Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-06-10

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washingsoa special has the io-ovne:
The new R@vrna~ COMMISSIONS. Mr..
Orion. will enter upon his duties on the
first OF July.
Mr. S-ward will give his testimony in
the conspiracy trial next Thursday. He
now directs affairs at the State Depart.
ment.
Fred. Seward to-day was notified Of the
assination of President Lincoln for the
first time.
Gen. Logan has been put in command
Of the Army Of Tennessee.
The elder Blair was called before the
grand jury of Chief Justice Carter's United
States Court and testified as the act of
treason committed by JEFF. Davis. They
agreed to report true bill. This action,
it is understood, is in conformity with the
wishes of the Administration.
Fortress Monroe, Nay 23.-Jeff. Davis
and c. e. Clay are in close confne ment
at this place.
Rebels to be Justly Dealt With.
New York, May 27.-A special to the
Tribune from Washington says: The
Attorney General has made mos: i'm.
portant decision. He affirms that the am-
nesty proclamation was a means only to
secure a specific purpose, which was the
suppression of the rebellion; the rebel
lion being ended the amnesty ended. 1t
does not restore ci'iz' nsl,ip, properly, or
equalize rights. The President Of tho
United States has no power to pardon
except for what is past. Executive elem
ency cannot stretch 10 the future, therefore
the DEGREES Of confscaiion must stand.
The decision will b. given to the public
in few days.
The Tnbune's special dispatch from
Washington says: In the election for the
House of Delegates yesterday, the Dis
unionists swept Virginia SO far as known.
Jen. D~vi. and Brecki"rihge Indicted.
New York, May 23.-The 7s1Iune's
Washington correspondent says, the grand
jury of the District of Columbia, to-day
found bills Of Indictment against JEFF. Da.
Wis and John c. Breckenridge, for high
treason.
Fred Stewards Condition.
Fred. Seward had an unexpected hem
orage which excited renewed anxiety in
regard to his case.
Troops to he Mustered out OF Service.
Washington, May 26.-The following
order has just been issued from the War
Department in relation to mastering out
discharged volunteers
Tho several divisions Of the various
army corps will be kept intact; the COM
handing Generals, Immediately on re
ceipt Of orders directing portion Of said
force 10 be mustered out, will order the
same, ifnot already there, to one of the
following rendezvous:
LIST. The troops of the middle military
department and other armies acting there
in, will rendezvous in the defsnces Of
Washington and land at Harper's Ferry.
I'd. Those of the military department
of the James at Richmond, and old Point
Comfort. Virginia.
Sd. Those Of the department. of N. c.,
will assemble at Newbern and Whining
ton.
4,h. Those in the department Of the
South, at Charleston and Savannah.
5th. Those in the mill a,y division Of
West Mississippi. At Mobile and Vicks.
burg.
9th. Those in the military division Of
Missouri At Little Rock, st. Louis and
and Fort Leavcnworth.
18th. Those in the department Of the
Cumberland, at Nashville, Knoxville and
Memphis.
9Th. Thoae in the depsrtnsst Of Kea-
lucky. II Louisville.
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