Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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fyasd which the eaemy destroyed by blow-
ing them up. previous to the evacuation
The blockade run:...r CyTeae, just frum
Nassau. fell into our hands. Two Others
were expected Ia run in on the 18th.
The houses in the lower part of the city
are completely rildlcd by our shot and shell.
The wealthy portion Of the population have
abscnted themselves from the city, and
now all who remain are the poorer classes,
who are suffering from want Of food.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 18.-Charlcston and
all its possessions fell into our hands this
morning. with about two hundred pieces Of
good artillery and supply of ammunition.
The enemy evacuated all the works last
night.
Major McBcth surrendered the city to
the troops Of Gen. Schimmelfring at nine
this morning, at which time it was occu-
pied by our forces.
Our advance on Edislo, from Bucll's Bay
FASTENED the encniy's retreat
The cotton warehouses, arsenals, quar-
tcrmastcrs stores, railroad bridges, and
ironclads, were burned by the encmy-
Some Of the vessels in the ship yard we're
also burned.
Portland, Me., Feb. 2l.-Thc Nora
.Scotiq from Liverpool on the 9th, and
Queenstown on the 9TH. has arrived.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says: When the French Minister, Count
Mercier, was recalled from Washington,
the Americans were to understand that
no new agent would be accredited until
President Lincoln should have rccog-
nizcd the Empire of Mexico. This rrcog-
milton his not been forthcoming, and there
is no French Minister at Washington.
The writer adds: 1t is believed that Bigc-
low will continue rs United States Charge.
de-Affairs in Paris for some to come.
Porto Rico advices ria Madrid, say that
the party hostile to Spain is again agita.
ing that country; that some poll ical
agents from the United States have been
arrested and expelled by the authorities.
The Austrian Minister of police declared
at setting of tho Finance Committee,
that at the end of February. all the Poles
confined in Austrian towns, would be re-
leased and provided with twenty-five
fourings each, for the expenses Of their
journey out of Aurtria.
The Times observes, that a. there is time
for reflection. there can hardly be doubt
that the hearing Of both the British and
Canadian Governments will convince
Americans that they have no cause for Of
fence, aud that the policy of retaliation
will be as unjust as unwise.
Warrington, Feb. 22.-Thc Navy De.
partment has received information that
Lieut.. VIM. b. Gushing constructed
mock monitor so closely resembling those
vessels that no difference could be detected
at distance of one hundred yards. On
Saturday night, Feb. 18th, at about ten O.
clock, the vessel was taken up to within
about four hundred yards Of Fort Anderson
and set adrift. As there was strong flood
tide. she moved up the river and passed
the fort AZ if under slow steam. At that
time the army had worked about two. thirds
the distance around and in the rear Of the
fort. The rebels, thinking that their COM
munication was about to be cut off by land
and water. escaped by the only avenue
open to them. leaving their guns unspiked
and their magazines unipjured.
The public and many of the private
buildings IN Washington are illuminated
tonight. Every main entrance to the
State Department has The following motto:
a." Peace and good will to all Nations. but
no eotangling alliances and no foreign in
terveation." f
Nes Ysvk, Feb. 26.-The btu to arm
the negroes. which the rebrl House Of Rep
r-seststivrs paased on the 2oth. was inde6.