Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-02-11

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n~g'siaiisns are expected Ia o,hsr quarters.
TO begin. perhaps BY proclamation Of Gov
erposs a Georgia and North Csroliss. Il
is s,as,d ,hst il was part al the object Of
Sian,on's visit 20 Savannah to advis- Shsr-
man that if the rrbe's shsu'd propose terms
Of perez, h. should hold himself in readi.
hess. in behalf Of his Government, to &C
crpt.
.Nc~ York. Jaw. 3O.-The Worlds spe-
cial dispatch mentions the beginning Of
new campaign by Sherman which will be
brief bu, grand. 1t says: The attain
ment of the Ultimate object of their attrn-
ton will create for them more prestige end
glory than the capture of hundred ordina-
~ cities. Every available soldier in
Sherman's army has left Savannah, Beau
fort and Port Royal. The destination is
still a mystery to the enemy. No matter
where they may now be treading. eventu-
ally they will be seen in the vicinity Of
Charleston.
The HcralTs Fort Fisher correspon-
| dent says the total casualties in Terry's
army in the fight at Fisher was COL. Of
these, IL officers and II men were killed,
20 officers ana 472 men wounded, and 90
missing.
Richmond papers say the hatred Of jeff.
Davis among his own people grows more
bitter daily. 1t is admitted that his hu-
initiation was design of Congressional &C.
ton in placing another at the head Of his
armies.
AUnion raiding party has gone up from
Showan. N. G., in the direction Of Weldon,
said to number from 5000 10 10000 men,
including cavalry and infantry.
Washington, Jan. 30.-John Il. Nc
Bride, Member of Congress from Oregon.
has been appointed Chief Justice of Idaho
Territory.
Prof. Henry states that the partial burn
ing of tho Smithsonian building will nos in
terrnpt the regular active operations Of the
institute.
Portland, Me-, Jan. 27.-Thc H'herni-
an, from Liverpool has arrived. Histori-
Gus, the we'll known legal writer in the
Times, publishes long letter denouncing
the instructions Of Benjamin to tho rebel
Secretary Of the Navy as to the treatment
of neutral vessels by rebel cruisers. He
hopes that whatever else these instructions
may accomplish, they will at least secure
this, that no Confederate cruiser shall over
again hail from an English port. 1t IL
stated that the British Government has
officially announced its accession to the
International Sanitary Association Of Gem
eva, for securing better treatment OF the
sick and wounded in war.
New York, Jan. 3l.-The Times Paris
letter says: The secession papers are try
ing to create m excitement over the the
Mexican resolutions of Henry Winter Da-
Wis, but the late successes Of the Federal
arms have modified their tone. All show
that they desire Seward to remain in Office
carry out his policy Of intervention.
The Worlds special dispatch says:
Notwithstanding the assertions Of the
Richmond papers to the contrary, Gen.
Singleton did not leave that city until Sat-
urday last. and arrived here to-day. This
evening he was in consultation with the
President. lie mainly confirms Blair's
story that the rebel leaders are not at pres.
ent prepared to negotiate on the basis OF
submission to the Union.
Roanoke Island, Jan. 26.-We learn
that large number Of Union prisoners
have been brought from Georgia to Sails
bury, North Carolina. to prevent their cap
ture by Sherman. 1t Is said that the reb-
els are becoming more inhuman in their
treatment Of our men. Starvation 10 on
the increase. tho deaths amounting to up.
wards Of fifty daily.
Cs;vo, Jas. 30.-The M1esalia from
New Orleans On the eltb. reports Ill quiet
On the river. A steamer I'D arrived ct
New Orleans from Mobile Bay. bringing
| 4 rumor Of the evacuation At Mobile. Ihs
report was received from The Aae-sAiP On