Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-12-02

ted to practice. No Others have takes
the necessary oath.
A special di patch to Ne Hi1sns ssys
tina, The reb-lk d~feaes1 I'll ~ Unise
candidates in Mothers Alsbeos. Post
II. CURLY. the musdesss sfGen. NsCook.
vas elected sh.sif a Nsdisss sssssv.
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eoald M, take 'h~ oa,A. snA ssy - vhs
es.il wasa Max kssssed nsssess b a.
South. vss -lee'ed u Coserss froa Md
ssu District.
E.< YoyE. Nor. ls.-Tk~ Tas 49,
oial say: Too e+mpasies ct H.aesci's
'osps. s'stios.d ~ Alb nv. v-se d.
tAi h-d "a Bar6ngtoa yess-f .sy. u .
sapp-ei th~v are d--'in~d ts N.;s-.
The Heridrs wa-hia>toa sp-xssl ssv
TIA, Ga Sab sn hes he~. sFr-s-ssS y
the P.>.d-a,. Ax-ns 10 kasas u q.
fre-3mes aai- tree IN fh~ Ch=<kss 81
Cs- r-k.e na,i ns BY sh- rrrsA I.&n
Trea'y.
Lz<r-.c<. Asr- lA-Cd- Graves.
sP-ril lndssn Ar-sa. ssa Cd Dsx,
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ftssn OF rwezty-as- wagua- l&s~red sisA
e Ie~f4rAl i~plsaents anA q qa~sssss sf
goods sad gs---n,- Tor tbs; rsif~. Ahpx,
. 5000 Nsv.tes h-,e .s,--d 10 s<ssl- %
i'rcss rivsr AID Abssdoa sbe.r visd ssvse-
life
The Tr.L~as's special di-p.ses ssys:
b. orler Il tn Secretary of War. she
name o. For kichmo..d. New YsSk hs-
Dor. al lie chsag.d to Fsst W.dsssrsk.
A wA-hingon special says: G-a-
Ste represents the Imp--rial farce n Msta-
;nocas as completely bel-.gar-d. He e.
presses the opinipn that thu Fr~nch viii ~
compelI'-d 10 sur-nder TO the L,bessls
who hold b 'th banks Of the river, and en-
viron them on ali sides. The Lib-raIs
have authrn'ic information that three
weeks ago the Imp rialis:s were reduced
To- "ue-,hird ra'ions. and they arr COM
pl.-ly cut of from Vera Cruz and Tam
picO.
The Times Havana letter of November
9Th. reports that The defeat and capture of
the Republican General Ortega. in Mich
eacan, and the destruction of his whole
army. His troops are divided into three
bodies to capture Morelia. and so they.
were beaten in detail and dispersed, 400
prisoners remaining in the hands Of the
Imprrialist. The Rrpubli an General
Diax, is said to have led tine attack on
Morelia. Though at first successful, he
was finally beaten. The Republican
General Rosalcs was defeated at Amos.
New York. Nop. l6.-The T+ibanes
Fort Smith, Arkansas. correspondent
says the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians
are waping t-rriable persecution against
the colored population. Since the Council
held at III s place the 1ndians are incens.d
because they must submit I" tmancipa.
ton and determined to vent their malice
on the bla ks who have been their slaves.
They abuse them in every way they can,
beating some to death land shooting 9TH
ers. The negroes are coming to this Fort
for protection. ......
New York, Nor. 16.--The JionteSxma
from Kingston. Jamaica, has arrived.
General O'Connor has assumed COM
mand of thu British troops and the Vol
unteers called out by the Governor Cen
eral.
An outbreak was threatened at Browns
vile, arising out of suits Of ejrctment.
Accounts state that disturbance had
broken out in Slac-n's Parish. Troops
wore sent there. and twelve more r-btls
we're hung on tn 4'h of November. The
Generals boat Fupn was under orders fr
Cape Hayden. Volunteers were ordered
out on November Sd. TO suppress rebellion.
The Commercials Washington letter
says the appointment Of General Logan
as Minister to Mexico is believed here. 10
BE- based on the promise that the French
troops shall he Withdrawn from Maximi-
li,n's domnions at the same time that the
United States Army Of Observation shall
b. Withdrawn from the Rio Grande. and
armed emigrants to Mexico will b. dis
continued.
The Government is kept advised On
the subject Of the cholera abroad. The
la'cst dispatchs show that It 10 disappear
ing from Palermo aud spreading ever the
peninsula Of Spain and Portugal. fo
A special dispatch IN the Herald, dated
TORONTO. Oct. 10Th. saya that intense ex-
citemrnt prevailed yesterday. The Gov
srnor placed troops at the disposal Of the
Mayor, who informed him OF probable
early attack on the city, and gave ins:ruc-
ti"ns to take as many prisoners - possible
On Tuesda, night Col. Leary's house was
prlrrd with hrickbats.
To-day's Leader says: Great preps-
raiions have been made-such - posting
troops and patrols. doubling the polies
force. etc.. and says the ho,srs Of the
Royal artillery are continually hsrnsssed
and held in readiness. Many discAafeed
Ameri an soldiers are in the city. and an
at sek nigh, b. looked for.
Tie M.bile R~siss0 SAP: Najos Hast
ms with his colony. will cad fso0 that