Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-19

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TO the Cezzs>ys,af SAYS there 10 NO news at
importance Al quiet with Grants army To-
night, hut there Is considerable speculation
respecting reports Of Shcrman's movements.
MANY are disposed n cr-di, the stsy Of his
abandonment Of Atlanta, marching towards
Charleston. Savannah lett rs from offers Of
his army, recently received, mystcriously
promises something startling before long. i
10 thought this event referred to anaage-
ments for the release, by exchange. 81, lof
900 prisoners had been completed, and ut
few days would he required to fully execute
them. -..ts
The Post says that gunboats built hero for
the japanese government were detained here
under protest from The British Minister, ow-
ing to impending hostilities growing out Of
the demands of the Governments Of the
United States, England. France and Holland.
for opening the japanese inland sea, where
the allied fleet has before this gone to force an
opening. -
A late Savannah paper chronicles fire at
Charleston, which destroyed large number
of mechanical shops and tools. "A large stock
of small arms and cannon was alse destroyed.
The Montgomery Mail urges Congress to
propose Convention Of all the States.
The Macon Confectionery regards the dis
cussion of peace impoltic on the part OF the
people of the South. tt,ne, Il
The anticipated attack on Wilmington is
discussed by the papers, who claim the de-
fences very strong, but rcgardedthe situation
with anxiety. ."s''a
Headquarters, army oftAe Potomac, Nor.
"a flag Of trace asked BY the enemy, was
granted yesterday morning. to bury those
killed on Saturday in their attack ON our rear
and center The enemy acknowledg loss
of 200 killed and wounded. The election
yesterday throughout our army passed off
very quietly. Thirty-eight Pennsylvania
regiments give Mcclellan 1S4l; Lincoln.
449. This il evidently a mistake. as, 3S
regiments would poll at least $4,000 votes.
.Neo York, Nov. 1O.-Grn. Wright, Just
elected to Congress by the Democrats for the
5th district, died this morning. The Herald
says New York and Pennsylvania have both
gone Republican. Indications are that Sey-
mour is defeated. Fenton appears to have
run ahead of Hncoln in several counties.i
Thus far Mcclellan appears to have car
ried only three States: New Jersey. Della
ware and Kentucky. ~. '.'E +"
The next Congress is overwhelming Re-
publican. The Congressional delegation
from the States yet to elect members, stand
ing the same as present, there will be three
more than two-thirds majority on joint bhalot.
The New York Legislature will be Repub-
lican by 80 majority. .'.i.
New York has gone for the Republican
party by 5000 majority; Pennsylvania, 49,
900. Republican gain since October, as far
~he1l ol~. oho
The Albany Alias and argus still insist
that there is $4,000 or $4,000 majority in
New York for Mcclellan. q euig.a . ~
The Times says that authentic information
that the rebel emissaries in Canada have
laid before the Provincial Government Of the
purported basis of the secret treaty between
the Richmond authorities and the Emperor
Macmillan. The agreement included the
terms Of alliance offensive and defensive be-
tween Mexico and the Confederacy was con-
sidered compatible with perfect consent Of
the Emperor Of France. Material aid was
to be afforded by his giving effect to the CON-
yenant at the proper moment. - H.
r, The Worlds New Orleans letter Of Octo-
Der says General Buckner. commanding the
Confederate forces in Western Louisiana,
surprised the garrison at Morgansia on the
goth of October, and held the place several
hours. He captured 1000 prisoners, and
carried off al war material. -; .' ..'' 49,
Toronto, Nop. 1O.-Prominent men rom
the Northern States are here, urging Cana
dian energetic cooperation W. the Union
authorities, to preserve the peaes Of tl's from
tier. Efficient mearures on the psrt a tho
Canadian Government have been taken.
Montreal. Nor. 9.-The examination Of
witnesses in the Sc. Adams raiders case pro-