Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-19

lam Y1ou m ATLANTIC m&
Doass men q. Looas - 90. ..
YasxA, OFT sth.-Posy arrived e
R.by valley 1t 10 O'Clock yesterday
Cans, Sept ssta.-C.PG sssw.st
witA Is Csvalry, today. sseosnsssed
% rsts.s Cavity Ut Lsees's Dssd.
whom they psrsued into JeG TAomP-
soa's camp q Belmont. Fear rebels
were killed. Ave captured, and many
wounded. The remainder escaped.
No Fedessls were injured.
Jssvsasox Crry, No, Sept &.-A
special disratch to the Missouri Deme-
eTst sayA Gen. Ssigls arrived early
this morning, and has gone forward BY
Rsilrosd With his forces.
The information 10 now, that Nc
CullougA has formed . jouctiou with
Price, between Warensburg aud
Georgetown. Their forces are now
10, 900 men.
The rebels have not got the money
from the Lexington Bank - reported.
1t was safely secured before the fight.
WASHINGTON. Sept 96th.-The ad-
vance movement, yesterday, is regard
ed by the highest military authorities,
as one Of considerable importance.
Our army is supplied with excellent
forage.
The 10Th N. Y. regiment went into
Centreville, aud occupied = position
within $50 feet Of where the rebel bat
teries were stationed. The Highland
ers behaved with great galantry. Grit
fms battery was worked with great ef-
feet, and it is believed caused great dis
aster in the enemies camp.
The Fast was observed with great
propriety, to-day.
A New Yorker who deserted from
the rebels, at Frcestone says the enemy
is 10000 strong, and 10000 between
there and Manassas, and large num-
Der along the shore to Matthew'S.
They have plenty of cannon and food. !
Yesterday lieutenant from one of
our regiments deserted and went over
to the rebels, giving them, it is sup
posed full information.
The President says no drafting for
the army will be resorted to until the
Eastern States furnish their full quota
of the 100000 men.
A special from Washington says,
the rebels appeared in force on the Po-
to'nac, opposite Great Fall, to-day, and
opened fire with a battery Of six pieces,
on McClellan's division. Both sides
have been reinforced. Our batteries
opened and the rebels were dispersed.
The rebels took possession Of Lewis
ton this forenoon. They rctreated at.
ter skirmish.
FARTHER POINT, October 1st.-The
Great Eastern has arrived. The gale
she encountered was u fearful one.
Over twenty-five passengers sustained
fractures by the tremendous rolling Of
the ship. The accident is mainly at
tributed to the breaking of the rudder.
WASHINGTON, October I'd. The Her.
ats dispatch says, upon charges made
by Col. Blair, Gen. Fremont i, ordered
to report himself for trial by Court
Martial.
Gen. Wool, of Fortress Monroe has
been ordered tosupcrsede Gen. Fremont
in the Department of the West.
Gen. Mansfield left for Fortress Mon
roe, to supersede Gen. Wool.
Capt. Drake Dekay accompanied
Gen. Mansfield, aud will continue an
uid. -.5
Gen. Fremont will proceed to this
CITY Mt his eurliest convenience. leaving
bis forces in command Of another, who
is deemed competent to meet any foe
that Gen. Fremont has been marching
against. N
. The Tibuae's dispatch says the num-
Der Of volunteers now entering the SER
vice from loyal Suites is {, 900 per week.
WASHINGTON, Oetober 3d.-Upon ru-
mors being prevalent involving militia
ry charges, it 10 ascertaimed upon in
quiry at the War Department that no
order has been Issued to Gen. Fremont
tn report for trial by Court Martial.
It IL true that Mansfield has been ap-
pointed to command at Fortress Mon
roe, but Gen. Wool whom he super
sedss, hus beeu assigned to no o:her
duty.
Nsw YoRK, Oct. alt 10 stated here
that the rebels intend an immediate 3D.
vance on Psdaczh.
SAcRAMExro, Oct. 9.-The Forest
Theatre, which wxs burned to Q she'll
some tea days .gc, was blown down BY |
the storm yesterday. Several persons |
were injured end two killed.