Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-14

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Walker. FIRST rebel Secretary Of War. 10
very .e'iv- in pressing his claims for par
,ion. He had an in interview with the
Pr-sid~n, to-day.
The Office Of Provost Marshal Of Fairfax
county. Va, opposite Washington, has
been abolished for the fr-t time since the
evacuation of Manassas BY the rebels.
Eastern Trade.
Nr,O York, Oct. 4.-Genrral trade con.
tnucs active and the m,rkets are bnoyant
and firm with strong speculative feeling
in cotton goods and provisions Of all kinds.
Pork is again in the ascendaucy scale
with prospects Of still further advance.
Beef is also active and in better request at
good prices. California orders for pro-
visions cannot be filed without great diff
Gully. The market is bare Of provisions.
Europe takes all we can supply. with con-
tracts made up to January. Breadstufs
are firmer with al increased demand from
England. Winter wheat is scarce and
wanted. Hides arr moderately active at
good prices with very large stock on
hand. Woot is - better request wi h
heavy sales. California being held at IS
IA AZ. The importations OF foreign goods
are unusually large. holders asking very
full prices.
Moro Parsions.
A special dispatch to the World dated
Washington, Oct. 4th says that the Freed
mems Bureau has recently restored large
amounts Of property 10 persons residing
in the adjoining counties Of Virginia. which
had previously been held BY the Bureau.
Numerous applications continue to be
made for the restoration of property.
The Times snys we have ascrrtained on
official au'hority the number of pardons up
to and including The warrants this day. is
3.GjS. The most notable Of those lately
p.rdor-d is l.. p. Walker, frs, rebel Sec.
rotary of War. who gave orders to fire on
Fort Sumter. 1t is proper to stote that
Cabinet Ministers have declined to recon.
mend tho pardon Of excepted classes
those coming under the 18th exception
and the Twenty Thousand Dollar clause.
The Secretary of War has before him
communication, signed By prominent Sem
ators aud Representatives in Congress from
al the States, earnestly protesting against
the mastering out of all the twenty-five
regiments of veteran reserves now in SER
vice. They ask that if it is intended to
reduce the ar ny to the consistency Of
peace establishment, the vetrpn forces
now scattered through the country, and
anxious to be mustered out, be disposed
Of first, TINS leaving in the service only
the Regular Army and the Veteran Re-
serves, which combined, amount to fifty.
seven regimrnts; most Of those regiments
nerd recruiting. They also ask that per.
mission be granted to tn" Veteran Reserves
10 recruit their regiments up to the full
number. 1t is urged as one Of the Yes-
sons FIR retaining these troops that most
Of them received during the late war such
bodily injuries as unfit them for ordinary
business voca,ions. and as they promptly
volunteered to put down the rebel
lion Al its commencement. they should be
retained IN the service. Secr~tary STAN
ton holds the matter under advi.ement,
aud will consult General Grant IN his re-
turn t"ihe city.
Th- HeraIfs Dispatch says 10 regard to
Freedmen AGairs, ono Of the Assistant
Commissioners. vho hss juas completed
tour through w~ss.sn Alabama. rePosss
The negrues ere in he main isdsstr.usiy
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