI 'A
pA''s'
be New York, June lO.-Foreign papers
nd the Africa's mail, comment freely on the G
lc- ture of jeff. Davis All OF them both n
lish and French, argue that Davis should