Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22


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rise from their seats. when the chains were
removed They were all now on the
drops. Their hands were fastened pehind
them, and their legs bandaged above and
below the knees. while the caps were being
placed over their he ads. Ashcroft while
being prepared for execution. exclaimed:
"Ge; tlemen. farewell; be warned by the
fate Of the man now before you" One Of
the cl+rgymen standing near exclaimed:
MAY we all meet in the other world"
As soon az the moose was put around each
head. Mrs. Surratt being the last one ad-
justed, section Of the platform on which
they had been standing. suddenly fell, and
the culprits were hangir & several feet from
from the ground. Mrs. Surratt and Payne
scarcely moved muscle. Ashcroft ex-
hbited soma twitching but Harold showed
more nervous sensibility than any Of the
others. The bodies hung until lite was
extinct and were afterwards taken down
for burial, rough cofins being on hand for
that purpose. Arrangements for the exc.
cution were complete. Gen. Hancock
was present through the proceedings, 1t
is said that Payne's statement last night
was in behalf of Mrs. Surratt, exhonorat.
ing her from all completely, and said that
all the other prisoners subscribed to all
affidavit impeaching the the,imony Of i'm.
portant witnesses against her.
Great Fire In san Francisco.
San Francisco, July lS.-The Pacific
warehouse, corner Broadway and Battery.
cnnght fire at 1880 o'clock last night,
and the entire structure was destroyed.
The loss on goods and the building is
$250,OOO.
Foreign News.
The City Of Boston. from Liverpool June
l4'h and Queenstown June 18th has ar
rived.
The English armor plated fleet. on the
invitation Of Napoleon, is to makea tour
around the French coast. The French ar
NOR feet is to do the same around Eng
land. The combined feet will b. at Ply
mouth in the middle Of July.
Lord Brougham, in q speech at BAN
quet given to the Prince of Wales at Fish
monger's Hall. earnestly calls on the Amer
lean Government to use their victory in
mercy as well as in justice and not stain
the scaffold with the blood Of those whom
they 40 recently treated as warriors.
In the House Of Lords. the Earl Of Der
by called attention to Russell's letter with
drawing b-lligerent rights from the Con-
federates before the Federal Government
had chosen to exercise these rights, aud to
Johnson's proclamation denouncing the
penalties Of piracy against vessels visiting
International ports. He protested against
such proceedings and asserted the vessels
could only be regarded As smugglsrs. He
hoped the prisoners in the Federal hands
would be treated - vanquished. not dis
graced enemies.
Russell explained the withdrawal fbel-
ligerent rights. He said he had sought an
explanation Of Johnson's extraordinary
threat Of treating the vessels as pirates,
but could get none. In his opinion, the
threat was merely in teryorem.
The morning Post says the negotiations
between England and Canada ars about to
be satisfactorily concluded. Canada 10 ex-
pected to undertake the whole Of the west
eru defences. 1t will be defended by m
efficient military force. The Imperial gov
eminent will furnish the entire necessary
armament. and guarantee loan to con-
struct an interior railroad.
The Nosifewr Of June 18th publishes .
circular frvm the Minister Of Marine. dated