Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-11-26

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prompt fulhilnent Of my requ-st - srsa
certain arIiele. for our prisoners Il An}ssoa-
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may go in person to deliver The auicln TO
the prisoners.
Chicago. Nor. l6.-A gentleman AZ this
city has letter from a relative holdia9
high position in Sh.rman's army, stating ihse
grand movement would be made for Ssvsn.
nah, for which point Sherman has already
started taking thirty days rations.
The Iribnne's special says: Tho report
gains currency th4t Fcssenden will be sue
ceeded by Robert j. Walker. Stanteuis ILL
ncss is SO severe that his physicians advise
him 20 abandon his official anxieties.
Nrw York, Nov. -15.-Ths total. loss Of
the rebels in Missouri during Price's CAM
paign, from Pilot Knob to The time he took
refuge in Kansas, is estimate At over 3,7OL
killed and wounded ard about 5000 prison.
ers. The entire Union loss is 1000. When
Pleasanton relnquishcd the pursuit, Oct.
Goth, it was taken up by Gen. Curtis. 4
Bythe' arrival of the Catarba we have
New Orleans dates to the Sd. The rebels
were building forts on both sides Of Red Riv-
er. above Alexandria Falls. Tho registered
enemies sent out of orr lines have been con-
scripted by the rebels. The rebels at
Brownsville prohibit all importations except
flour and vegetables. Our Consul At Mata-
moras is still protected by the French guard
Over !, 900 deserters from the rebel army
came across the Rio Grande in one day aud
gave themselves mp. ~ ao ....,..l
=, Chicago, Nop. 16.-Delegates from the
following States to the next Congress stand
about follows: Maine. s Union; New
Hampshire. 8; Vermont. 3: Connecticut,
8 Union and Democratic; Rhode Island,
Union; Massachusetts, 10 Union New
York, 20 Union and II Democratic; New
Jersey. 9 Union and Democratic; Ptnnsyl.
vania, 16 Union and 8 Democratic; Della
ware. Union Ohio, ~ Union and Dem
ocra.io; Illinois, II Union and 3 Democrat
ic; Maryland. Union aud Democratic
Indiana, 8 Union and Democratic; Wis
consin, s Union and Democratic; Michi-
gan, 6 Union; Minnesota, 2 Union; Kansas,
Union; Kentucky. 3 Union and 6 Demo.
cratic; Missouri, 8 Union and 8 Democratic;
Western Virginia, 3 Union. Total, 1877
Union and AZ Democratic. 3''' ~,
The majority on the popular vote for Lin.
coin is about as follows: Maine, $4,000;
New Hampshire, $500; Vermont $4,000;
Massachusetts, 10000; Rhode Island, s.
900; Connecticut, $500; New York. s,000s
Pennsylvania, 150OO;- Maryland. 4,5O05
Western Virginia. 200; Wisconsin, $4,000;
Ohio. 10000; Missouri, 5000; Minnesota,
5000; Michigan, $4,000; Kansas. 10000;
Iowa. 10000; Indiana, $4,000; Illinois,
10000. These majority do not include che
soldiers vote, which will probably add CO.,
900 to the aggregate majority.
Delaware gives Mcclellan $50 majority
Kentucky. $500; New Jersey, $500.
New York, Nor. 16.-The Richmond pa.
pers of the 18th, having become satisfied Of
the reelection Of Lincoln, conclude that he
is no fool, and with stimulation Of sublime
resignation, appear to have made up their
minds for either triumph or annihilation. The
necessity of making the slaves fight 10 again
strongly urged. A rebel dispatch from Sa-
wanna says: Col. milford and Capt. Hatch,
Exchange Commissioners, had an entirely
satisfactory interview on the Savannah river
on the nth. in reference to the exchange
of ten.thousand prisoners ON each side. Tbs
transfer to the respective authorities would
commence the next day. .rte
New York. Nor. l5.-An eatertaiumsnt
was given to Gen Butler last evening st the
Fifth Avenue Hotel He announced be would
leave for III. army in the 6eld today. He
urged that the olive branch be escs more ex-~
tended to the rebels. and il again ss(issd.