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


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fer i,r.p rtcd to b. sill con inled with stead
mess and severity. Ten Union war vessels
ana 7S transports are reported at Hilton
Head.
1t is reported that the President seriously
contempiatcs the issuing Of another proclaim
alton of amnesty.
LouisriNe, Nor. 7.-Private reliable news,
dated Rome, Ca, 10Th, says: The dcstruc-
ton of the manufacturing mills and other
buildings of value to the enemy was COM
menced yesterday by order of Gen. Corse.
.Ncm York, Nor. 17.-Six torpedo bouts,
similar to the one used by Lieutenant Cush-
ing in destroying the rebel ram .il1ermarie,
have Just been complatcd.
The officers of the pirate Florida have been
taken from Point Lookout and committed to
the Old Capitol Prison.
The rebel committc reports the following
destruction of properly by Sheridan: 80
dwellings,, 40 barns. 81 mills, 3 factories and
furnax We're burned; 100 miles of fencing.
100000 bushels of wheat, $4,000 bushels OF
corn, $4,000 tons of hay were destroyed; ;
27OO head of cattle, same number of horses,
and 1000 hogs were carried off.
Nev York. Nor. l7.-Thc Hera1ds spc-
cial says: The necessity of adopting a fixed
policy in reference to the proposed return of
seeded States is vigorously pressed upon the
Administration by Banks and other Grncr-
ais, who represent that assistance and pro-
tention of Union men in Louisiana, Arkansas
and Georgia, in changing the system of la
b,ur heretofore existing in those States. will
secure not only their return but permanent
adherence to the Union.
Washington, Nor. ia private in Shcr-
man's army, writing to friend, says every
man was then supplied with two pairs of
shooes, and preparations We're made for n six
~ d,y's campaign, but none knew the des.i-
na,ioE.
supply Grants armios with a Thanksgiving
dinner. The Governor of New Hampshire
has authorized that the soldiers from that
State should be furnished with all neeoful
supplies regardless oecxpense.
LouisrHlc, Noe. 10-Intqlligcn deemed
reliable but the authority for which cannot
at present be determined, says that recently.
the rebel General breckenridge, with 10000
men, attacked General Gillem. near Bulls
Gap. and after a desperate fight, defeated
Gillem, with loss Of 400 prisoners. The
number of killed and wounded has not been
ascertained
No invasion Of Kentucky, consequent upon
this reverse, is apprehended, as the military
authorities are quite prepared to meet
any advance of the rebels into this State.
New York; Nop. ;9.-Gcneral Corse
Union commando: at Rome, Ga, on the 10th,
destroyed such bridges as would he of use ia
the enemy, and abandoned the place, for the
purpose of Withdrawing to some more impor-
tant point.
The Heyalds Hilton Head correspondent
says the rebel prisoners taken down from
Fortrcs Monroe by COL Mulf,rd, were the
first to be transferred to the authorities nj
Savannah, which transfer would be concluded
BY the 18th, when Col. Mulf"rd was to com.
mencc receiving released Union prisoners
1t is understood that negotiations are in pro
gress to exchange large number Of prs.
oners in Mississippi. Eight Union officer.
have arrived IA, Hil'on Head, having escaped
from the rebels. They assert previous &C
counts of the inl,uman treatment OF Union
prisoners BY the rebels TO be true.
The Worlds Washington special dispatch
says the French Minister had an Interview
with Seward. in WHICH he ZEN .eed the ole,