Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-05


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IT, following is the Official rrPort Of the
c,,;ar,s mai on the 10Th 200 pri>on,-rs.
a.. commits lionel offers. Is piece, 81 artillery.
80 ca,>ons. three battery wagons. 39s horses
and mules, with harness. 65 ambulances, 80
army wagons. $4,000 artillery ammunition.
$1,000 small arms all the medical stores Of
thu enemy. a large quantity Of ammunition
and several battle flags. Our total lose in
killed. wounded, prisoners and missing, is
4.0S6.
The 7ribune's special says the authorities
in the British Provinces find the secessionis's
troublesome customers, and all possible aid
will be- extended in breaking up these break
ers of International peace to punishment.
The Tibune's special from Washington
says that the court of inquiry of which Cen
cral Doubleday was president was ordered to
suspend the trial of the blockade traders to-
dav, and proceed to Baltimore forthwith, to
investigate and try recently discovered case
of the most astounding fraud and forgery con-
nectci with the soldiers vote in New York
State.
The HcrazTs Hilton Head correspondent
saws the yellow fever is still prevalent at
a, Charleston. Wilmington and other cities /;
20 to 30 are dying daily.
Richmond papers acknowledge defeat in
tn, Shenandoah valley loss, 90 guns be-
sides those captured, and 10000 killed and
wounded.
ILal;/ar Oct. 25.-The steamer from Bcr-
muda arrived tonight with passengers of the
steamer Roanoke. 1t appears that after the
Roanoke left Havana, her engines were
stopped in to receive passengers approaching
in boats who afterwards proved to beconfeder.
ates under Capt. Btaine and Lieut.. Parr, Of
Chesapeak no:oriety. After the capture,
Brainc proposed to bond the steamer for $780,
900 in gold, payable at Bermuda. Brainc
was to keep charge. This was refused.
The Roanoke arrived at Bermuda quite out
of coal She had a valuable cargo of bale
tobacco, cigars and sugar. Braine and asso.
ciates were all liberated. Capt. Drew aud
crew left for New York on the 18th.
Buffalo, Oct. 3O.-An official message was
received by the Provost Marshal Of this city
from Canada this evening. stating that the
rebels in Canada are to make IN immediate
raid Oh Buff.lo. the military are all under
arms, and the city will be patrolled to night.
Cape Race, Oct. 29.-The City Of Man
chester. with dates to the 10Th from Liverpool,
ana the goth from Queenstown arrived. On
the 18th there was renewed gloom and de-
preston. The manager of the Mercantile
Exchange Bank killed himself from undue
excitement in regard to the affairs Of the bank
which were reported to b. il a confused
state. The additional failures include twcn-
ty Liverpool firms intereste in tn American
trade.
The reported severity of the commercial
tiles Of the suspended banks of that city will.
reach 100000 pounds.
Nep York. Oct. 2S.-The Tibune's Army
of the Potomac special of the 18th Gays
This morning the entire army is in motion,
with six days rations, etc., for any emergen-
cy. The move is on the left flank and on
the extreme left. Grcgs's cavalry is swing
ing round towards the south side Of the rail-
road.
The HeralTs fifth corps special of the
25th says the enemy are largely massed to-
wards our left. making preparation to resist
any attempt on the south side Of the railroad
Washington, OA 2S.-Dispatches from
Grant inform the Department that an advance
in force for the purpose of reconnaissance
was made yesterday by Warren and Han
cock. In the evening the enemy attacked
Hancock, but was repulsed The purpose be-
ing accomplished, the troops withdrew from
tue advanced position to which they had been
pushed, to their line Of former occupation.
The following kilograms FROM Grant are
the details received:
City Point. Oct. 27. 9p. MI have just
returned from the crossing Of Boynton plank
road at Hatcher's creek. Our line now ex.
tends from lis left to Armstrong; mill. and
thence By the south bank Of Hatch~rs creek
to the point above named. No attack was
made during the day. except to drive the