Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-14
LATkk FROM THH AILAuTIC SIDk
BombardmentO Of Pensacola.
T2e Cs.fsdeysse Capital 10 he Re~ered 10
Naskrshs.

Tie Css,edersse Capital 10 he Re~orcd 10
NssAesHs.
Arrival of California Troops.
Great Exrifewesf IN III, .SoxsA-TA Retes
Packing up TO Learc-Parsos Bro~sIor
at tie head IF 5000 Csioxisfs IN Tsnses-
SEE. r..
New YORK, Nov. 22.-Thc Mozart
Hall Democracy nominated Fernando
Wood for Mayor last evening. The
Peoples Democratic Union party no:l-
mated John Kerr, tho brewer and Ex-
else Commissioner.
The Times Washington correspond
encc says advices received by the Gov
ernmcnt from Great Britain represent
that, though much soreness Of feeling
is evidently manifested towards the
United States, the movement in favor
District neutrality is daily increasing.
Advices from France indicate that
the feeling on the part of that Govern
mcnt towards us is cordial.
The papers in the case of Gen. Fire.
mont have been several days in tho
hands of Major Lee, Judge Advocate
of the Army, who to-day made his
report to Major General Mcclellan.
Accompanying the report were charges
substantially the same as those preferred
by Colonel Blair.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Lord Lyons
has made no offensive comments on the
Mason and Sidcll affair. Reports to
the prejudice of that Minister are posi-
lively contradictcd in diplomatic cir
clcs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Col. Phillip
st. George Cooke has been appointed
Brig. Gen. in the regular army instead
of the volunteers
The Government has secured large
mail intended for the rebel Commits
sioncrs, Mason and Slidell. 1t con-
tains files of Southern papers, letters.
dispatches, drafts, etc.
RoLLA, Mo-, Nov. 21.-Adviccs from
the Southwest state Price has abandon
ed his position at Cassville, and is mo-
wing towards his old camp at Neosho,
The rebel Legislature, in session at
Neosho, passed an ordinance of Seccs-
sion, united the State to the Southern
Confedcracy, and elected Gen. Rains
one of the Senators to the Confederate
Congress.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Nov. 22.-A
train of8O wagons and 500 men Scdal-
ia, cnroute to Leavenworth was attacked
by 500 rebels, and the train captured.
The town of Warsaw is reported
burnt by the rebels, to prevent its be-
ing used as winter quarters by our
forces.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Kcntucky has
furnished Government her full quota Of
the half million of men for national de-
fence, andproposes to raise as many
more for State service, until the rebel
army is driven from her soil.
Six thousand stand of French riAed
muskets arrived yesterday.
Richmond papers of Wednesday lest,
contain the message of jeff. Davis to
the rebel Congress. lie says the oper-
ations Of the army arc soon to be par
italy intcrmittcd. The approaching
winter has affor,iing protection To the
country. and shed glorious lustre upon
its arms through trying vicissitudes
and Of more than one arduous cam
paign. After seven months of war, the
enemy have not only failed to extend
their occupation on our soil, hut new
States and Territories have been added
To our Confederacy. while. instead Of
their threatened march Of unchecked
conquest. they base been driven. At
more than one point. to assume the
defensive Upon fair comparison be-
tween the tvo b~sIigerenfs as to men.
military means. and insncisi condition.
the Confederate States are relatively
stronger now than when the struggle
commenced III .
A dispatch 10 the Z- u Hersifs
ssstes that the exeTedision which leff
Srw dsys ago fos the Lower Potomac
returned this morning xith SIX Poiisse-
si prisoner arrested In St Mays
Coansy. They were members If N
a~-oeis:icn organized for the purpose
of c,uveying men and arms 10 the RIB
el government A large quantity Of
arms were ssized- A rehri spy w~
also arrested Who had leff Riehnosd
the .isy heScre. Many valuable l~ssen
and IsI~rs were found spoa his res,oa-
The expedition also seis~d large qaan-
a onnsrshasd eosrespoodssee is ssssgnl
post-cl6ces in Lower NssylanA They