Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-17


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A petition Wa an circulation ia Mobile
to I're>,dent johnson, for measures to
bring Alabams again into the Union.
The Posts Washington special says
that many leading rebels are expected ut
Washington to-day or Tomorrow under
arrest.
Harris, or Maryland und Guilty.
Ngw YoRx, Jun 2.-The Herdids special
says that Congressman Harris, Of Mary
land, who was on trial for persuadny reb-
els Of Lees army not to take the oath OF
allegiance, was sentenced to three years
Imprisonment and forfeiture Of all civil
rights. The President approved the fluid
inrs but RENTED the sentence.
The Heraid"s special has the following:
1t is believed here that the President is
not in favor Of negro suffrage except in
some modified form, aud under certain
qualifications.
Why HalleoIk comes to California.
New York, June 2.-The Commercials
special says there is much complain. Of
Ilalcck's management in Richmond. 1t
is charged that the rebels are getting into
power under his influence. These charges
together with others, explain his transfer to
California.
Gov. Magrath arrcstcd--.South Carolina u
Suppli0Mt.
New York, June 4.-The HeraWs
Charleston correspondent reports the arrest
of Gov. Magrath, at Columbia, on tho ~,
for high treason. He was taken to Hill
ton Head, and will soon be sent to Wash
inyton for trial. He surrendered quietly
to Lieut.. Breck, who was sent to make the
arrest
Wade Hampton has escaped. His
whereabouts is unknown Before the ar
rest of Magrath, he published a proclama-
ton suspcnding his functions as Governor
of the State, and stating, that as all was
over, it is the duty of the people to forbcar
ausopposition that was hopeless, and to re-
concile themselves to that submission that
the Government of the United States can
impose and which they cannot resist. He
urges them to resume their respective pur-
suits, and said that he was ready to answer
the charges made against him at any time.
Adviccs from New Orleans have report
that some rebel Generpls requested per.
mission Of Candy to be allowed to take 90
900 of their troops across the Rio Grande
into Mexico to the assistance of Juarez.
The rebel General Price had gone to
Galveston. Gems. Buckncr and Brent had
returned to Alexandria, accompanied by
Gen. Heron, who will arrange for the oc.
cupation of the country by the Union arm
les.
Gen. Bailcy's expedition from Mobile
had arrived at Baton Rouge, and was we'll
received by the people along the whole line
of march. No armed bodies were seen,
except few guerrillas.
Two moro Telegraph lines to be put up.
New York, June 5.-The United States
Telegraph Company have contracted with
thoroughly reliable parties to build two
more lines of telegraph from St. Louis
and Chicago to San Francisco. the lines
from the Eastern cities 20 Denver and
from San Francisco to Virginia City to
be finished this autumn and the whole
line to be completed in the autumn fol-
lowing.
Order Rsleaslng Hsrzss.
New York, jane 5.-The following ia
President Johnson's order releasing Har-
ris:
Warrington. May 3l.-In the case Of
Benjamin g. Harris the findings and sen-
fences Oft the Court are beseby and con-
6rmed. Additional evidence and af6ds-
Wits, however. bssring upon the case IA
vorabl- to the accused having b~cn pre-.
scented to aud considered BY me sine. the
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