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Items Telegrsphed from Wa.hiup,or

The agent for the Associated Press teleprapbs
There Is no Truth In the rumors about Cabinet
changes.
The balance in the Treasury last Monday was
S9,oSS,UO. The receipts from customs for the
TWO weeks ending April o. 1860, were 81 All pal:
ana ior the two corresponding weeks this wear
III SEQ 667, an increase of S29, 426. w.
=, owing TO other engagements, the Secretary of
!he Treasury was unable to open the bids for the
treasury notes until after O'Clock this evening
Lnsse exceeded the amount Of the treasury notes
odered-nsmely, q, sIO OOO-by about siaa Soo
AZ rates ranging from par TO 27-10O premium The
treasury 10 now In good condition. No part Of
the proceeds Of the last weeks loan has vel been
used, or viii be needed for some time 20 come
pas. have nearly squaled al demands upon the
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Spirit of the Niorning Presa

The InteI!igsnesr argues that the Ordinance of
Secession WIS defeated by the Louisiana Conven.
ton and the returns suppressed by secessionists,
and that one fourth of the people did not vote at
all, even II the ordinance was adopted
The Republican says that the only power vested
In the Virginia Convention is the privilege of
submitting to the people ordinance of secession
for their approval rejection and that the people
are much more likely to decide wisely than the
members Of convention overawed by the popu.
lace Of q city.
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No News TO-DAY FROM CHARLksroN UP TO 1
r. Mp to l p m to-day, no dispatch had
been received in this city from Charleston, Of
later date than those to be found under our tele-
graphic head. But single wire is available this
morning, and that had been working very i'm per-
fectly. We trust, however, that ere going to
press we may receive definite news from that
quarter.
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FhssiDEsrIAL APPoTSrxENTs-To-day. the
PRESIDENT made the following appointments, viz.
{. g. r Bawldwin, U. 8. Marshal for the Dis.
tTiot Of Vermont
George Howe, Attorney for the same Dis,rjc,
James c. Aiken, U. =. Marshal for the District
Of Delaware
Edward G. Bradford, Attorney for the same
District.
Jno. A. soodwis, Postmaster, Lowell, Massa-
ehusstfs. 80 -
Eugens L. Morton, Navy Agent at Boston, .
hanachusetts.
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NAVAL VESSELS AT THE NoRToLK NAVY y.Rp
ships OF the Line-Pennsylvania, 12O gun; Co.
lumbus, so guns; Delaware 81
Frigates-United States, 50 guns; Columbia, so;
RaIitan, so. w
sloops- OF. waf-Cumberland q guns German.
town, -; Plymouth, %. a
Brig-Dolphin, guns. r
Screw Frigate-Merrimac.
Revenue Cutters. e. Dobbin; Duane now
being rebuilt. ' ~"
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MR. BucHANAN's HKALTH-It will be yratjfy
Ing TO the friends Of the late President 10 know
that The reports concerning his health that have
occasionally been published have no foundation
In a letter TO friend In this city, dated AT
Wheatland, the 9Th inst, Mr.. Buchanan saws,
bave enjoyed excellent health ever since INV
return to this place, and have not been sick
single minute, Notwithstanding what the papers
says feel ten years younger, though time rolls
apace'' ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-12

TREASURY NoTEs.-A SLIeHr MIsrAKE!-we
perceive that the Baltimore Sun of this morning
has made small mistake, involving a large re-
suit, In the general dispatch" sent last mig b,
from this city. Only one cipher is omitted. This
standing by itself amounts to no:h,ng; but,
added to 49l, 600, makes the considerable sum OF
81 SIC, OOO-the amount Of Treasury notes bid for
IL, as every one believes, 1t is necessary to mind
the p's and as due attention to O's, In financial
matters, is certainly not less important
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BOARDING.

VACANCIES FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
" wife, also two single gentlemen, at 800 st :,
batveen 18th and 18th. ap iO-Sts
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
l. huOr for rent, with without Board. Rent
low. Apply on Eleventh St, Uetwesn c street and
Pa. av., opposite Theater. ap 10 sts
ROOMS WITH BOARD, &C.. CAN BE HAD
H 81 No. 4oS Thltteenth at aPs-eoSt.
ROARD-Pleassu Rooms. with Board can be
- had at NO. Is -Four and-a-haf st.
up saw (Repuhlican.)
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

INSPECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PENITENTIARY.-Messrs.G Geo. 3. Gideon. VIM
Inspectors Of the District Of Columbia Peniten-
tiary.
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NEW SPRING GOODS
PRICES TO SUR THE TIMES,

The subscriber invites the attention Of purchss-
ers to his Iargs and fashionable stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which he Is prepared to sell at the lowest Cash
prices. Call ard examine, at LANES
FsshlonaDIe Hst, Cap, ard Gents Furnisking
Store, 42l Pa. av. Unt&Rep.l apl2-6tso
7 AND WARRANTS.-We have just received
IL Tor sale prime lot Of Land Warrants, Of 100
scres each. .LLOYU& CO., corner OF Seventh and
streets. Washington, D. c., Dealers in L and
Claims against the United States. - !.
FOR kent-A Farm Of 50 acres, noaT the city, and
0 large Brick House IN Aiexsndfla. sp II. ST.
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WAR MOVEMENTS.
Continued Activity at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard-VesseIs Fitting for Sea-

Yard-vesseIs Fitting for Sea.
From our New York exchanges Of yesterday
evening we take the following particulars:
THE CHARTERED FLEET
We gave on Tuesday hsstily-got-up table Of
the chartered feet. The following Is correct as
men in the vessels OF course all hands USUALLY
on board are included merely to show the mum.
Der of extra persons whose services have been
engaged by the Government:
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CoMMIssIoNED.-Mr 5 B. Borroughs has been
comm issioned as Captain Of the Scott Rifles Of
this District, and W. w. Winship as their LIST
Lieutenant
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AN INDIAN bIp.-P. p. Pitchelyn, the we'll
Known Indian Agent, was bidder for ea5o 600
Q, ne Treasury Loan Yesterday, III behalf Of the
Cboehw Indians. .nf =
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By CLEARY GREEN. Auotioneers,
sos Ninth street

By CLEARY & GREEN. Auctioneers
- sos Ninth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
trust, dated the 18th day of March, 1857 and duly
recorded among the land records Of the county OF
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th of April, az
O'Clock p. m, al those pieces Parcele of ground
known and Designated &c Lots numbered thirty
tJur sd AID thrty I've, tS5.D in Square numbered
nve hundred and three. 1857 tOg ether WIN the
improvements thereon, conslsting of q large and
commodlous three story brIck house. with a fine
basement, suitable for 8 store
SAID property 10 located on the south side Of N
u south, betwecn Al and eth ete.
Terms Of sale: $50 20 be psii in cash; and the
baanoe IN s, II and IS months from the day of eale
the deferred payments TO be secured by q deed III
trust on the premises.
III the terms OF sale he not complied with within
i've DAYS from the day Of "a e, the Trustee re-
ritk and cost OF the frst purohaser.
John r. Ennis, Trustee.
epS Ssw&cs CLEARLY 4 GREEN, Aucts.
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REMOVED Mr. James g. French, Of Va, has
been removed from his position of an Examiner
In the Patent Office, (s2, 500 per annum)
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ORANGES, APPLES, POTATOES, &C.
" lJO boxes sweet Oranges. In prime order,
70 bbls. Russett and Baldwin Apples,
20 do. Onions, so hus White Mercer Potatoes.
100 do. FANNY ana Extra Flour,
Received to day on consignment and for sale low
In lots to suit by ID. l.. MORRISON co, cor
of 18th and b SITS, An 10 Str
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THs WELrHEa.-The following report Of the
weather foI the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the smith.
soaisn Institution. The TINE Of observation il
Ghout7 O'Clock.
APRIL ~, 1861.
Burlington, YUM. cloudy, APO, wind Sc
New York, N. Y......... clear, pleasant
Mashington. d. Co.. cloudy, wind E
Richmond, Va. cloudy, 52o.
Petersburg, Va............c cloudy pleasant
Wilmington, N. C........clear, pleasant.
charleston, ). cloudy, 6lo, wind w
augusta, Ga-............ cloudy, cool.
Macon: Ga. ............... cloudy.
Coiumb1s, Ga............. clear.
montgomery, Ala. cloudy, warm.
mobile, Ala. raining, So.
New Orleans, La. 1890. clear, CO.. wind w
barometer at the Smithsonian at IN, (cor-
re:ted Tor teEperature,) S0,1ll; at noon, 3O053
Thermometer at 2 q. M, AS; at noon, $50
Maximum during "a hours, ending q. m. TO-
day, 62H'; minimum Az
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W The new Dundee whalers are being 6tted
up with screws and steam engines.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-On Friday morning, the 18th instant, on
~ Pa. ayenue, between al AND 10th SITS. q II AIR
BRACELET, with a sold oiasp, aud name OF the
owner engraved inside. A Iiberal reward will be
paid to the hrder on returning the same to No. 90
i street. between goth and list SITS 40 II 9t-
qs s, n; 18th instant, it i.s.gPos.6
PIN, containlnE \ colPrsd Photograph of a gentle
man: Tho finer will he llberalv rewarded by
leaving IT F. MILLER'S, corner lsx and ID, or at
4Os n street. between 18th and 18th. sp Ia-2t.
I OsT..Strayed, on Thursday afternoon, April
IL llth, from No. All Pa. ave., a black
setter SLUT, months old, with long harA1T
and whitIsh breast A liberal reward=
Will be paid for her return t. the above address, or
ap lS-StH
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THE EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
FkIDAY........-....... IL, 1861.
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-A GIRL, between Is and 10 years
w OF age, TO tske care Of baby. Apply $50 G,
ar Seventeenth st. IL
WANTED-A ROOM on the Is'ani, the vi
W clnlty of Riley Chapel. suitable for q school.
ADDRESS "MIss Gr,' Post Once ap St
WANTED--G Good TENANTS for seven houses;
" prices ranging from S72 to 500 per snnum.
Apply 10 II. ". LANSDALE, Washington Build
lnEs, corner Seventh ct aud Pa. sv. 8plOs:
WAN TED-Two SALEswOMEN, who have
w experience in the trim mings and mill merry
business. None but such that know the business
thoroughly need apply. M WILLIAM.
WANTED TO PURCHASER HOUSE, con
w ialulng hive or ak rooms conveniently ar
ragged, In a central location. Any having suoh
house and willing to sell O bargain hear of g
Dash customer by applying az No. 35S Eighteenth
81, near h eP lost
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS 70
w Slo,00 worth Of SECONDHAND FURNI
TURE OF ali kinds, for which will guaranty to pay
the highest prices, and, as lsus 81 the shortest no
hce. X. BUCHLY,
Dealer IN Furniture, Stoves. to-,
ocS 40S It'll St. bet. q and east side
WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus Of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cash
and fair prices by Applying at 369 Seventh st
no IL BONTZ & GRIFFITH.
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GIBBg HAIR STORE,
HfPffkE TWgiM a.E. g zr BHKFAlPs cUkLsiWiGt,
notice; Hair Work repelred or exchanged.
'"saas''4 - t.a e 90. si- me S-6m
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

Indiss bcys ssd eiis ssdss thsisehafgs,
which would have bssa ps"nosnesd
ereditable to the youths At say is.saits-
ton in the land. Bot whst esssaes
mosl surpise 10 the rs@oval a Mr..
Wilbur, who had been statinnsd there
By the conference a the u. Z ChsFeA
IT this Etaas and Wsshimetou Territory.
I lssrn that he sddrsesed . noes % NJ.
Kendall, inquisisg vheshsr, in visw 4
this flct. hs could noe rsoais and
preach, and was met With . Refusal.
Such sction 10 this needs explanation,
aud. unless good re.s."s can be given
for it, merits the severest cone,nnst on.
Patterson. the man who shot Cspt.
Stapie-, had al examination an Friday
ssa Saturday Ia: b<Es.e Justice. Ri.-
ley aud Barr. and was bound over in
the Gum OF $1,000 to sprear for trial
At the nexs term of the district court.
II is generally believed that he will
be acquitted. MAJoR.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

B1L1-1ous.-1t has always appeared
IT, us that the silly creature Of the Steil.
accom- Herald wrote at random. In
ether words, that when by chance he
had succeeded in stringing together .
number of words, his object was It
tsined, although they might express
the direct opposite Of what was desired.
We last week assumed that such VA
the case IL orler to defend him from
the charge Of coslescence with the Port.
lxud Adrcrtiser. Instead Of looking
upon the matter 40 y favor, as We Ger.
tsinly expected he would. the silly dol,
wsxes exceedingly angry, aud says ne
DIM, ne good grammar We CANNED
perceive that that has anything to d.
with the controversy, Int We certainly
will not shirk from meeting hin, on
his own "manure hesp," If such 10 biz
desirs. We have read our article since
Ne received the HraLi, and profess oul
mcompetency to find any Rrammstica
impsrfections therein. Will our coten,
pcis.y mske good his assertion b,
pointing them ont! In the meantime
ne NUS, think with the Chronicle tha
our iackadaisicaI' friend has bee
swallowing indigestible quantities q
dose cPpk dsmplirgs. 1hay now, il
NOT that shout tho!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26
"Ths b. inning Of the End"

We received on the eve If c'ing to
rress a communication criticising the
action Of our Superintendent: Of Indian
Affairs in regard TO his removal Of the
employees upon the Sinlcoe Reserva-
ton, without consultation with the
very worthy man in charge of that
Agency. We have also been shown
several Letters from prominent and dis
tinguished members Of the n. E.
Church. detailing what they character
ize as the arrogant and insolent" treat.
mcnt by Mr.. Kendall Of the Rev. Jas.
II. Wilbur aud the Agent in charge.
We have likewise been permitted to
read letter written by the Agent. Mr..
Bancroft, TO friend in Olympia, com.
planning Of his discourteous and nnwar.
rantable assumption Of authority over
the employees upon the Agency.
We had concluded to suspend any
further notice of the Superintendent,
and to wait patiently for practical
manifestation Of his entire untitness for
the position which he obtained by acct
dent, in opposition to the almost uni
versal desire of the Republican party
ard the unanimous opposition Of Chris
tim men who knew him. To this lat
ter opposition may be attributed his
settled purpose of driving from his Su-
perintendency "aU praying men," and
supplying the places Of such men as
Rev. j. II. Wilbur zone of the best and
and most generally revered men on the
Pacific coast, and the best suited for
the office Of superintendent Of instruc-
tion, to make room tor man who now
Glands indicted for fornication and adul-
terry and awaiting trial at our next term
Of court. Mr.. Bancroft says that he
had made arrangements for supplying
the place Of his drunken, licentious sur
ge"n, who was a disgrace to any ser.
vice, and that he applied to Mr.. Ken
dali for permission to discharge him,
"uhich ,ras promptly refused"
As much as we doubted Mr.. Kendall's
qualifications for the office, we were
not prepared to believe that he was so
utterly devoid IF common sense, AID
So destitute of a knowledge Of what
was due to the religious sentiment Of
the country, as to wantonly insult not
only the entire Christian community,
but every man who has left in his heart
the slightest tracings of the impressions
made by the teachings of Christian
mother, or has been taught to respect
and venerate our holy religion.
We will publish next week the COM
nunication alluded to, with such other
facts now in our possession, and which
i'll the meantime may come tc hand.
Our time and space will not permit any
further allusion to the unparalleled out.
rage this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ We tender our sincere thask&
r. the gentlsmsnly officers If the steam
o. ExlerPriss for courtesies best"wsd
upon us during late visit down Sol and.
The Eahrprass is q swift boat, and pos-
seeses hyperion accommodations, bnt
what IL beftsrthsn al, officers " ho know
how to run . steamboat We com.
mend her u thoss desiripg comfort
while travelling
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

ma The Steilacoom Herald says we
"overshot the mark" in abiding to it
few weeks ago. Perhaps we did.
We supposed we had good authority
for saying that the sum Of $500 was
paid for that little "service." Perhaps
$500 Uould be nearer the amount.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

B<T The "Poesy" man says that the
ladies have voted to prohibit the circu-
lation Of the Press. We advise Mr.. p.
to circulate them with press. There's
nothing like keeping on the good side
Of the Ladies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Blakely Esq, formerly Of the Eugene
City (Ogn.,) Herald, has taken the ma
tcrial Of that paper to Walla Walla,
where he proposes to commence the
publication Of a newspaper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

Digest u lie LAW Of Cal;fsssis, 1850 q. ssnis.
iag also The Dee!asstios q Isdspss6soss, Cse-
s,isu,.os Of The Usissi States, AssiaDo - Oss-
Ie1ssasioa, The RssolstiUs q 49,, AsD u
Coesress relative 70 Pse''e tee4s - ~
empusas, Boasty Lasds, Be-, BE-, ~ eaoss-
ose Ssrus. llss pagss: By w. q. Z. Wssd.
q. q. BAacsen / Co, San g'aseisee. loel.
The above valuable work recently t.
sued By this snterprising house, altho'
more particularly designed for Cslifor-
mia, commends itself especially to the
professional and business men Of this
Territory. There is sufficient si,niIAri-
ty in our mode Of procedure to that Of
California to render the copious list of
forms and the rulings Of the Supreme
Court of that State contained in this
volume Of eminent value to the prac,i-
TONER in this Territory. lie will here
find also the acts Of Congress relating
to the public lands, prescriptions, school
lands, bounty lands. etc, etc, accom-
panied by every form necessary under
those acts. To an attorney, practiciug
in our land Offices, or prosecuting claims
against the United States, the work
will supply a vacuum long existing
Statutory forms Of process, bonds. war
rants, afiidavits, returns of officers, etc,
ETC., are also added, rendering the book
u perfect rade mecum to the legal pro-
fession, clerks, convevancers, county
officers and business men Of every grade.
The Foster Brothers being the College Life Of
Two ionng Men. 6vO, cloth, gilt. Appleton
l. Co., New York, 1859.
This is neat volume of 405 pages
Svo., being a history Of the school and
college life Of two young men. 1t is
entertaining alike to the old and young,
and is we'll adapted for gift volume.
Sampson and Deliah; or, Dagon Stops TO Sabaoth.
A Biblo-Romantic Tragedy, in five acts, With
prelude. 10 pages, l2mo. By H. Bein, San
Francisco.
The above tragedy has been produced
with great success in the San Francis.
GU threatres. It is the work Of tai.
anted and learned minister, Mr.. Beiu,
and is of interest to the general reader.
The foregoing books may be obtained
Of H. A. Judsou 4 Co., Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

APS1y1Iox ynox 1Hs LADslR-It y
said thai dsputation ofladiss from The
c. 8. A. pstitioasd the President (n
The most pits"as terne) not to cut al
~ (ma1D oo0muuieatious With the
huth! Il y slso reported that Alb
a. listsasd to their pssyera. and sines
thtSbAse always shown themselves -
ipAss) olin military ehasaaGsss r0sn1e.
g. co0helA Aaon intends q end
the entire Northern army dpws b en-
cole them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

TIE OREGON TELEaRAPu.-Orcgon
papers say Mr.. Strong will commence
operations at Portland this fall, and
that the line will be completed in about
ten months, placing Us within two days
communication with the Eastern States.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26
THAxEs-To Purser Finch for news
paper &vora

~ The entire expenses If the Rev.
War were stated in the ~
n,rt at Alexander Hamilton, Secretary
10 1870, to b e18S, 0O0. 900. The debt
which We left for posterity to pay W.
e76, 0oo. 900. The populstion wss then
sseimstsd u & 900, 600; ows have nov
upwards Of %, 000. 900, . debt Vt $780,.
0O0, 0vO now Wssuld b in the came pru-
patton. But the wsalth aid pr0duo-
live resources If the oouutry havs in-
eresssd vastly beyond the radio If popu-
lation iu0vase. Therefore q dsbe Of q
thossand millions upon the coantry
now woald not b % onervus - ~
the q. 0OO, 900 Ct that time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

y A CHRONIC DuLL.-The Chronicle
man says no one with "decent self
respect" would condescend to even no.
tice our illusions to "sauer kraut edi-
torials." Don't notice them, then,
neighbor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ The N. Y. Independent, in
late issue, says: "Christian friends. let
none Of us forget to pray, at morning
aud evening. aud often each day for Gen.
NcClellAns!"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ Prosch virtually admits that he
10 bound to the Adcrtiser man BY
"eords Of sympathy." Such eerds
might g. far in straagli"g . man when
the time comes for hanging traitors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ Apples are 20 plentiful in Or
gou that the price paid does not pay f'r
transportation to market. Many Of the
growen are converting entire crops iuto
cider and vinegar.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

SUPPOSED Loss.-The Wilson G.
Hunt during her trip to the Columbia
river picked up a trunk containing eea-
mems clothes. The light.keepers at
Tatooche Island, inform the North.
,oest that seaman's chest was picked
up at Neesh bay. These circumstances
excite apprehension Of the loss If some
vessel on the coast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

LEcruaE.-The first of the series Of
lectures will be delivered before the
Alphean S.xiety. on Friday evening
next. Subject: Individual and Pub
lie Morals-the Secret Of the their Re
fuenxti0u."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ We learn from the Oregon IT.
sxs. that Dr.. White. formerly Of Ore
gor, now Of San Francisco. hes been
appointed Special Indian Agent \ pr
IaLis Cost
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ The Advertiser continues to
harp ab"ut the suspension Of treason
newspapers in the East. Well, if that
don't and won't suit, we propose to
compromise the matter by suspending
tho editors If such sheets. The editor
Of the Advertiser will please notify ~
i.lye accepts the compromise
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

- The Oregonian says that 13oFV
General George B. Mcclellan rscsivsd
b honors ii MAsonry in the William
Re Ledge " Portland. iuths winter Of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

Ca Prosch, Of the Herald, is rather
"hard up" for editorials since Mr.. Par
kinson and others have "repudiated'
him. Six months ago he stood god
father to innu,nerable effnsions, and
still had to occasionally localize Il butter
story for a "leader." Now he "bor-
rows" copionsly from other papers.
Poor fellow!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-10-26

~ The Esprit ofthe Press"-Tur
nsr's Medicsted Whisky.