Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-13

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C..l.,ncl ,o Lieutenant, captured AT Mobile,
arrived to-day.
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fr.rn Tsnica bend IL BAy"u Sara. is oon'-
p!-s~ly inundated for thi,ty-hve miles.
csn<in. great suffering. Many Z" the IN
i,ahitsnts are starving. M"rganzs is ahan-
dmcd in consequence If the flood. The
levee is giving away daily.
l,sek Taylor Wants to Surrender.
The Hcraid's Nashville dispatch Of the
18th says: An officers of Dick Taylors
staff has arrived just now with a flag Of
truce at Canby's headquarters to make
terms for surrender Of himself aud CON-
mand.
The New Orleans papers contain letter
from Hon. A. Burwcll, Of Mississippi, in
which he appeals to the residents Of his
State to t.ke the o 9TH Of allegiance. He
suggests the election Of delegates from
every coun.y to attend convention at
Vicksburg on the first Monday of June.
General War News.
IFashixgto~. May L. Acting-Msstcr
Fitzpatrick commandingthc United State
steamer Syrcn reports to the Navy Depart
mcut. und-r date of April 22d, off Ran
do!ph, Teun., that on the 19:h an expe.
di,ion under command Of Brig ,dirr- Gen.
Osborne, started from Brownsville, in three
columns. one from Randolph, oac by way
"f Hatchie river, and one from Fulton,
Tenn. They returned on the 22d, having
been successfully in capturing several off,
c.rs and mcn. Gen. Shclby's adjutant
was killed. One of the captured was a
fellow who has been passing for Sexton.
He confessed having burned the 81. Paul
and killing one man on board. Gen. o.
horne hung him to cottonwood tree at
Randolph, and his body is still hanging.
Ills proper name VII, Wilcox. The steam
rrs lima Ecertox and Guelph were not
burned by gurrrllas. They came ont Of
Hatchie river safe.
New York, My 3.-The Hrral,rs cor
respondent says: The sixth corps reached
Danville last Thursday, April 9th. max.
ing a march of over u hundred miles in
four DAYS. O., the route and at Danville
a larg amount OF valuable property was
cap. urstl. including r,i!road stock and ma
clinrry stolen at Harper's Ferry. 1t is
expected that the sixth corps will remain
at Danvills some time. Sheridan with
his cavalry got as far as near the Stanton
and Elan rivers. but was ordered 10 re-
turn after the surrender Of General John.
son took place.
New York, May 3.-The Richmond
Wig Of the 25th states that Mos5y took
leave Of his ;nen at Salem. Fauquier coun-
~, telling them to disband and return
home. H. was bound for Texas and did
lot want them to accompany him as they
might put their nccks in the halter. He
then role off with small number Of old
companions. a.Ht .n
The rebel Treasury Notes are quoted ct
% to IS per $1,000 o. souvenirs.
Warrington, May 4.-Gen. Sherman
was at Point Lookout yesterday en- route
to Washington.
The principal portion af the army Of
tho Potomac is already on the march here.
Nev York, May A Jacksonville let
ter says that 1900 Union soldiers, lorna.
" imprisoned At Andrrsouvillc. were trans
ported down the Florida Central Railroad.
On the 2sth. within ten miles of Jackson.
willie, and unennditionally released. Sew.
erA hua,ired entered our lines The same
night. who presented . pitisbls appearance
many bring barrly able to walk.
Ths T+'isse's Washington special say,
that Col Clark. ofthS rehp1 army. recently