Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1866-01-18


and mannerof the election OF. Representa-
rtives in theEonstitulion, 1t was found nee
|essafy to lehye the regulation q these, "A the
|frstplnce, to the state government. assbemg
best acquainted with5hc situationof the reo-
lpley sabjectsto the sontfoloi the, General Gpy-
erpp1ent, iii5prder "a Enable it toIpoduce WI
formity aud freveIt it's own dissplutiou, ,and
lconsidcrin@thc state governments and Get'
kernl Governments as distinct bodies, acting
! in different and independent capacities Tor the
| people, i was thought the particular regu-
latons should be submitted TO the former,
and the general regulations 10, the latter
4 We're they exclusively under the control OF
the state governments, the Generals Govern
ment might easily be dissolved but if they
be regulated properlyiby the State Legisla,
tures, the Congressional control willyery prob
ably never be exercised. The power appears
Itome satisfactory and as unlikely to lie abused
as any part Of tile Constitution" This quo
tntion produced decided sensation IN the
House. a r@'
! g.,y PERSONAL ~. a,, !. ..s..s.4.
| o"Hu"iJ J 'o.F-@GCIeihlg St""N"',' '"H"''~'',
ly ever appears lit the Capitol, was on the
floor Of the House. i'J '"5 'aHa9'''4
coUSTEl,MANnIAG ORDER corSTEINiANnED.
The order Of the War Department counter
mnnding the muster cut ol troops IN Nirgln-
ia. referred to in these dispatches yesterday,
was again countermaudcd by order OF the
President, so that all the white loopsnow on
duty in that State will be Immediately must
cred out il is known that General Ierry
earnestly represented the continued necessity
Iforthe presence Of all the troops nowon duty
lin Virginia {s sIal laeS 49, 4ss4G klSI
Tie ,eiatenIcnt'is revived upon, very high
authority, thatSecretaryi Stanton will succeed
Minister Adams at the Court, St. James. p
2'' ,.-&1j MORE MUsTERs or '''i ''01
T. Waskihgtuir, Jan I IL Another order mus
,tering out thirty,two regiments and batteries
has inst Je@n promulgated w. The War De.
lrartmcnt. Among tile organizations ordered
Ito be discharged are the following: Ohid4=l5th
18th, 10th, 10Th, 18th. f2d, oath, list, lS7th
land leiactmcnt nf the esq! Infantry. Hi
nois --Sth, 2lst, .47th, ,l47lh, Il4oth, 10th
and detachment of the 26tl, Infantry, Which
completes the muster out of The regiment, -
Indiana -!-25th 3lst, 35th, .5lst and 18th In
iartry, Kcnhtky--7th and 2Ist Infantry.--
Kansns-l2th' Infantry Minnesota. Co d.
I'd Cavalry MiSsouri-ll lth and two cornpa
nies OF the 9th Infantry, which completes the
mnstcr out of the regiment Wiscons,l--l2th
Infantry. Washington Territorv.-Co. ], lst
Infantry, Pennsyvania-1Tth Infantry, I'd
Heavy Artillery end an Independent battery
The number OF men mustered out under this
order is upward Of 10000
STOLEN EXPRESS FUNDS RECOVERED.
Tn addition TO the money found in the house
of John b. Barmore. ut No 100 DiNis; on
street. in this city, where the old shoemaker
Of Norwalk left it, amounting to s'3l5 in gold
So, 900 in $50 notes, SI7 $40 in unsigned ma
tonal currency notes, $j4j7 i'll National
Bank notes, and gold bills walked at S2S0, ,S6C
in all, 5000 in gold have been found and
were returned to the Express Company The
whole amount recovered is not stated, but il
is less than il was supposed TO be yesterday.
| The loss is smaller than was first stated.
New York, January Ia Of the nine thou
sand posloftices in the disfoyal states, about
two thousand have been reopened, nearly
three hundred Of these have received I'nr
mistrisses because no men could he found
who could take the oath that he had not borne
arms against his country. .r" "..i- :
FROM THE RIO GRAEDE. W '''@
| New Orleans, Jan. Il-Thc Times
Brownsville correspondent of the 4th inst
says, that the American division under Gen
Crawford is not making much headway, az
the Federal soldieps we're forbidden to enlist
and the Brownsville ecrplting Office has beer
closed
It's understood that Escobeda is prepar
ing for another attack on Mutamoras.
The lnperialists surprised small camp o
Liberals, killing twenty and capturing thirty
who are to be executed by Max'mlian's or
der. General Crawford addressed Genera
Weitzel on the subject, asking him to preven
The murder
The latter replied, stating that he had en-
tered solemn protest against this act bu
Mejia informed him that he was compelled tt
obey the orders of his Government
Gen Crawford was shot at from the oppo
site side, butan apology was atterward offered
Gems. Weitzel asd Crawford were given
dinner by the Liberal Mexcans in Browns
vile, Escobada, Cortinas, Garcia and Romcr'
were present There was much good feeling
, by the Federal Generals toward the Mexican
Republic.