Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-13

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| Ia Western Texas planters, farmers aud
freedmen are generally making contracts Tor
the next year, satisfactory TO both parties. ia
central Texas prospects are not so good. Pan
tiers are discouraged. Gen. Gregory is making
a tour addressing tho freedmen with view to
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tho mail service throughout Texas. 1t takes
seventeen days to get letters from Houston to
New Orleans, which can be travelled in four
days.
| lion. John Ray, member Of Congress from
Louisiana, writing on the 9th of December
from Washington says he is satisfied the Pres.
dents reconstruction policy will be abandoned
or not carried out at present by the admission
Of Southern members early this month.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Assistant Secretary
Chandler and Hon. Harvey Matterson, Of Ten.
nessce, have been sent on a special mission
among the Treasury and cotton agents in tho
Southern States to investigate many charges Of
fraud and corruption.
WAsnISaroN, Dec. 3o.-lt appears from
official announcement that the people Of North
nance Of secession, by vote Of l0,907 against
l947. 2,527 votes were cast to ratfy the ordi.
nance for prohibiting slavery, and 1866 to
repeal it.
| CnicAGo, Dec 30.-A special dispatch says
the bill to revive the grade Of General, which
| was introduced in the House by Washburnc,
Of Illinois, was prepared with the knowledge
and concurrence Of General Grant.
French Withdrawal from Mexico.
| New York, Dec Washington special
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act meaning OF reiterated rumors concerning
the withdrawal Of tho French troops, will be
| likely to receive official confirmation in few
days. When these rumors first appeared they
were direct from Franco. There was condi.
ton attending the withdrawal and that condition
with tho assurance from this Government to
Napoleon that his empire and Emperor in Mex.
leo should not be disturbed. Report says tho
pledge has been given by our Government that
no interference would be allowed and the rea.
son of the administration guaranteeing non in.
reference is no doubt the result Of the belief
that the Liberals will be able to make short
work OF Macmillan whom once tho French
bayoncts arc withdrawn, but We should not be
too sure Of this. Macmillan will still have q
good number Of Austrian and Belgian troops
to fall back upon. Besides these, he has q
contingent Of 1000 to draw upon yearly for
several years to como. With these no may
the United States pursuing a handsoT policy
be able to establish his sway. II he does
there will be no other course but to recognize
him. The Government is committed in its di.
plomatc correspondence to this recognition
when it is shown that tho Mexican peopc have
accepted tho new order Of things, and Napo.
Icon counts confidently on rccognit ion taking
place.
| Tornado In Tennessee.
| NASHVILLE, Doc. 3O.-Thc latest informa.
ton from Pulaski, states that the loss Of life
and property, is less than first reported, only
one white lady and one negro woman being
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injured. The tornado struck the southwestern
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