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

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p~rizlis'. had Ten sent Gu an expidisioa
ay1in.i his br-gher. WHO commands hands a
su-rrilas. Juarez i at Chihaahna with 9
OeD troops. and is said 20 be Terrifying and
deter mined to sand n sirge. At a r-c,.l.,
pubic dinner at Ma,smoras. one o. Maximil-
liau's officers gave as n toast, "Th- Union
of fhe Southern Conf'deracy aud Mexico"
which was received with grca, applause, the
bands playing The Bonnie Blnr Flag"
-Ne1 York. Nor. l2.-Thr appropriations
last session by Congress exceed seven hun
dr',d and ,hir,v-fivc millions Of dolllrs. no:
including int-rrs, on the public debt.
+ A Washington dispatch SAYS Gen. Banks
} it is said will soon take charge Of the Navy
Department. The same correspondent says,
he has reason to believe that the course to be
adopted in reference to The Infringement of
Brazilian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Florida
will be substantially the ansmission of a
dispatch stating that the Government will be
glad to receive and give favorable consider
alton to any proposition Brazil may have to
make.
A letter to the Post mentions several in
stances of similar conduct by Great Britain,
and thinks no trouble can ensue in the F20r-
ida case. "i".pi "'
Lord Lyons is lying very i'll with typhoid
I fever. .'''l H.
The Commercials specials says: The Reb-
Il Commissioners have made proposition to
our Government asking leave to purchase
blankets in the Northern cities for their pris-
oners, paying cotton therefor. The question
is under Amusement. ti ' +. p0.t
= The Post special snys: Richmond papers
Of the 10th are grately excited over I.incoln's
reelection. a. 49,. ,t. u.rieas
Ncw York, Nor. 13.-The Hcyalds spr-
cial dispatch says Banks has been in consul
tation with tho President to-day. 1t is re-
ported in Administration circles that there is
a strong probability Of his being assigned to
the portfolio of Secretary of War. Stanton
is so i'll as to be unable to be at the War De-
partment this week. o' 1905 ...f ,tn1I |
A deputation from Quakers in England,
who came to this country to attend yearly
meetings Of friends in Baltimore and North
Carolina, were refused admission within the
rebel lines. 6 % ,ss'..~..tHJ adl
The Sunday Mercury has what purports to
be q translation from the Bahia papers, rela-
tive to the capture Of he Florida. 1t says
After her capture she was tied to'the WachM.
sets, whose commander at once prepared for
sea. The small guns of the Florida and her
crew were removed to the JVachxsetts. aud
portion of the engine taken away to prevent
her escape. AS she was going out the pco.
pie gathered on tho shores. The bat!crics
were leveled at the vessels, when some of the
men on the IHacAusetts fred their revolvers
at the spectators, which increased the excite
ment. The Mercury says the residence Of tho
American Consul at Bahia was mobbed by
the people, and our minister compelled to put
to sea. having virtually been driven out of
tho empire. The Brazilian authorities were
compelled to call ont the army to suppress
the riot.
Governor Rrown, Of Georgia, in his mes
sage says: am satisfied that large major
ity of the people OF this State disapprove of
Of many acts Of policy of the Confederate Ad-
ministration. We should keep constantly in
view the great principles upon which We en-
tered into this unequal contest, and should re-
buke every encroachment made upon them
by our own Government. We have made
fearful strides, since the war began, towards
centralized government, with unlimited
powers. He advocates State overgein-
ty and the right Of each State to hcgo-
tiate terms of peace. In regard to guerrillas
he says: Bands Of desertcrs from our armies.
and small bodies of cavalry belonging to the
Confederate service are constantly robbing
nd plundering our people. He recommends
the passage Of an &C. declaring all such out
laws. and authorizing citizens whom they may
attempt to rob, to shoot them down or slay
them in any other way in their power. He
favors the use Of negroes In every way except
as soldiers.
In tie rebel House there vas q sharp de-
bate CT Fos.-'s resolution denouncing JEFF.
Davis recommehda,ion Of repeating the ex.
emp,ioa Of editors and newspaper employees
from military service. The resolution vas
faally deferred The Richmond E.gsisrr
proaosne~s the Recommendation Of DAVIS a.