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

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from Liverpool; the goth and q ,een>,awn
the 2lst, has arrived. In the Hons. of
Commons. on the 29'h, Mr. Grifit asked
Lord Palmerston if his attention had been
drawn to the proclamation offering one
hundred thousand dollars FIR the sppr-.
hensiou of jeff. Davis. ard whether the
Minister'S were prepared to make any rep
res-ntntion to tn United s at-s Govern.
ment in refrrrnc. to thu treatment Of
Southern leaders. Palmerstou said that
the only reply he could give was, that
Her Mnjrs'y's Government had 10 intr,-
ton Of attempting any Interference in
the internal affairs of the United States.
The declaration was received with cheers.
The Paris correspondent of the Morn.
ing Herald asserts that the news of the
opening ofrecrui,ing offices for Mexico in
New York created an immrnse sensation
in Paris. The Monitexr RETAINS fion any
allusion to it. The general impression is
that Napoleon will not stand it, and will
direct the French squadron to interrupt
any reinforcement for Juarez.
Ncm Ywk. June Fast day has
been closely observed there was service
held in many OF the churches. and all pa.
crs Of business were closed.
The Herald publishes a series Of rrso-
lutions passrd at Union meeting at
Montgomery, Ala, on the lI,h ulr., az
knowlsdging the res Grafton Of the United
STATES authority, and expr ssing an earnest
desire Of the people to resume their 70 mcr
relations with the Cuion. The resolu-
tions pledged support to the government
in restoring order. and deprecated The as
snssin"tion If President Lincoln. and
hoped for the speedy punishment, of the as
sassin. A letter was addressed to I'r..>i-
dent job son, asking permi.s on for the
assembling OF the l., gisl.turr, TO call u
nance OF, it this course b. not prop'r. TO
ask that Military Governor be ~ pointed.
A committee of persons bearing these r,s-
olutions and accompanying documents,
passed through New York yesterday, on
their way to Washington.
Laying OF the Corner stone Of the AIoru.
mc"t NJ Gettysburg.
Warrington, May 2S.-'rbe corner
stone Of The monument at the Soldiers
National Cemetery. Gettysburg. Pa, will
be laii on the Ali of July next with mill
tary ceremonies. The grafton will be de-
livtred by General o. O. Howard, who
bore h conspicuous part in tho victory of
Gettysburg The late order of the War
Department that in all cases Of sentences
by military tribunals Of imprisonmrn,
during the war, that sentences be remit
ted and prisoner. discharged. applies III
part to citizens arrested before the issuing
If the amnesty proclamation, affrc'i g rrb-
els recently in arms against the United
States authority.
Rebels Arrested.
NEW YORK, June 2.-1he Ifibnnes
Washington dispatch says: Col. W. II.
Taylor, Gen. Lees Adju,ant General, Sur
geon w. J. Moure aud about fifty Conftd.
crate soldiers at present residing ut Nor
folk. Va, were snnmnncd tdappear before
the United States District Court this
morning, vi b u view to testify against Il.
E. Lee aud other prominent officials Oil tho
charge Of treason.
The HeraIds dispatch says: Charles
O'Cpnnor bad applied to the War Depart
ment tor permission to tender Jstier.nn
Davis his professional service in case he Is
arraiued upon the indictment found iu the
District Court. The President has decid-
I'd that OC.mnor's application be gran,ed
Ia TIE end that the constitutional provision
which secures The accused P.-r~ns the
ss.i<sancr Il coonsrl may be- respected.