Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-21

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Lowell, Mass. The Official doeu1est in
the case dir~csed.hin to tsrn over bic co.,
mand to the person named BY Lieut. Gea.
Grant rs his temporary successor. Gen.
Ord. lately in charge ef corps, succeed
ed temporarily to the important position.
Washington. Jan. 9.-The Senate in
executive session confirmed the nomination
of Alexander 8. johnson. of New York,
as commissioner Tor the settlement Of the
claims Of the Hudson Bay and Puget
Sound Agricultural Company, vice Daniel
s. Dickinson. declined. The President
has sent a message to Congress asking an
appropriation for ths money to be paid BY
the United States under the treaty with
Belgium for the capitalization Of the
Scheldt dues.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
Jan. 9.-Sevrral desrrters from the rebel
army came in to-day, b. sides large num-
Der Of cnntrabands. All were in a most
wrctched condition. ...... ... '...
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th
SAYS NO man would b. safe in Virginia
who dared to exhibit the least willingness
tore instruct the Union upon the most
favorabl. terms. The people Of this State
have taken Gen. Sherman ut his word and
mean to fight it out lkem-n. They ought
to hing every man, lie he Congressman.
Legisla or, co;nm' n Councilman, Or private
citizen who exhibits The first act towards
submission or reconstruction, aud we be-
lieve they will do it. ,. '......
Port'Ond, Me-, jan. 1.-THE M0rari-
an, from Liverpool. Dec. goth, and Lon
dond,rry, Dec. 80. has arrived. General
|'Dix's order to pursue the rebel raiders in
to Canada created much attention. The
leading English journals hope it will not
be a:ted upol, AZ it might cause trouble.
The papers generally discount.nance the
idea Of being driven into unfriendly rela.
tons with the United States on account
of raiders in Canada. The Times shows
that the rebels could desire nothing better.
The Post thinks that the promptitude
Of thu Canadian Government in its order
to re-ar,est the raiders is substantial testi-
mony to its own good faith, aud will have
a rcassuring effect in Washington and New
York.
Nrr York, ian, 13.-Drtails of the
Onion raid of Col. Robinson from Fort
Barancas. Fla, to Pollard. Ala, shows it
to have been very successful. Tbs rebels
attempted to cheek his advance, but were
badly beaten and lot heavily. ...-t
Gen. Granger, on the 22d ult.. was
within 20 miles of Mobile. His forces
had also met with great success in the OPP
erations from Mobile Bay TO jackson Co..
Miss. ,,. .,., ..',..,.-rs.
The Richmond papers are growing
more hold lately in the denuncixtion Of
jeff. Davis. and in demanding the appoint
ment of Lee to the supreme command Of
the armies. atlf.. .y1tF $50.
Delegates from the Indians in alliance
with the rebels visited Shreveport. La,
on the 18th Dec. for permission to skip
cotton to provide for their necessaries and
to arm Indians in the rebel service.
The Arego. from Port Royal en- the
9th. brings reports Of Importance, # true.
1t is that several counties in Georgia re-
Gently held elections and declared in favor
Of return to the Union BY overwhelming
msjorities. It 10 also reported. that the
people are arming to protect Themselves
from secessionists. Gov. Brown has dis.
banded the Georgia nilitia. who have ~.
turned home.
The Hevelfs Savannah eorsGpoadsnt.
Of the 9th reports sAairs 10 The city =.
quiet and unchanged. Nearly ~ ths t'a.
den az Savannah have taken H. oath al