Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

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VIZ. II. SEwARD,
See'y Of S&aAe.
New YORK, March l2-1ke Csaa~.
ciafs dispatch says: Il - ssaensosd 1T
Secretary NcCulloeh contemplated the y
sue Of \ new series Of 7:30s under the sss-
piccs of Jay, Cook L Co.
Cry POixr, March l6-To Mr.. Dana.
Assistant Secretary Of War: am just in
receipt of letter from Sherman st Fay
ettcville, dated the 18th. He describes
the army as being in fine and healthy
condition, having met with no serious op.
position. Hardee keeps in bis front q -.
respectful distance. At Columbia he des-
troyed immense arsenals, railroad establish.
ments and 43 cannon. At CheoW he fousd
much machinery and war material, inelsd-
ing % cannon and 5000 barrels of gun.
powder. In Fayetteville he found 20
pieces of artillery and much other material.
lie says nothing about Kilpstrick's defeat
by Hampton; but the officer who brought
this letter says that before daylight on the
morning Of the 10th, Hampton got two bri-
gades into Kilpatrick's headquarters, sur.
prising and capturing all his staff except =
two officers. Fitzpatrick escaped, formed
his men and drove the enemy with great
loss, recapturing about all that he lost p
Hamptou's loss was Sc left dead on the
field. GRANT.
A rebel surgeon who came in this morn
ing and took the oath, says: Sherman's
cavalry was in Troy, N. C., few days
since, that one wing Of his army was NOV
ing on Fayetteville, one on Goldsboro and
the other on Raleigh. Yesterday after
noon the Mayor of Kinston surrendered to 2
our forces. The bridge being burnt pre-.
vented our forces from crossing. Pontoons
were sent up this morning. The enemy
retreatcd rapidly from Kinston to. Goldsbo.
ro. Report says Sherman is in possession
Of Goldsboro and the enemy arc rushing
back to Kinston to prevent our forces from
crossing the Ncusc river at that point The
enemy left 700 dead on the field before
crossing tho river, which we buried and also
left many wounded in our hands. Sham.
rock has gone up the Neuse to Kinston.-
The river is high. Lardncr, Governnent
detective, has arrived from the front, and
states he saw bearer Of dispatches from
Sherman who told him that Sherman was
at Goldsboro ut 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The enemy made charge on our works,
which was repulsed, and We captured tie
10th North Carolina regiment. i,. Au
BUFFALO, March 18.-The news from
Rochester this morning says that The N. ".
Central Railroad bridge was swept away It
II o'clock last night, aud it Is reported thu
several men were drowned with it. The
water in the Arcade buildings is three feet
deep, preventing all ingress o. egress. The
lower part Of the city 10 under wafer
Damages enormous. No communicates
from one part of the city to another. There
is no telcgraphic communication with Utica
rs yet. We are informed that the iniu. 3.
rios to the Erie Road extends over dis. +,
lance Of 100 miles, mostly east Of Horaslle. !,
vile and Dunkirk. The Lake Shore rod
is but slightly damaged. gf,s,.m ~,
SYRACUSE, March 18.-The low lands
in the fourth ward again overlooked. TIE !,
Easements and cellars are dsluged, and
much suffering exists among the peopls.-, !.
A small river is rushing through Mulberry
and Onondaga streets. A slide occurred
on the Binghampton Railroad near Witney.
Point, demolishing the track between TIL
" and Preble; and the culvert at Apaliav
has caved in, which tends 70 The eoapls1s
disablement Of this road. Intsrruptioa 10
Oswego occurred ct Nine Mile Creek by
the destruction Of the bridge; but . tsnpo
nary structure has been inprovissd, - III
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