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


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There Vas . sepnst rscssily in 6Aauas's
army tha. Bragg vas moving down fssa A.
Tussa. With 10, 900 m~n 70 sessck tie heaiee.
ess in the rear.
Sbouid be be fcolhasdy enouRh 70 do a
he vii be summesaily disposed Il IT, r,h.
el papers have further reiesrsee to he usisa
raid from Tennessee to Southern Virginia
The Richmond E1amiser says it turns ost
to be an extensive and damaging one. Tbs
raiders are reported within eight miles Of
Ssltville. but no account Is yet furnished Of
their having captured the important works
there.
Peace resolutions were recently defeated
in the rebel Senate by A to 20 votes. The
exchange with the rebels of ten thousand
prisoners, which was commenced ON the
Savannah river and subsequently transferred
to Charleston harbor, was completed at the
latter point last Saturday, 18th. A. this work
is now completed, the firing Of our own and
the rebel batteries in Charleston harbor and
vicinity will probably soon b. resumed If it
has not already.
The Richmond D;spatcA saws the situa.
ton in Tennessee is melancholy enough. II
was black dav for the army Of the Teuues.
.ee when Johnston lost his command-Hood
was soon flank4d. beaten and compelled to
abandon Atlanta: he then stepped out Of tho
wav. and asked Sherman to walk through
Georgia. He himself moved IN into Ten.
nessse. where he has now again cot himself
beaten. and This time we fear badly enough.
Tn. Eruminer also saws that the campaign
ba. Concluded disastrously 70, us. We have
M do,,h, of:t
A sn.c;ol ;snatcb to the Tribune. dated
WASHINGTON. 22d. saws Gen. Grant tels.
oranhed thu following: Richmand papers
;n.t in have m official dispatch from WI.
w;no,on. N q. DIST A. m. which savs. Ths
advance If tho enemv's fieet arrived off that
ro;r, dnr;no ths nrev;ou. NIGHT. Over 20
steamers Stem are now assembled. and more are
tol,ow;rr
Mo.I.;u. D.c oo-No oe;c;., renort.
e..n, a. .rn,, a. lac. accounts Csr TSom.
=. w.. =. Coivmh;a an Dncl river nor.
+;or ~, ~ ths rshal .rmv had crossed the river.
and were proceeding southwark. The entire
country around Nabville il filed with de-
ssrt.,s from the rebel army. manv Of whom
are const.ntlv coming in voluntarlev or other
wise Hoods armv Is said bv dessrters and
nr;son.r, 70 he in dcnlorable condition. and
their utter determination is probable. The
weather ia very cod.
Ner York. dec. 22.-The Herald ha. de-.
tails Of Sh,rman's Grand march through Geor.
ola. His armv moved 800 miles. dsvastat-
inc AZ counties. capturing 5000 prisoners,
10000 nerroes. il. 900 horses. and 30 pieces
of artillery. lie lost not gun. Our entire
cs.ualt;ss were ouly about 500 prisoners and
straoolers. 3D) or 200 killed and wounded.
;nclni;nc IN. loss at Fort McAllister:
III. Tc,.,n1;c hv;n~. Havana data n tho