Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-28

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- the port being eloasd t6e plsce u ~ r
any consequence, and nay fall iste he
enemy's hands.
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the port closed, and says sow for The frse
time We are thrown entirely o. our Own'
resources. Butler could have taken il o.
Christmas day, but be did not beeauss -,
was afraid. 1t would be folly to pretssd.
that the port Of Wilmington was not II
great value to our cause but that it did much
harm is equally clear.
The Secretary of War has directed the
Provost Marshal Of Frederickburg to ~.
lease Mr.. Foote from custody. Il 10 nm.
certain whether he will 90 forward TO-
Washington or return to Richmond.
Resolutions in the Rebel Senate creating
the Office Of Commander-in-C Chief Of oil the.
armies Of the Southern Confedency, end
recommending that Gen. johnson be rein
stated, have been passed. This will, If
carried by both houses, make Lee Comman-
der-in.C Chief Of all the rebel armies. 5.
NEW YORK, Jan 22.-The Richmond
Wig says: That negroes in the prime Of
life will make better soldiers than white;
men Of over fifty. ."Haao -la r.
Gen. Johnston in his late speech ~ Co.
lunbia. South Carolina, says hsis cst If
the service and regretted that ~ could not
serve with the rebel soldiers.
IL. s. FOotc refuses TO- be released and
insists upon trial to ehcw cause fos his ar
rest. Capt. Se,nmes' has reached Rich
mond. .t.t .tai .1if
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Thc HtroHs
correspondent says: A gentleman from
Madison county Virginia, who recently
visited Richmond states that he convemed
with government officers, who told him the
holding Of Richmond for any considerable
time was dispsired Of by Davis and I.se.
The public archives, not necessary for i'm
mediate use were being sent away. Hun
drcds Of families had removed to North
Carolina or Georgia. The city il said to
be in process Of mining. Davis IL deter
mined that Richmond shall not fall into
our hands except rs heap Of ruins.
A singular article appears in the Rich
mond Inquirer Of last Thursday, which
says That after every manly effort, tho
rebels may yet fail, and policy and interest
may incline thcm to submit to the United
States rather than to England, France or
Macmillan. le'Hsa 81.
With their military forces they could
then sweep this continent and thus hide
their shame while America will become
the colossal power Of the world. On tho
other hand. some of tho Richmond editors
in view Of the fact that they have Lost I'll
the seaports Of consequence, make greet
efforts to prove these disasters blessines.--
They say war 10 now their sole object. The.
CONSUMPTION must be vigorously enforced.
and every one that can must serve. ab B.
The Heralds New Orleans dispatch
gives the particulars Of Grierson's late great
raid in Mississippi. 1t confirms the pro.
vious reports Of bis great success. They
marched four hundred miles, lost less than,
one hundred men, captured nix hundssd'
prisoners and brought in thousand Con-
trsbauds and one thousand horses, besidsss
destroying one hundred miles a railroad.
FoRrRRss MoNRoE, Jan. 20.-Ihs'
greater portion Of the larger vessels Of Ross-
ter's feet recently operaGug against Eost'
Fisher have returned, and are now aocAos~
ed in Hamptos RoadA. Orr lroooo ~