Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-01

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nine thousand dollars
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rom New York saws that the ne~ tariff
til just passed calls fr an increased
duty on brandy. 1, was formerly % SO
per gallon: on April Is, it viii be - 90.
legal tender Gil a6li.
George Randall. market hunter. living
near san Pablo, accidentally shot himself
dead with his own shot gun yesterday.
Huntington. March 2l.-Passengers
who arrived to-day from City Point say
news from Sherman reached there on Sun.
day. He had occupied Goldsboro with
out resistance, having connected with
Schoficld.
Correspondence between Davis, Lee and
Grant, concerning military convention to
settle difficulties, is published. The only
new fact is that Davis closed his letter
with the words" enter into such an ar
rangement as will cause at least a temper
airy suspension of hostiltics."
Ncw Orleass, March 13.-The Plea
yunc Extra says: Saturday last an at
tack was made OH two batteries defending
Mobile by the monitors, which silcnced
the batteries and drove the men from their
guns.
Gen. Hindman, while on the way to
Mexico, was shot by some persons UNI
known, but supposed to be rebels, be-
tween, Oak Hall and tho Rio Grandc. He
had number of wagons and ambulanccs,
and considerable plate and coin, and when
killed was in advance of the train.
PUtsburg, MarcA 20.-We have but
Meager details of losses by the late floods.
The total loss is immense, being moderate
ly estimated at over two millions.
The pittsburg Chronicle of Saturday,
says the Allegheny river during Friday
afternoon, 18th, rose fourteen feet
Chicago, Mawh 2l.-The floods in New
York and Pennsylvania having reached
their highest points are going down as rap
idly as they came.
The President has appointed John Bige-
low, present Charge dAffairs at Paris, to
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary at the Court of France.
Ncw York, WdrcA 19.-During tho last
three days. there has been great excite.
ment in commercial circles and panic in
gold, caused by the favorable military
news, and by the news of the reception in
Europe of the announcement Of the cap
ture of Charleston and Columbia.
The sales of 7-20s in Germany have
been very great and turned the exchange
in favor of America. The steamship az
RIGA brought $4,000 in specie. The steam
ers following her were expected to bring
large amounts.
Many parties who have been specializing
for a rise, arc ruined, and with them sew
eral dealers in produce, Several dry
goods houses have reduced their prices
twenty per cent. Others offer and de-
mand payment in coin or its equivalent,
especially in cotton fabrics.
New York, March 2l.-Jamcs Dant
eral others are said TO have gone under,
and two large dry-goods firms are men,
toned as having suspended to-day.
The Post says: Two or three specu-
lativc firms collapsed to-day.
The Express says: Panic in financial
circles to-day is severely felt by the COM
mercial community, and the depression in
produce and merchandise is heavy. There
is strong disposition to sell everywhere,
but buyers are shy. A general feeling Of
dis.rust exists. Failures are reported in
the wool trade, and some compromises
among gold spectators. This explains
the sudden rise in greenbacks.
European News.
The French Minister Of instruction had
rendered his resignation, but Napoleon re-
fused to accept it.
In the absence Of later news, which was
anxiously expected, the result Of the fall Of
Charleston continued to be eagerly can
yas~ed