Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-31
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at its latest dates from Washington, and
it was supposed that their issue would
be commenced by the middle Of the
present month.
The same paper says that Clatsop
beach is becoming fashionable sum-
mer resort. 1t publishes list Of those
lately sojourning at that place, embrac-
ing a portion Of the elite Of Portland.
Bathing, hunting, fishing aud riding
are among the pleasures of the day.
with dancing in the evening. Two elk,
one hundred and twenty-seven brook
trout, three baskets clans, and two
hundred and forty -six soft shell crabs
were the result of one days Exporting"
The Momsaineer says that the set.
tiers in Umatilla valley are removing to
places Of safety.
The Adcerkiser's San Francisco cor
respondent says that Lady Franklin
has determined to visit the interior of
California previous to her departure for
England.
Several thousand dollars have been
raised in San Franciscn for the relief of
the families of volunteers.
Maj. Carleton, it is said, is to COM
mand the expedition for the plains.
Traitors are among the Indians cas-.
of the Cascades striving to incite them
to make war upon the whites.
Senator McDougall, Of California,
in the Senate Of the United States, de-
clared that President Lincoln wasjusti-
fed in all he had done.
The treason Democracy Of California,
to dupc the uninitiated, and secure the
votes of those Union men who have
not taken the trouble to investiga
prefix the word "Union" to their par
ty name, and thus we hear of j. r. Nc
Cornell, the Union-Democratic nomi-
nee; the INTERCHANGEABLE ticket; the
Union-Democratic platform, etc. Nc
Cornell, before his nomination, had re-
pcatedly made the assertion GAS my
State goes so / CO." Now this shows
just about what confidence should be
placed in the professions of the Union-
Democracy Of California. Garficlde
was the nion-Dcmocratic nominee in
the late contest here, and his defeat is
but precedent of what will bcfall his
California colleague. Treason is at a
discount on this coast, and will be re-
rcpudiated at the coming election in
California, and eventually in Oregon,
just as it was repudiated in this Terri
tory.
The London correspondent of the
Chicago Journal writes that "the con-
federatc commissioners at Paris are out
of money. They had to leave the Ho-
tel de Louvre for want thereof"
Many of our readers will be surprised
on being told that Gen. Scott was pres
ent at the battle of Manassas, and still
more surprised that he rode in no less
than three carriages, all of which have
been taken hy the rebels. One is men,
toned in Southern papers as having
contained sword with the Generals
name engraved thereon; another is
spoken of, in which field glass, also
containing Gen. SCOTS name, was
found; and still another is mentioned
as having the dreaded name inscribed
upon the panels. Two of the accounts
say that Gen. Scott escaped by aban.
douing his carriage. So we mag pre-
sumo that he rode in only two at time.
Even this will be recorded as an extra
ordinary achievement. The carriages
have been presented to Mrs. jeff Davis.
1t is thus tho Southern press keep up
their courage and that of the rebels.
We have had delightful showers Of
rain during the week.
The anderson on her last trip took
down so head of cattle and 200 sheep.
The Adrertiser says that Brevet Ma
jor John E. Babbitt Asst. Quartermas.
ter at Vancouver has been promoted to
to the post Of Quartermaster, with the
rank Of Major.
We learn from the Mowaaaixser tina,