Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-11-23

oE EArom vera Stuz, anu LWo uayS Sall rom
Tampieo, which is the nearest depot Of sup
|pliessthe lmperialists have. The Liberals
completely blockaded the river below the city,
and are masters Of the surrounding country,
Re-enforcements are marching to their aid,
rendering II almost impossible for the garri-
son 10 receive succor. I'm
Nashville, November 1.-THE citizens Of
Tullahoma, who were actors in the destruction
|6 the Freedmen's School House some time
since, were ordered by Major General Thorn
las to rebuild the same. Compliance with the
order being refused, General Thomas sent a
detachtnent, of soldiers with directions to en-
Ffotce the efder and put every citizen under
guard until the requirements Of the order
were complied with.
so > MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The Tribune's correspondent, writing from
81 Paso on Oct l3, says the Government Of
President Jaurez is. strengthening every day,
by the adhesion Of the populations of the sur.
rounding villages, who seem disposed 10 as
sist him every way they can, and by giving a
regular organization to the various branches
Of his administration The probabilities are
he willremain at Ell Paso for some time. =
Marshal Razaine, desirous to avoid compiler
tons with our Government, has given express
orders to the officers under his command not
to let any detachment of French troops ap.
proach the Rio Graude, for fear Of collision
between American and French troops.
New York, Nov. la special to the
Times says that two companies Of Hancock 8
corps, stationed at Albany, were dispatched
to Burlington, Vt, yesterday afternoon, by the
Northern Railroad. II is supposed that their
destination is Maine.
The Times Havana letter of the Sth re-
ports defeat and capture of the Republican
Mexican General Ortega, in Michoscan, and
destruction of his army. His troops were di.
vidcd into three bodies to capture Morelia
Reyes and semc other city, and were beaten
in detail and dispersed, 400 prisoners remain.
ing in the hands Of the Imperialists.
a -s.a. NASHVILLE, Oct a.
Mr.. Trimble offered resolution in the Sen.
ate against the Confederate leaders, closing
his resolution with these words: "That for
their bad eminence and great crimes against
their fellow men and the United States, JEFF
fetson Davis and his accomplices have justly
forfeited their lives, and deserve and ought to
suffer the extreme penalty Of the law"
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
London, Nov 4--British politics are unex-
citing ~@
The Pail Mall Gazette suggests that the
ministerial arrangements are deferred in con-
sequence Of there being no speaker to issue
writs, while an interregnum would be prejudi-
cial to the sitting members should contest
take place.
Mr.. Gladstone is visiting Scotland. The
Daily News says his speech at Glasgow leaves
no doubt Of the general course the ministers
will pursue. If supported by the country they
will not be slow to complete the work of re-
form. Mr.. Gladstone has already declared
himself in favor of the extension of suffrage,
and in view of this the liberal party have des.
ignated him as the leader of the Commons.
What doubt can remain that the true wishes
Of the party which selects such a man fer its
acknowledged leader will be carried out
VETERAN RESERVE OFFICERS.
1t has been decided by the Secretary OF
War that the commissioned officers of the
Veteran Corps who were in service as officers
of that organization on or before March 3d.
1865, and who may be discharged under the
provisions of general orders No. 1853, from
the Adjutant Generals Office, are entitled to
the three months pay proper provided BY the
act of Congress, approved March 3, 1865.
Projected ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS- Te
PHILADELPHIA.
A large number of Congressman, unable ia
obtain rooms and board in Washington for
anything like their pay, have engaged quar-.
ters for the coming session at Baltimore, and
will commute on the railroad. The extor.
tionate demands of landlords have induced
several others to agree upon the introduction
OF a joint resolution as soon as Congress is
organized, adiourning the session to Phila.
dclphia, and instructing the Sergeant-at-arms
to procure suitable Accommodations there
The contingency Of the cholera visitation
stimulates the project Every member who
has thus far been consulted promises to sup
port the measure.
IMPORTANT FROM THE. WEST INDIEs-THE RE-
EEILION IN JAMAICA.
New York, Nov. l6.--The steamer Monte
yuma from Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9th,
has arrived. Major General O'Connor has
assumed command of the British troops and
special volunteers by request of Governor
Eyre. An outbreak was threatened at Brown.
town, arising out of suits of ejectment by Mr..
Ingraham against certain parties, and one
hundred troops had been ordered there
Troops were on the way to Vaudeville -
Troops had also been landed at Black river
and Savannah Ia Mar, and others sent to
Port Maria. The Government had offered an
amnesty to the rebels who return to loyalty to
the crown, provided they have not been con-
cerncd in any murders or cases of arson. -
Several arrests have been made at Kingston.