Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-06-29
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The New YORK H1dM sa0 w. +.
Washington, son Of the late Col Wash-.
ington, was captured IN the f1afe elEir-
mish at Fairfax Court Houae. ''''''~-ea
Buchanan Tompkins says that aleer'
the late skirmish at Fairfax Court
House, three Of his men were missing
and three persons slightly wounded
six persons were lost. He thinks be
killed and wounded thirty-five rebels.
Emerson Etheridge has arrived at
Washington, and says East Tennessee
will show large majority for the On.
ion. West Tennessee is seceaaion.--a
Etheridge was obliged to leave to save
his life. 2 ~ ..
N. w. Ford, Of New York, has gone
to Cairo, Illinois, to construct floating.
batteries. g.assssI II x
No movement has yet been made,
from Fortess Monroe. gaaS -'5'' )
Gen. Butler was not recalled to Ma.
ryland. As soon as Gen. Scott is ready,
Gen. Butler will make movement to-
wards Richmond, IN conjunction with
1t is said that q portion of Maryland,
lying along the river between Indian
Head and Piny Point, is tenanted by
rapid secessioni,ts, who are constantly
sending supplies to the enemy in Vir-
ginia. Government has sent 1000
men to look alter them. -~.1s'naA's
Two companies Of q. s. troops sur
prised the rebels at the town Of Phil
lippa, Va, on the morning of June 4th,
and took 4Ohorses, four wagons, Of pro.
visions, and 400 muskets. Col. Kelly
a Federal officer, was seriously wound
ed. 1t was reported first that be was.
killed, since, that he is recovering
All points are now held by the u, s.,
troops in Virginia, and will be strong.
lly guarded. No movement will ben
made into the seeded States for a week
or ten days, unless the enemy makes
an attack on Alcxandria. eA%
jeff. Davis Is at Richmond, and Wis,
tied Harpcr's Ferry last Monday, and
rcconnoitered the works. -iaa1ss
The Southern States are hard up for
money Alexander II. Stevens urges d
the planters to sell their cotton to tha
Confederate Government aud take the =,
bonds of the Government. szF
At last accounts the u. 8. yesselAA
were blockading all the Southern ports.
which caused the rebels much unoasi-, !.
ness. .48HE4 -
| Senator Douglas is sdsadsr@l1is death
caused much grief sllover thecountry.
Every town paid respects to his memo
ry. Douglas will be buried today at s
Chicago, on the shore Of the lake, at
Cottage Grove. .s,s 80, Ia, r., -, :,
Judge Cation will succeed DouglasNA
|; Gen. Lyon, commander at St LouiGs
has authotized the Home Guard 10 6e v
organized throughout Missouri to de- !
tend Union men, TeE rsseA:s.lS,sss 81 sfsss
Forces are concentrating at C6itos
ILL.,, to 60 down the river when ordered
DIsUxIoN AMONG THRD DIsUNIoNIsTs.-.ss,
The secession papers in the secedeekss
States seem to have devoted themselves - =
to reviling their own parties Soma 81 Il
their fiings are quite rcfreshinN -, fbesg
Instance, the following from that bitter =
secessioiist sheet the Richs'a01d Ez2all.sss
incrs ra.iA9a1s w qF 4asssf s.rsin+q hsn @1sos
"The yirginians under asns aSinaes
the, Government s6pd Mroe, sthinGA To-.
disgust ,thsm.s GrSA ~ hasds ~ o.
camp; second, the bed quality 81 tAs1t ID
vi464lS; yhffdly,,{61 6170u41elUu1uUuyyd1es~
those who con6fn6Na -iA6m ao getting
sick of secession. 10 Buttheeo II a1ofhI
and q greates grief inths hearllef 4lRiw
men, which the whole State sharee .wiff "
them-that those are set - 7jGetf4e !.
and rule over them Who ste bitet =
opposed to the act of secsaloa, ~