Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-31


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mad b-,~-en brentwood. tn miles south ct
tbs. On the Franklin pike and HsrP~ih rivrr
The total naab,-r 0. Confederate officers cap
,ured Yesterday. wAs three Gods, one Liru'
Col. seven Maiors, iorty-six Captains, one
hundred and ffty-seven Lieuicnanis, and
two Surgeons. a.,
The loss of Forrest in his attack on Muir
f,ee<ho-o on the 18th. is estimated at 800
killed aud wounded. who fell into our hands.
TIN, r-brl army from all accounts has becme
utterly demoralizrd aud is unable to make a
stand, and has scarcely any artillery. The
telegraph is working TO Spring Hill. Trains
will run TO Franklin this morning. Gen.
Scbofcld was in Columbia yesterday MORN
inc. The total number wounded in the bat
tie of Thursday and Friday will reach but
little over 1000.
Sherman, in his official report says:
The estimated population Of Savannah is
$4,000, and the number Of the garrison l5,-
900. Gen. Hardec commands. We have
not lost a wagon on the route, but have. gath
cred in very large supply of provisions. also
large number of horses, negroes and mules.
Our teams are in better condition than when
we started. My first duty will be to clear
the army Of superfluous negroes, mules and
horses. | have utterly destroyed over 900
miles of railroad, and consumed all the
stores and provisions that were essential to
the armies of Hood and Lee. Quick work
was made with Fort McAllister. and opening
communication with our feet. and the conse-
qusnt independence for supplies has disspa
ted all their boosted threats to head me off
and starve the army. regard Savannah
as already gained. Yours truly.
W.T.. SHERMAN, Maj. Gen.
c-New York, Dec. 20.-Maximilian, by
proclamation, makes an aggression on the
British colony Of Honduras. He declares
the peninsula of Yucaian, with the entire ter
ritory of the colony Of Honduras. and its
bays and islands, 10 have been incorporated
with his empire from the first Of October last.
England's treaty claim seems to be entirely
ignored
The Commercials special dispatch says
that ,Fessenden. Stanton and Blair are
mentioned as candidates for the vacancy
caused by the death Of Minister Dayton.
The deficiency bill appropriates 20, 0O0.-
900 for the army and 100000 for other pur-
poses.
Stoneman has whipped Breckenridge in
'Rast Tennessee, near thu Virginia line. kill
ing, wounding and capturing large number.
and taking most of his artillery.
A call and draft for 100000 troops, TO
make up the deficiency occesioned Ivy The
credits on the last call, is ordered BY the
President.