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

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Mr. York. March lO.-1hs Heysifs
Winchester correspondent eoa6sms the re-
ported victory over Early by Sheridan. aud
says that Sheridan has occupied Stanton
on his march up the valley to that point.
The Richmond papers still cypress the
belief that Or Mt will attack Lees lines
around Richmond as soon a. the ground
will permit. The rebels believe that Grant
has sent nearly all his cavalry from the
armies Of the Potomac and the james to
Shenandoah valley. A meeting to obtain
subscriptions of provisions fer Lees army
was recently held at Danville. In noticing
it the Wig says. Gen. Lees men must b.
fed or we lose ALL The Danville Registev
asserts that it does not enter into Lees
plans to abandon the Capital, unless. 1t
very prudently and somewhat contradic-
torily added, it becomes impossible to hold
the city longer - e -
The 7+ibume's Washington specia!
says: About one huhdred deserters took
the oath to-day and started North. They
say far more are going South than North;
that dissatisfaction is general throughout
the whole army; that Lee rode out through
the rebel camp and promised them more
food and clothing and urged them to stand
by him, but they concluded it wouldn't
pay. During the last thirty days there
have been 1000 deserters received here.
40 of whom are officers. Al .s r .-.r
Warrington, March 9.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of James
Harlan as Secretary of the Interior.
This morning Hon. Hugl, Mccullough
formally entered upon his duties as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. The heads of the
Department waited upon him in body.
and an address Of welcome was made to
him in their behalf, by Judge Lewis. Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. Mr.. Nc
Cullongh responded in an appropriate
speech. IL.
Ne,c Orleans, March Cen. Candy
and staff leave here to-day for the vicinity
of Mobile.
Acting Rear Admiral Thatcher arrived (
yesterday aud assumed command Of the
West Gulf Squadron, rice Commodore
Palmer.
The steamer Arisoxa, fitted up as flag
ship. wa. destroyed by fire 80 miles below
here, Monday night. Five Of the crew
persisted. The Arisona was one of the
finest vessels in the feet, and her lose will
be severely felt.
. -Nem York, liaycA 9.-The Iyibxxe's
special dispatch says: The Government
policy will be to contract rather than to ex-
pand the currency. ...',.,'.
The Heralds correspondent shows that
there are not less than 800 blockade-run-
nrrs laying in the port Of Nassau, whose
occupation is gone. They represent capt.
ital to the amount Of $l3 1000 900.
4 Philadelphia, March IA collision oc-
Cured between the Washington train and
the Owl train on the Trenton railroad, last
were killed and IS OF 80 severely wounded
some fatally. 80 -.
The Bulletin has the following special
dispatch: 49,
Warrington. March IA man named
.Clemmens has been turned over 70 the civil
by the military authorities. upon positive
evidence that he had Ill his plans a.. 7
ranged for tia assassination Of Precedent
Lincoln ON Inauguration day. He i IN
Jail here. '
Cairo, March 6.-The Memphis aad
vieksburg packet Jsmes Wstsss. lsdsa
with 0ovevnmeat freight, lssgs nsabse
u passengeu end o6 eoldlss, s1nk tvvevo
miles below Napo'ess. Ark., - ths oesa-