Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-10-07

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|snre a too erden askiag prsvaiss -
loyal m<n 20 Fvceses the yrup<ssy es.k9sr
ted by the reh~i Gssesn1ess, sod hy pss-
ting . stop to oil I-gal ruercdsgs issitstsd
against narsonsl Officers for scss doss u IL
performance Of their oikcial dates. llere-
after. while martial hu confinses to psessa
the General announces that any person cos
.ected = lib the institution Of sssiis a this
character. will he stressed. A meeting u
the Board Of Regents Of the Virgins MI
iiary Institute At Lexington vas held on
Thursday last. Gen. Custis Lee non q r.
+. Lee, formerly member Of JEFF Dsvis's
staff. was elected to the Pro6essorship Of
mechanics and civil engineering. Major
Blue, another rebel officer was chosen Pro
fessor Of natural philosophy.
Sr. Lorrs. Sept 27.-lncompletc returns
from Colorado Territory indicate the adop-
ton of the State Constitution BY very
large majority. The clause authorizing no.
gro suffrage is defeated. tra
BUFFALO, Sept. ga boiler exploded
at Pratt h Co.'s rolling mill this morning,
l. linz mkOs,k
others. A section Of boiler weighing half
a ton was carried through the building
about three hundred feet. ..n
A special dispatch to the Tribune says
that combinations for the Speakership sre
already forming. Colfax leads, while Ash.
ley Of Ohio, has many friends. Green
Clay Smith Of Kentucky. is urged with
influential pertinacity. while the advocates
of Henry j. Raymond are the most ZEAL
ous, as they bonst Of their ability to swal.
low all their lesser candidates.
Governor Lyon Of Idaho. who has been
detained here to receive instructions in re.
gard to Indian affairs, has been ordered to
make treaty with the Indians Of his super.
intentency, and leaves for his seat Of gov.
eminent tomorrow. The Freedmen's Soci.
ETY. of the Southwest were recently consoli-
dated under the title Of the American
Freedmen's Aid Commission, and will here
after operate through single organi: ation.
This step meets the cordial approval Of the
Freedmen's Bureau. The secretary will be
located in this city. who will he in constant
communication with the Bureau, end
through him oil communications from loyal
organizations and branch societies nsy BY
brought to the attention of the proper
officers OF the Government. or agents Of
the Commission in rebel States. -...
THE SuANEE.-This superb iron steam
frigats on her return from this place an.
chored at Port Townsend. ON Tuesday
evening. The demonstration by the citi-
Gems was such as might be expected In
courtesy to her veteran commander, and
her able officers and dare- devil crew. On
"Wednesday the ladies duly escorted. were
received on board and shown through tho
in,erminable arrangements for taking care
of over two hundred men, whether in
health or sick or wounded. The guns.
some "hundred and twenty. pounders,''
others Of less calebre were ven secured
against sea or tempest. By little 6nesss
the company were together on the hurri-
can deck when acaN to action wa givrn
BY tap Of the drum below. What stir
ring scene was then exhibited. Ii .
twiukline, every man had upon him bic
proper arm. revolver. musket. pike. sabrs.
and al that looked to close aetna Pss-
e~ded however BY unleesing wheeling int
raage aad disehfse a easses-an h ~
eisely see aissse I'D iossy sssss1 fso