Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22

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s;ssrs which wire DESTROYED SeyrrSl Lua-
dIeo head 1t esttl-. horses and muI-s were
tnrn.-d over TO Col Kent. at Adam. and v,r-
shipped to this placr.
The expedition sn, from Rodney. N;~
composed OF colored cavalry and infantry.
reached Fayetie On the ID, aud captured COO
head Of cattle and q large number Of Lor,r.
and mules.
The cavalry expedition to Port Gibson
captured y. J. Elliot, formerly L. s. Senator.
This is series Of operations undertaken bv
Gen. Dana, commanding this district. They
have constituted almost constant scoutino
from far up the Yazoo on the North to bayo,,
Sara or the South. The fruits Of these rsid,
are large number Of cattle, 500 horses and
mules, and various valuable supplies, includ.
ing fifty or sixty bales Of cotton, and great
number of colorcd recruits.
| Cairo, Oct. 16.-A New Orleans letter of
the 10th says: Rebel mails captured contain
a full return of the rebel forces en- the wesg
side of the river, and also letter from the
Governor Of Louisiana to the Confederate
Government recommending the arming Of ne.
groes.
Baltimore, Oct 17.-There was a great
sensation here to-day. caused by the seizure
by the military authorities of several large
business houses and closing the establish.
ments. Nothing definite is known as to the
cause, but it is said they were engaged in
contraband trade and rebel mail carrying.
Washington, Ot. ia number Of dry
goods, clothing and shoe stores were closed:
to-day by the military authorities, and
guard placed over them. The principals and
clerks were arrested OH suspicion of being en-
gagged in selling goods to blockade runners.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-THE Commercials
Nashville dispatch says: Communication
has again been opened with Sherman. He
was at Tilton, miles south of Dalton, on
Saturday at noon. Hood left Dalton on Sum-
day afternoon, the 10Th, moving in the direc-
tion of Bridgeport. Sherman commenced
moving in tho same direction close on his
rear. No battle has been fought at the last
advices. 1t is pretty c, rtain that Hood has
nearly his whole force with him.
The rebels entered Rrsaca on "Wednesday
morning and took the only troops there-a
colored regiment-by surprise. The rebels
Immediately thereafter. moved on Dalton.
On Friday l4th. there was considerable alarm
at Chattanooga. Every able-bodied man was
put TO work ON the tortincations.
At last advices Gen. Fitzpatrick, With his.
cavalry was at Dalton. No apprehension is
felt for Chattanooga or Knoxville.
O"tTubau HAS IOO udyS III A'A""to'
Knoxville has provisions for six months
siege. The Chattanooga Government store.
house is full of provisions, and there are
large supplies besides, on the ground, covered
with tarpaulins.
Milroy is at Tullahoma and Schofeld At
Chattanooga.
Prominent men say Hoods last move places
him exactly in position desired by Sherman.
San Francisco, Oct. l8.-1he following
private dispatch was received in answer to
the one sent yesterday morning:
NeW York, Oct. 17.-9 P. MO II. w.
Carpenter: Home vote of Pennsylvania is
just about even probably 1000 Union ma
jori'y; majority in the army. four-fifihs Union
Probably there will be 10000 Union ma
jority.
(signed) HORACE GREELEY.
Warrington, Oct. 1.-the remains Of
Chief.Justice fancy were accompanied to
the railroad train to-day by President Lin.
coin aid several members of his Cabinet
His body will be conveyed to Frederick,
Maryland, for int-rment.
There is no doubt entertained among the
friends of ex Secretary Chase that be will be
appointed Chief-Justiee.
New York, Oct.,l5.-By the arrival ofthe
supply steamer from Pensacola VIZ have par
ticulars Of Asboth's expedition into Florida
He returned TO Pensacola on the lst having
4been completely successful Asboth brought
in over 90 prisoners 400 neRrors. 400 head
Of cattle. 400 ules and large amount Ut
st"res and smmapiiiou. Asboth be re-
ceived wound which will necsssitais anPa-
taiion Of his arm.
Gen. Butler becoaing convinced shss arero
soldi-rs are put at work on r~b~l inirrneh-
m-nts. has notified the rebels that b. has also