Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-17

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TIL reorganization o, No-,h C4ro'ins- and
s,ron-el " w Holden. EDITOR 4 ihs
Ral-igh Sfas3ard. Militry Governor.
With power TO call a convention for the
a,a.ndmen Of thu State Constitution.
Admiral Buchanan OF the r-bel navy,
surrender. hirns.lf at Mobile. Nav 2Oth.
VIM. NJ. Walker has he-s appointed one
OF the ten revenue AZ nts authorized by q
recent act of Congress. and is assigned to
the Pacific Coast.
Ap,,ai.smens OF Divisses Commanders.
.Ncw York. May 3O.-Thr HeralTs spr-
cal saws: The Generals of the regular
army are assigned as follows:
Hallerk 10 command the Pacific De-
par'mrnt; Sherman, the Military Division
If Mississippi, comprising Ohio, Kentucky,
Trnn sser aud probably Louisiana; Meade
thu. Atlantic States; Shr,idan. the Trans.
Mississippi Department; Thomas, North
Carolina and perhaps other Southern
States. Warren has resigned his commits
sion as Mnjor-Grneral of Volunteers, and
Gen. Logan has received orders to trans.
fer the army OF East Tennessee 10 Louis
vile.
The Times special says: Stanton'is not
going to Berlin. H" intends to resign.
however. 1t will take $50 .OOO, 900 to pay
of the army. The money is ready.
Cobb aud Mallory C"pturcd-Negro Enlist
meMts.
Cincinnati, May 3O.-Howell Cobb and
Mallory passed Chattanooga yesterday for
Knoxville, under general detachment of
Wilson's cavalry. which are daily arriving
at Chattanooga.
The Commercials Frankfort. Ky, dis
patch say hit recruiting is going on brisk
ly among the slaves in Kentucky A few
months more, and negro enlistments will
settle the question for Kentucky, indeprn-
dent OF the Constitutional Amendment.
The Gasctfr's Nashville dispatch says
Gen. Upton has arrived with the archives
of the s ate and So 500 in sp,cie.
Bri.i IN Government TO Indemnify this Coum.
try for Losses by IL. bri Csai ,crs.
Ncw Yosk, May 3l.-rhe Herald an
nounces that the Memorial DipIomatiqMe
OF May 4,h, makes public the important
E,c' that the Government of President
johnson has instructed the American Min
i-tcr at London to require Of tho English
Government prompt decision as to the
indemnitics due the United States for thu
losses caused 10 Federal citizens by cruis.
ers such as the alabama and other vess+ls
constr uctcd and equipped in English ports
since the beginning IF the war. 1t adds,
that this demand has hc-n several times
mode by the United States. Its Justice
has never been conceded by the British
Government, which has based its refusal
upon the opinions given by the law officers
OF the crown. Lincoln has nevertheless
persisted in the demand. renewing it a
short Tina before his death. johnson, far
from abandoning the demand. has rriterat-
I'd it, asserting it with more vigor and en-.
crgy han ever. 1t is thu opinion Of the
Memorial that this QUESTION, which up to
the present time had not seemed srrinus or
pressing. may perhaps cause conflict be-
tween the two nations. The English Cab.
met cannot ignore the accounts, amounting
to many millions sterling, as it seems to 10
certain rhat the Federal Gov. rnment will
not modify the demands at the p int to
which matters have actually arrived. The
Memorial thinks the English Government
will hardly persist in tho negative. which
will b" followed by bad coEsrq uences. hut
make this new sacri6ce to peace. after hav-
ing made 80 many heroic sacrifices to the
same end during the past lev years.
The Madrid Opcaoca Of Nay lat, men
tion- precedent 20 sustain the claim Of
the United States. 1t rays. ~ am Il the
same opinion Of thu Me~Sviai D;r1o~s-
hqss. because apart from ,h~ justice of
Americas demand. thy are ses-r.d By .
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