Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-13

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lanhus. ss rnises dsxf.ns. was taken by
assault afer DARK o. the ls;A- Here we
capture i-soo prissa~sA s. guns. 100.
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orinxnce. essmmisssry and qasrternssssr
stores and d---,r Dyed larg- cotton fsct@ir~:
also the ar -ensl aecouiermt nis. . pistol
factory. a naval foundry. II locomotives.
100 ears. . depot and the machine sheP
aud one Runbosi mounting si1 guns.
New ioaK. Msy 6.--s;vcrnvr Pisrpont
is arranging oil prelimnaries prior to going
into Richn,nd to assuD. control Of tn.
State. lie has been assured by the Prcs-
dent that he will recognize him ~ legal
Governor Of Virginia and will sustain
him.
The Commercials special says: The
Mexican legation is circulating printed
pamphlets containing the forms II emi.
grafton and land bounties given to those
who 60 there.
All tho fort. but four about Washington
are to be disInantIed, their garris"ns with.
drawn and dismissed. Everything apper.
tanning to this extensive branch Of defea,.
sive warfare Is to be put upon general re-
trenchment.
A detour was made to West Point,
which was carried BY storm. The garri.
son, numbering $50 men with four guns,
was captured. The rebel General Tyler
was killed. We destroyed | s locomotives,
20 cars. 9 bridges, 2 largo factories, and
also u large quantity of QnArtermaster's
stores at Griffin, aud Nil bridges an tho
Selma and Montgomery railroad. Macon
was taken without opposition. Here Gene
Howell C'bb, Gustavns w. Smith, Rob-
ertson AID Maj. Col. Mccall, were captnr.
ed. In the assault on Selma, the Second
division char ged over the works in splcn-
did style, carrying everything before them.
Tue enemy's forces were from six to seven
thousand men; the assau!tlng f,rce was
only one thousand two hundred and fifty.
Our loss $50, The ene,nv's "ffieers state
their Toss at between four aud FIVE thousand.
Loss in all, during the expedition, was on
~ $50. A total Of 1870 miles was march
Ell in twenty days.
The Last OF Booth.
WAsu1xaroN, May 5.-The Republican
says: This statement detailing the nysteri-
Gus manner Of finally disposing uf Booths
body are untrue, and says that Gil. Baker
and brother are the only two persons liv-
ing who know what disposition WAY nude
VI it. They are under oath to reveal the
place to M human beng.
New York, May 5.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
says that Harrold's confusion aud tho doc
unlentary evidence found on Booths body,
lasten beyond cavil the plot aud its full
sanction npon jeff Davis aud his Canada
Commissioners. t....f .
Charleston Rebels Jabaiamt-Gevsr~or AIKEN
Arrested.
New YoRx, May 5.-Char al ;ic.
e. Of May lst say Gen. Pottcr's force has
returned from an expedition into the int.
rior of South Carolina, having destroyed
an immense amount Of rebel property
Guerrillas have again become troublesome
in tho southern part Of the State: The
seccssonis:s Of Charleston were wild with
joy on hearing Of the assassination Of r. es-
ident Lincoln. il is said tho women were
actually 80 pr"fano aud sacrilegious ~ to
fall On their faces and express thanks 10
Almighty God for the enormous crime. The
sudden arrest Of ex.Gov. Aiken appears to
bring them to their senses, and tkey imme.
diately became m,re discreet Ia their
conduct. Aiken's arrest aud tho expulsion
Of the oontu'nscioas Episcopal Clergyman,
MasshslI, who rsfu~sd u substisuts .
prayer or The President Of he Uoitsd
States for that which he had boon oiIsrins
fw JEFF Davis. caused much excitesosot
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