Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07

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NEw YoRK, lhc. e5.-Aa exteasive
Ere occurred in the Brooklyn Store hse
night Los, slJO,VOo.
WARRINGTON, Dec. .s.-The aGair 1t
Fort Lyon. CoIorado, in which Cod. Chiv-
ington destroyed large Indian village and
al its inhabitants, 10 70 be made the sab
jcct Of Congressional investigation. Let
tiers received from high official authority in
Colorado say that the Indians we're killed
after surrcndering, and that = large pro-
portion Of them were women and childrcn.
Admiral Porter, under date Of the 18th,
inform the Navy Department Of the dcs-
truction of the blockade runner Petrol,
driven ashore by the gunboats ut New Inlet,
N. G. The Perel was fired on and sunk.
She was finally destroyed by q Northeast
gale. She had on board large cargo OF
ammunition. Porter reports that within
the past fifteen days the feet has captured
and destroyed five and half million dollars
worth of property in blockade runners.
The XeraMs Newborn correspondent
says Gen. Palmcr's expedition from Ply.
mouth, N. c., under COL French, up the
Roanoke river, progressed considerable
distance and had several engagements, do.
feating the enemy on every occasion, driv-
ing them out Of entrcnched positions and
taking q number Of prisoners. The gun
boats were to CO cooperate, but were stopped
by torpedoes.
New York, Dec. 29.-According to
rebel reports our gunboats on the Roanoke
were having poor success. They claim to
have repulscd them several times near Fort
Branch, the last time being on Friday.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 3O.-The latest news
from tho front is, that on Wednesday
the 2Sth, while Thomas was pressing Hood
on the river bank where he was trying to
lay his pontoons, but could make no prog
ress, as our gunboats were Smelling the work.
ing parties, Stcdman was sent to operate
against Hood from below, and reached De.
catur on the oath with large force. There
is rumor this morning that Thomas had
attacked, routed and captured the most Of
Hoods fragmcntary army. The report
needs confirmation, yet it is probably true.
A loyal paper has been established at
Savannah, called the Loyal Georgian.
A dispatch from Washington says an
arrival there brings dates from Savannah
to the 2Sth. At that time heavy firing
was heard in the direction Of Broad river.
It was thought an effort was being made to
intercept Hardee.
European News.
ST. JOINS, Dec. 26.-Thc steamer
Russian, from Liverpool, on the 18th, and
Londonderry on the 10th, has arrived of
Cape Race:
The British Emancipation Society pre-.
scntcd a congratulatory address to Adams,
the American Minister, upon the Lincoln
relation and American adviccs.
Gen. Shcrman's movements in Georgia,
and Hoods movements in Tennessee, are
regarded with the greatest interest.
The London Globe thinks that at no pc
Rod Of the war were greater interests at
stake.
The Times refers to the opening of ne
gotiations in regard to tho American War,
saying it must come to this at last, and tho
sooner the better for America and the
world ut large.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 2s.-Thc Pruss;a
from Liverpool GU the 18th, arrived here
this evening.
Abiding to tho sinking of the Florida,
the London Times says, assuming it TO
have been by design, We are not disposed
to waste much Indignation on tho subject,
as the method Of procuring and equipping
tho Florida WINS such violation of neu-
trality as to deprive the sufferer Of sympa-
thy. Brazil is really the outraged power:
Tho Times predicts that Seward will
make an ample apology.
A blockade runner case has been on
trial in the Court Of Exchequer, on which
the Judge pointed out that al the parties
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