Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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up the torpcdoes with their torpedo nets.
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across the river. Yesterday evening, Gen.
Amos division moved within short dis
lance of the fort and had u sharp encounter
with the rebels. On hearing musketry and
seeing where our troops were, | opened
rapid fire on the fort all along the encmy's
line. The fort responded with three or
four shots, but was soon silcnced. This
morning we heard that Gen. Terry was
within the works and that the road was
clear to Wilmington. The Montana could
not cross the shoals without Tightening,
which was work of some labor. | then
had the pleasure Of placing our flag upon
Fort Strong. PORTER.
San Francisco, Feb. PA dispatch
was received from the Secretary Of war,
dated 2lst, which orders that a National
salute be fired tomorrow moor (22d) at
West Point, aud at every fort. arsenal and
army headquarters in the United States, in
honor Of the restoration Of the flag Of the
Union upon Fort Sumter.
As tho message was delayed, the salute
will be fred tomorrow (25th) from every
fort and battery in this harbor and Benicia,
but at all other posts in the department OH
the day succeeding the receipt of notice.
The Government has placed the Revenue
Cutter ShuJrick at tho service Of the Col
Inns Telegraph Company, and she is now
at Maro Island undergoing an overhauling
for the work. 1t is expected that she will
BE- ready for her new service next week,
when Col. Buckley and portion Of his
party will proceed in her to Sitka, stop
ping en- route at Victoria and New West
minister. Tho object of the present trip is
to detail portions of the party at different
points for the purpose of gathering any in
Formation which may be accessible during
the winter.
Sailed from New York-ship Henry
brigham, ON the 18th; on the goth, ship
SEMI; 2lst, ship Mendo'a- oil bound for
San Francisco.
The following dispatch was received
here to-day:
New York. Feb. 25.-To the Mayor Of
San Francisco: The people Of New York
propose National Celebration in honor OF
tho recent Union victories, on tho 4th of
March, at midday. Will your city unite
in answer:
SAMUEL SWAIN,
Signed, Moses TAYLOR,
S. b. CMIrTENDEN.
Arrangements ore being made for
grand civil and military demonstration.
Gen. Mcdowell will call out the troops
under his command. A citizens commit.
tee will act in concert.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
screw steamer Ci0lai was wrecked at Sar-
quin Bay, three miles north Of Pachico, ON
her voyage 10 Callao, Jan. "a. All hands
were saved, with much Of the cargo ard
mails.
San Francisco. Feb. 2s.-Gold quoted
yesterday at 200V202.
The board Of supervisors last night
passed resolution accepting the invita-
ton from New York, and requesting the
citizens to meet at the City Hall tonight
and CO operate in arranging for the celrbra-
ton on Saturday.
Flour, Oregon. 3l20$14; Wheat, Sc;
Hay, e32'Os3l per ton.
SAN FRAxcIsco, Feb. 25.-Privatc dis
patches quote gold in New York, on the