Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-21
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The Mobile 7SsSss~ learns tkss % tie
i0th. q party OF Yankee rzidsss. ssnh-s-
in. 500 rach<d w--s rssc,eosia and
were embarked on laaneh~-. Thy des-
troyed s-v-ral fssrs-s. but did no other
damage. The pirate Cap. S-mmes met
with IN enthusiastic rcepsion At Mobile.
The Richmond papers Of the 9Th say
that violent tornado passed over Middle
Alabama on the 9th. killing Is persona,
Scmolishing q large rumber Of hous-s,
aud destroying the Railroad bridge Of
Montgomery on the West Point Railroad,
20 miles east Of Montgomery.
.Ne,c YORK., Jan. 8.-1'he new Cover
nor Mayrath Of South Carolina, has is
sued proclamation calling on all the free
white men, between the agcs Of l6 and
co to come to the defence of Charleston,
willingly if they will, but iorcibly If nee
cssary.
A majority of the North Carolina Leg
islature, On the resolution to initiate reso-
lutions for an honorable peace, report that,
while every effort is being made to
strengthen our armies, they should be ne
companied by some manifestations of an
effort to secure an honorable peace. Com
inissioners having heretofore been refused
by the Government OF the United States
on the ground that it would be recosni.
ton of the Confederate Government, this
objection is sought to be removed in the
resolutions by appointing commissioners
on the part of the States, whose civil ex-
istencc has never been denied. These
commissioners are not to have power from
the States. but only to be- rendered by the
President for peace conference.
The Times correspondent says: The
investigation Of the mine explosion before
Petersburg has co>rd. and the verdict
will show divided responsibility. falling
upon Burnside and the General who led
the assault. Nor does Gen. Grant hold
himself entirely blameless, especially in
permitting the selection of the officer who
led the assault to b. made by lot.
The Tribxne's army of the James cor
respondrncc. Of the Sd, says: MIR. Pol
lard, Of the Richmond Examiner, captur-
ed some eight months since, has gone to
Richmond to exchange himself for MIR.
Richardson, the correspondent of the Til
bmnr, captured Is months since.
Cincinnati, Jan. 9.-The Commemorate
correspondent estimates that Hood took
across the Tennessee from $4,000 to 2S.-
600 men. Forrest abandoned about $50
wagons on the north side on Friday. Ly-
on, with 500 men, passed through Nc
Minvillr, capturing a company Of Tennes-
see cavalry. He crossed the Chattanooga
railroad below Tullahona and tore up
few rails. on his way to join Forrest at
Rossvillc.
New York. jan. s.-The Times spe-
cial says: 1t is rnmorrd that Sherman
he's communicated to the President that
the Georgia State authorities have applied
to come back into the Union, and that
Secretary Stanton's visit to Savannah is
doubtless in connection with this subject.
Louisville. Jan. Taylor rebel forces
occupied Derensboro. Kentucky, till the
9th, conscripting citizens and firing upon
steamers when they left. ...., -.
The New Albany, (Ind.) Ledger. says
guerrillas have possession of Greensboro.
Hayesville, Cloverport, and Andersonville.
Kentucky. The Lebanon train was cap
.ured by band Of marauding guerrillas.
near Lebanon Junction yesterday. The
passengers were robbed and the cars burn
ed. The rebels brutally murdered four
discharged soldiers Of the 18th Kentucky
regiment. Taylor has established his
headquarters at Hawesville. and the citi.
gems are fleeing across the Ohio river to
avoid conscription. f..s-.tf -. b..
Washi.gsos, Jan. Sit is known that
q bin is pending in the Hsuse Of Repre-
sentatives for the reconstruction Of the
States. the governments Of which have
been subverted or ovesthrown BY the ~
belliou. thu establishing rule applicable
to thssn. .-
Ne,e York. Jan. THE Codes Rsle.
from Greytown on the 30th. has arrived
this evening. Col. Baby and party. Of
the Rsssisn Telegraph ~xpeditioa bad
reached 0r~ytovn in safety. q rssse 10
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