Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15

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captured and rarolcd
WAsHINoroN, April 5-The Surreo.
General reports that Seward was thrown
from his carriage this evening. Ills arm
was broken aud his body much br sised-
His case presents no alarming symptoms.
New YORK, April 3.-The Commercial
special from Washington, says intelligence
has been received at Headq uarters, which
says that our adviccs warrant the assurance
that Mobile is in our hands. It's believed
that the war is substantially closed. and
that humanity will induce the enemy to
abandon the contest.
The correspondence Of the Herald saws
Gen. Warren was relieved of his command
OF the 9th corps on Saturday, by order Of
Gen. Sheridan. The cause is generally
understood to be his hardness or refusal TO
obey. Warren and staff hurried to the
rear, stopping but few moments at Grants
headquarters.
New York, April 5th.-The Merchants
Exchange of this city has furnished tho
following: The steamer Harriet ID. Ford.
OF Baltimore, was captured by party Of
rebels at Fairhaven, and went down tho
river on Tuesday afternoon, April 4th.-
She may start down the Chesapeake, and it
is feared will destroy some vessels.
Rebels were supposed to be quietly loca-
ted for the time being, between Smithfeld
and Raleigh. Both Raleigh and Weldon
were being fortified by the rebels, but they
are in doubt us to which place Sherman
will move upon.
PROVIDENCE, April Sat the State
election to-day, James G. Smith was re-
elected Governor without opposition
Thos. "A jerks and Nathan +. Dixon were
reelected to Congress by large maioritcs.
HARTrORD, Conn.,, April 3.-The State
has gone Union by very large majority.
NEW York, April 6.-The Herald.
dispatch dated Russcllville, Ala. March
24th, with tho cavalry column of Thomas
army, under General Nelson, says: Our
forces consist of three divisions and was
soon to be joined by the fourth. Its dcsti.
nation was Selma, Montgomery and Mobile.
The country so far as Travelled contains on.
ly old men, women, children and negroes,
provisions wore plenty. Our foragers
found no difficulty in obtaining supplies.
A few rebels appeared and skirmished with
our advance. This was the only opposi-
ton that we met with. Many rebel dcser.
tcrs have delivered themselves up.
SAN Francisco, April 8.-The Demo-
cratic Press Of this evening, says, upon tho
ola letter from Mazatlan, that
thc French General at that place, has re-
ccivcd copy Of tho decd Of cession from
Macmillan to- Napoleon of the States Of
Sonora, Durango, Sinaloa and Chihauhua,
also that Gwin is one Of the Trustees, and
will return in June, accompanied by Mar.
shall Bazaine, with force sufficient to N.
cifcate the country.
General Ortega, Commander-inr Chief Of
he Mexican forces, has arrived at Santa
Fe. New Mexico, where it is presumed he
will confer with our Government in refer.
snce to Mexico. Juares is offerink very
liberal bounties to American volunteers,
The French have sbandoned the expedi.
lion to Mazatlan, and other places on the
coast. They seem to be going home;
large number left on tho steamer Of l6th
IF March, and Others in transports.
q reat and FSMal Rattle belhso 0lshnnana -
Sunday, Apsal 1aA.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHY Poro-
MAC, April 2.-The outer line Of vosks,
which We have been trying for nesths -
overcome, have 1t last yielded 10 our valss-
ous army. The struggle BY the eseay %