Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-18

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Qzi,e panic prevail, ,msn- the Besross
since the announcement thai the. vere 10
be csescrlfaed To hshi IN the ret<l army.
The rebels are a"w -'bl,ling them up, and
they are terribly excited Strong e'nhi-
nations exist among conservative slavehold-
err 10 resist the measure, SINE of whom
arc arming their slaves in order tina, they
may be able to resist the rebel authorities,
and thus retain their servants, who exhibit
. readiness to fight for their masters and
homes, rather than for the Confederacy.
Great numbers of negroes are constantly
fockiug to Sherman.
The Richmond SenGnel says that Sher-
mans opportunity to establish a military
reputation has flown, and We will soon hear
of bis discontinue and dislodgment.
The Commercial says: \ letter from an
officer on board the Niagara, dated Ferral,
Spain, February 18th, states that the rebel
ram Stonewall was lying close to that place.
The Spauiards allowed her to make limited
repairs. The commander had asked per.
mission to leave her in port while he went
to Paris and annul the contract and throw
her into the hands of the former owners.
The officers of the Niagara we're eager to
engage her.
New yonx March 1O-Tbe 7yms,,
Charleston corresnondent saws: The armv
wh;ch Rsaurcyard tool from Columh;.
"nor Shcrm,n;s entrance ;nto tho c;tv nmr
hsrca OO0 mon which 10 tbo nuciens of
tho forc. Con lbs Jobnson has in Shor.
,"or,s front Resides .h;s y mort ~ Hor.
doo's ,rr,v from M r,ost.,n r,,, hove ~n.
~ Nth G.n Johnson Tho T;,.o.; I'LL
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make anv serious opposition.
Frank Soule has been Amounted Internal
Revenue Collector for the First District of
California, vice Caleb f: Fay.
"AsIiiN"ToS, March io'-ahe Senate
has confirmed the nomination OF Ex-Sc
tor John L. Hale as Minister to Spain.
NEW YORK, March lO.-The CONNER.
e'dFs Hatcher Hun correspondent under
date OF the 9th says: The roads having be-
come pa.ssab!e, an advance toward the rail
road Is hourly expected. NO orders have
yet been issued.
=, NEW ORLEANS, March "a train on
the Opalousas railroad bringing the 3"d
ILLINOIS regiment from Terra Bonnie, when
four miles from the city yesterday, run over
horse throwing eleven cars 'oft the track
into the bay killing ten aud seriously
woundins thirty several OF whom will prob
ably die:
Inc 1r'o""es special says: Ex-Scna-
tor Wilkinson, OF Minnesota, is expected to
succeed Commissioner Dole in the charge
OF the Indian Bureau.
Admiral fortcrs testimony is said to be
damaging General Banks lied river cxpe'
dition.
Secretary McCulloch has determined to