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

DATES To NOV. Is.

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and kcp< Il mp sA.zpay IN sieAs- Al IL
o'ciock. a n. the res-is attempted O. I'D
vaacs ;hcsr pi<ke, Line and recov-1 the grozn4
I ,akrr l.s- w--k. hzr f4iled- 4 essizsn Of
Eichns,aA arrived - oar En-s yesterday
nsrnislg 10 sseaPs eO1sczipts~n- lie ,sIs ~
q seary a wzaf AID deStlfz,:Oa IN TIA. cry
Tiofs sceuiin= assiy IN thu stress. and OF fk~
hi~h prier- Il the n~cssSzries a hi-. ete lie
~a-s ihe r-i-ls IN froa; 0f Psfe-Sbzrg are
mining EadsT our waxk& Listle faith il pat
II this r-Fogt-
4 lt,-r received from al o6ccr command
ing oue of the vesssls Of the Trans Ni-sis-
sippi Squadron. dated Chattanooga Nor. LIT
ssv-: Ny boat had tue brushes with Hoods
forces and repui-.d HIN. 10th iimr.- H<
has row gone below the shoals. A large
portion Of his army has arrived at fiorence
I for the invasion at Middle and Eastern Ten
ness-e. Hood is represented Is being ;y-
ranieai in the extreme His mrn diD~d for
two days on corn and water with an OCCASION
al addition of some pumpkins s,ol,n by the
way. lie suffers by deser:ion of these pco-
pie who say he intended moving southwark
but was prevented by the threats Of his SOL
diers to desert if he did not give them the
promised harvest in East Tennessee. He
will likely be bacged Sherman is pursuing,
Gen. Gross fankng and General Thomas is
ahead.
Chicago, Nor. THE Journal says:
Yesterday kilograms were received announc-
ing the coming ola large number of Bush
whackers. Col. Sweet. commanding Camp
Douglas, was communicated with and orders
were Immediately issued for arresting the dos.
peradoes on their arrival The fact soon
leaked out and the faithful found means to
apprise their friends. The Busbwhnckers
left the train at the city limits and scattered
in the city in various directions The militia
ry and police are constantly securing tho city
and have succeeded in picking up hundreds
Of them A propeller having on board nearly
one hundred suspicious characters arrived this
morning from Canada. The military and no.
lice are after them and all will be captured
Sweet has proof of plan of the rebel con-
spirators to release the rebel prisoners aud
burn the city. Camp Douglas was to have
Uct't uIdCNCu VII tNO SiucS CO-WOTTOW night.
the prisoners released and the city pilaged
and burnt. The police made raid early this
morning on the Donelson House, Canal
street, and captured forty Bushwhackers,
who had been tracked there. All were
armed to the teeth. A mounted patrol of
five hundred men has been organized by the
citizens for the protection of the city, which
will be on duty all night. There is enough
military force here to prevent an outbreak.
Hancock, agent Of the New York line of
propellers, received dipatch to-day stating
the Canadian steamer Georgia. fitted ont az
pirate, is on Lake Huron.
Nev York. Noe. THE Commercial.
Washington dispatch says Californian off.
Gals. express fears that the secession refugees
in Mexico will endeavor TO expel the Ameri-
can Minister from Sonora ana excite tumult
between the two countries.
The Richmond Dnqmirer of the Sd aunoun.
ccd the capture of Plymouth, North Carolina.
by or gunbOats after three hours fighting.
The forts being passed all the guns were dis
mantlcd, and the rebels evacuated under n
heavy fire.
The express train from Dunkirk to New
York, was thrown down an embankment 40
feet by the displacement of a switch. The
engineer was seriously hurt. also forty others
injured. A number who were dangerously
wounded werc under the debris could be-
seen but could not yet be recovered.
Baltimore, Noe 9.-This city gives 200
majority for Lincoln. The State has nm. !
doubtedly gone for Lincoln by considerable
majority. The Unionists have a majority in |
the House; the Senate doubtful. The |
Union majority in The State is 1000,
Cincinnati, Nov 9.-The news from Penn. |
sylvania is to the effect that the State has !
given 10000 majority for Lincoln without |
the soldiers vote.
The Bulletin estimates the Union MAORI
~ in the State at from 10000 to $4,000 on |
the home vote.
Lincoln's majority in Allegheny county is
1000. Armstrong county 20 Union ma
jority.
C1erelasd, o.. Nor. Oh Returns indicate
an increased Union majority over October of
about 10000 to $4,000.
Mer York. Nor. 9.-The following was
:eceived by the CITY Of BALTIMORE from
Hong Kong with advices 10 Sept. 10: |
A fleet OF three ships mounting 1874 guns,
three French chips, five Dutch ships arc
ready to leave for Japan. A merchant shin
had been chartered to carry the United States
flag in the action by the American Miuister.
in order to be represented The object il to
force the opening Of the inland sea According
to the treaty.
The Hersids Fortress Monroe disp,tch
says the pirate TsiiaASsse was fred into bv
hve ships af one time. a she ran into vii.
mingtou- Five fast vess~ls are in pursuit of
her,
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