Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26
L.Ier Nm The All -nlc S.xe.

is the result q! inquiries to-day III TIE
Official qu-f;ers:
Char,e- rrefcred by F. =. Blair
ar,il., NJ j. Gen. Freianii', an Sept.
9th. have MT reached Wa.hin gton.
Arcliiu- - regulations, they are re-
o..rei to he trar -n.itted through the
t.p rinr officer. who in this ci-e is Gen.
T...n.,nt himself A copy at ages
however. has been received. - be l'r..'-
ei in tie event ,',It Gen Fremont hilu-
sell s'i,ll neg CT pr d 'cilH" - "a 'e''i
TIE nri sirai d,s.uEci.ts t" the War De
lmtmcut.
II response ~ n relu!sIrinn ui u en-.
Fremont ter Il QIariermistcr inr 'he
Western Depaftmcut ii, b. -sdier
G-rrrs,l MeK;u-'ry has taken the field.
~ !. Robert Alien LA, been apl'ointed
,,that position.
l. is reported that Brig Gen. Sher-
,nan is To- take command Of Kentucky.
The debate state al Gen. Anderson
l.al.h atpue renders this arrangement
NECESSARY.
An array order ha- been Issued. or
d,.ing that all iepre.l,tion- up'n prop
ertv will r. severity punished. that no
PERMISSION or sub "utragcS will he ex
,r,i,vd. th.t tie gard, placed over
such property. W.,l he held responsible
IL well rs The principle.
The loyal citizens of Kansas have
rcti,ioned to the Government for Mill
tary aid: they fear if Price is not de-
ie..ted in Mo. Kansas, will tall into the
hands of the rebels.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. 3.-Gen Wool
will proceed to Washington tonight,
and will be relieved for the present by
Gen. Mansfield whoarrived from WASH
ington this morning. for that purpose.
New York. Oct. 4th.-The Northern
limit from Aspinwal, arrived. The
Ken ,Stoae .Stte arrived at Aspinwall,
September 25th, from Surinam. The
privatcer Sumter left Surinam, Sept. rs,
for the coast of Brazil, closely followed
by the frigate Porhatan.
Gen. Mcclellan sjust put an end to
visits Of politicians to our camps.
The Richmond papers of Thursday.
say that jeff Davis arrived at Fairfax
Court House, on Wednesday. and made
speech to the soldiers. telling them
that ifthcv would make good use their
rifles they would soon be in Baltimore.
The British ship Bermut" had arrived
from Liverpool, Aug. 18th. She had
cvaded the blockade and reached Savan-
nah with arms and munitions.
JEFFERSON Cry, Oct 14th.--A
special to the ST. Louis Democrat says Il
steamer arrived this evening with the
wounded from Lexington. About 100
rebels remained ia Lexington. Tues
day-thc following official despatch is
just received from Washington:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Gen. S. B.
Curtis, St. Louis: Gen. Fremont is
not ordered to Washington, nor from
the field, nor is there any court martial
concerning hun. W. II. SEWARD.
The Pamnee has arrived from Fort
ross Monroe. and from IIatteras Inlet.
She reports the capture ofthe propeller
Fanny, on Thursday She was cap
tnrcd by three tugs, which run out from
Roanoke Island.
JEFFERSON CRY. Oct. ga gentle
man who arrived this evening confirms
the report of the evacuation Of LeXing-
ton Nv the Confederate forces: also in
telligence of the probability ofthe "ccu-
patton of that place by Gen. Stnrgis
command.
Mai. Baker Of the Home Guard, who
was taken prisoner at Lexington, says:
Prices regular drilled and efficient force
will amount to- 9 500 men. He has in
addition to this, about 1900 troops,
whose principle occupation is foraging
and stealing.
Cen Sigel is hound to get at Price,
and if lie meets him he will have to give
u good account of himself.
YREKA. Oct 14-Thc body If Alon-
~ Price. hct"r Known IA Loud Price.
was fonnd in the Klamath river OF. Fri
day last. From the Appearance of the
body it is supposed to have been in the
water about TWO months. Deceased
had been missing for several months
previous.