Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-07-22

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firm in his d,-cision. IL IS reported that
Mrs Sgrrstt has written a statement CT
confession. which has been given to her
spiritual advisers.
Steamer Mersvian Destroyed BY FIR.
Capt. Acton Of the .Nordrian gives the
following statement to the associated Press:
A boa. at Cape Race reported the steamer
Fillmore. belonging to ID. A. Stewart,
arrived at St. Johns OH Friday with forty
passengers and tic crew Of the steamer
.Morarian, taken from the burning wreck
on the banks of New Foundland. The
Morarian. "a led from Flushing for New
York, with German emigrants on board.
Before they reached the vessel all the boats
had put off with passengers and crew, but
none OF them had been heard of. as far as
Captain Acton could learn. There were
upward of four hundred passengers on
board when the vessel sailed.
Mexican News.
Cairo, June 29-Arrival from New
Orleans brings Matamoras dates to June
18th. The defeat Of Negrete after his
unsuccessful attempt on Matamoras is con-
firmed. He suffered loss Of 700 killed
and 1000 prisoners.
The Matamoras Commerce asserts tina.
Juarcz is buying up all the old arms in the
United States. There are plenty Of goods
at Matamoras waiting a market.
The Commerce reports that the express
idcnt of the Republic Of Mexico was CON-
PEELED to fly to Paso del Norte. escorted by
Corvassalles QueSda, with some cavalry.
on the approach Of the Troops under Gen.
Aymard. who occupied chihuahua
Twelve or fifteen men recently broke
into the State Treasury building at Aus
tin. Texas, and broke open the safes rob.
bing them of thirteen thousand dollars in
gold and leaving the silver. They were
unable to &c. into the vault where
most ofthe treasure WINS kept.
The New Orleans Times denies the re-
port that the cholera or yellew fever has
appeared in that city this season.
A loyal meeting was held at Houston.
Texas, June 18th. at which most Of the
prominent men Of the State participated.
A series of resolutions OF the most loyal
character were drawn up and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
Carlo, June, 2S.-A Vera Cruz letter of
Jure LIST. states that the rebels still con-
time to flock to Mexico. No doubt Gwin
will get his project through. 1t is
thought it only awaits the signature Of
Mexico to become law. He goes out as
Director General Of emigration for the
States Of Sonora. chihuahua, Durango and
Tamaulipas. with extraordinary powers and
500 French troops to hack him. The EN-.
igra:ion is to be strictly Southern. TO-.
900 Confederates are to BIZ armed and
paid by the Emperor, but kept in the
above mentioned States as protection to
emigrants. n
Captain Page and the officers Of the
StomewaN. have gone to Mexico 10 offer
their services to the Empire and pursuade
the Government to purchase the ram
StonemuN. Tho French Admiral goes
with them for the same purpose. He dc.
clarpe that with the ram hs can defend the
Mexican coast sgaiust the whole Amsri-
can navy.
Execution q ~ Assasua~atss~ Csasparasers.
Warrington. jelly The condemned
conspirators sentenced BY the Military
Commits sion to be hanged. were executed
to-day. On petition Of Mrs. Mary Surait.
through her COUNSEL. Msssrs. Aiken and
Cl~m-ti. Judge Wilder OF the L. s. Su-
premc Court ot this District. issued writ
Of Aahess oorpss to Gen. Hancock. con-
masding him to produce in court this
morning At 10 o'elnek pr~ciscly the body
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