Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Washington, Sept Ic.-The Commissioner
of Indian Affairs has Just received from Sup
erintendent Irish, of Utah, information that
he has succeeded in negotiation with the
Indians of that Territory, the effect Of which,
it ratlted, would be to- place upon a most sat
isfactory basis the relations Of the Govern
ment with all the tribes in that section.
It now stated that the trial of JEFF. Davis
will Immediately follow on the final DISPOSE
ton Of -Wirz The statement is also revived
that he will be tried in Richmond
The Postoice Department is in receipt of
quite a number Of remittances from parties
of secession; but q still larger number very
coolly write the Department asking for pay
ment Of balances due them for postal service
rendered the United States, up to the period
of the rebellion as t1
Three million eight hundred thousand acres
of land were entered for. settlement under the
homestead act, at the office Of Lacrosse, Wis,
during the month Of August. ~.
The naval school vii. reopen at Annapolis
during the present month. 1t is now being
removed from Newport, r l. ,.,h af
PROCLAMATION by THE GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
New York, Sept. 1.-THE proclamation of
Provisional Governor Hamilton, of Texas,
lays down the resolutions and prescribes the
plan whereby 1he people Oh the otate snail >, pe
glance to the National Government, and quail
y S9 Tseu.; w a. :, .tt III, IT.
Ch;af Jnat;ces ard ClerLy Of Of the conntv
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souo,.i ] oonnt;os @ fnr aJ,,;n;s,or;nr tbo oath
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new orn' oap., ilLihe H. aaslces from 3
oouth oaroli'a t sta'e sl'a1 !le eieS,'on vi VIZ
ga.es 70 .he o1a'e G"us.lu.'oia' s.a al. nssemo'
'aeseu o dues ~ aav,u ~ ~ L TIL. T;aIot =
arc electad n, The majority are Conservatives
WoIo Horrton and sovcral oH;coro &c tho
loto ConG.dprate orn,v h, w heon retnrnod hv
laryo mo;or;t;as >,"'' ,""''' :" IN :
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Inc wilmington Herald oi inc 'th states
tnat MAJOR zen crook 'ook commaud there
that DAY, wee Ames, Fgl .Gss "'
FROM GEORGIA.
The Savannah Herald S Jacksonville, Fla,
correspondent says:
"ithln u'e PAST mon'li 'hiS Guy mas oeeh
improved greatly ana business is prosperous
ny .,' l"aiv"a ~ =" Ian n' 10 ~ I Nom Woni,
"md d tmo tmo ,norn ~ Nam o,,1ans " Iarno - anan'
t;4aso n IVY ontton % orrso no do;iv fn,n tha utaro
Coro,mor CO. % Monv;n hos I orlsuad I ~ aloo.;on 81
doloa.tes @ to tba on, nrcnt;on U,' on Tho 18th II
October - 60
M, fAEDoN M;, sshAENs W A. WASHINGTON. ;., =, -,
.,on ny ono ao"auo1 hnmdn"S Sp' sooIo,. I
eae aeae sboe .ho psa,non.a ruo 81, dar
SnturSSnH S TI Tbe o;,n s 1iad nth ] .hnss % of the
goo y noH wy. .h, /. I'LL III, WIN ' onJ ,n
o'Jou ~ Jouas.nas o. anu ''e ""''' ''"' e'>'o'0
'ne uel'af''fe'' ,.t
THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE PLEASED WITH THE
PRESIDENTS Policy.
The iosts washington special says large
delegation from Georgia, Alabama, Mlsslssiip
Pi, tennessee ana virginia, are at the White
iiouse. iheir OBJECT is to assure the Prcsl
dent that his pohcy ana course toward the
south are meeting the general approval OF
those states. The delegation declares IN re
turn that they VIII give the administration 9
most cordlal support
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts of internal revenue during the
past week were $I3, ,000,000. 3 'ifS a{H z
REBELS TRYING TO GET UP WAR WITH FRANCE
The Times Paris correspondence of Aug
10th says: For the last week the Court O.
Grand Hope has looked much as it did in the
aourishing days of the Confederacy, before
the fall-of Vicksburg. Breckenridge, Helm
and Jacob Thompson have arrived here, and
these, united to Mr.. Sidell, and host o.
other representatives d the Confederacy,, are
holding council there and debating theil
affairs, apparently with high hopes of the flu
ture. The hope of war between France and
the United States appears to be the basis o.
their satisfaction. have heard it said that
the articles Of the London ami Paris journals
trying to urge on war about Mexico, are
only sort of genera. scheme among the
rebels and m their friends abroad to give the
Contederacy another chance for life. a, :,
| This last ditch is to be m Mexico, and ting
dIggers thereof live in London and Paris, witt
Dr. Gwynn on the Rio Grande: There is
powerful combination OF talent here, and yor
may be sure that it there be any chance fol
stirring up war about Mexico, 1T vii! be done
Let the Government and people OF the United