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

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North. -Four Confederate detectives Who
remained b~hin4 wh~n their government
changed its base. have BEEN arrcsted. The
functions Of the Mayor and police are sus-
pended for the present. and military law
controls the city.
Wxhisg,os. Aprsi s.-A Richmond
letter Of the 9th says: The new state OF
affairs in this city gives general satisfac-
ton to the rebels who seem to show their
goodness. and tender every attention and
information to our soldiers, and on the
soldiers part, they arc kind an courteous.
thus giving the lie to the false report of
the rebel papers.
The Wig gives the particulars Of the
evacuation, which has been going on for
months. but the people were blinded and
refused to believe the removal meant evac-
uation, as all declared that the measures
were only precautionary.
Report Of Gen. wr,shs-Isi' Battles with
Dleadc's Hcadquarfers, April 6.-To
Grant AT daylight this morning, I
moved the I'd, 9Th ana 9th corps along
the railroad in tho direction of Amelia Court
House. After moving toward Farming.
vile, the I'd and 9Th corps was changed
from northernly to the northwest direc-
ton, the I'd corps moving on Danvills,
and the 9Th corps heretofore in the center
moving on Deaconville. The 9Th corps
moving by the left flank took possession on
the left of the second. 1t was understood
the operations would be on the extreme
left. The changes were promptly made,
and the corps soon became engaged with
the cncmy's rear at Deaconvillc, driving
him by the right across Sailors Creek to
the Appomatox. The 9th corps made =
long march, but its position prevented its
striking the enemy's column before the
latter had passed. In conjunction with
tho I'd corps on the right. and the cavalry
on the left, attacked and routed the enc
my, capturing many prisoners. among
whom are Gems. Ewcll and Gusts Lee.
Headqxarfers. Second Corps. april 0.
In pursuance of the instructions Of this
morning from Gen. Meade. moved from
Jenkinsville by the shortest practicable
road to the left of Deaconvillo with the
object Of the rctaking Of the position on
the left of the Second Corps, striking the
road running from Deaconville to Burke's
Station.
On arriving at difficult creek, l found
that the enemy had formed his line on
the opposite side, where we checked and
drove him to point at distant Of half
a mile. In the first attack portion Of
tho cavalry opened on the right flank,
and in the subsequent attack the mass Of
the cavalry opened on the left Of the enc
my. The result has been complete sue.
cess. The combined forces captured fivs
General officers and q large number
of prisoners. shall 20 into camp about
two miles beyond this point. and await in.
structsons. WRIGHT.
Peace Making, and No Mistake.
The Herald has information direct from
Richmond, tina: Lincoln Is there actively
engaged In the business Of peace; that
yesterday evening he had . private con-
ference with Judge Campbell, who with
the advice and consent Of JEFF. Davis. re-
mained behind to sse what could be done
in behalf Of his responding associates. 1t
10 also understood that Wednesday 10 fixed
for another interview, At which Weitsel
aud others on our side, and prominent
rebel leaders ON their side. wers 10 bs pres
ent.
Attack ~ MWAele.
Ne~ York, april 6.-The steamer from
New Orleans the Seth, Southwest Pass
| the oath and Kew West the Y9th haa ar.