Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-25

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white militia. under d. II. Msusy.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Quite seycse
engagement took place At Hatchss's Ruare-
sulting in q considerable advance Of our
lines in that vicinity.
1t is stated that Gen. COunor i assigned
to the command of Denver, with complete
supervision and authority over the overland
route.
Gen. Pope is assigned to the command
of new department including tho depart.
ment of Missouri aud Kansas and the
Northwest. Gen. Curtis is assigned to the
department Of the Northwest, headquarters
at Milwaukee. Gen. Dodge is in command
of the department of Kansas, headquarters
at Lcavenworth.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Thc late fight
ing ut Hatcher's Run, resulted in advance
of five miles on our left, south Of Petersburg
which is to be held.
NEW York, Feb. 15.-Thc army Of tho
Potomac holds its newly acquired ground
on HatcEcr's Run, on which very strong
carthworks have been erected.
NEW York, Feb. 15.-Thc Heralds
correspondent says: There are renewed
indications Of the evacuation Of Richmond.
1t is believed the rebels contemplate con.
centration iu North Carolina.
The Petersburg E<press says the fight
ing On Monday was very severe. The TIM
Der and underground were utterly cut to
pieces by balls and bullets. The ground
was fought over four times, in consequcnce
of the arrival Of reinforccmcnts to either
side. The charge which broke the Yam
kee lines late in the day, is said to have
been ono of the grandcst charges in militia
ry annals. The Yankees lost between
1900 and 1000 killed, wounded and taken
prisoners.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Admiral Tor-
ter has forwarded the following to the Navy
Department:
United States Steamer Monticello, of
Wilmington, N. c. Feb. 13.-I have the
honor to report that / entered Little river,
N. c., on the night Of Feb. 4th, proceeding
eight miles with four boats aud fifty men.
landed at the small town Of All-Sa;n's.
Praise on Little river. The town was
placed under guard without the knowledge
Of tho inhabitants. succeeded in car tur-
ing some soldiers. I held tho place all tho
next day. I discovered aud destroyed
about one hundred thousand dollars worth
Of cotton, and also captured two fats At the
mouth Of tho river, containing % bales Of
cotton, which had been removed from
blockade runner to tighten her. These
wcre brought of, together with some nc
groes. The South Carolina planters and
altthe men who I met, protested to be will.
ing to como back under the old Govern.
ment. Most of them seem tobc loyal men,
only waiting for emancipation from military
rule. On the 9th, sent two boats crews
ashore At Charlotte Inlet, N. c., under the
command of acting Master G. A. Pottie
He surprised and routed rebel force do.
tailed to collect provisions in that country,
capturing six soldiers with arms and equip.
ments, and destroyed the stores gathered
for the army At Fort Anderson. The sol.
diers lately stationed At Charlotte had been
Withdrawn to assist in the defence Of VIII
mington. Ono hundred rebels arc still At
Lockwood Ferry. The woods are full q
desertsrs. W. D. GUSHING,
Lieut.. Commanding.
New YoRk, Feb. 1.-THE Hmss Sey
that II. 8. Foots Wa given the choice q
returning South. going to Bsglasd, q 81
ing 70 Fort Warrcn. The snas papse oys:
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