Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

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the wreck. The attempts were renewed
on Monday and Tuesday. hu; II was Mt
until Wednesday afternoon that the spo,
could be reached. The boat probably lies
one hundred and fifty feet below the sur
face. There are about seven hundred tons
of m-rchandisc freight. besides the passcn-
gers baggage. all closely under hatch.
Cresc,nt CRY, Ang. l0.-On the Sd
inst. the body OF man came ashore on a
portion of the wreck supposed to be a
Storage passenger, This morning boy.
fine looking and about six years old, with
a life preservcr on, came ashore at this
place; names unknown. From eight to
ten miles distant from this place the fol-
lowing bodies have been picked up by
boatmen: Leach, General Wright's order
", Z. J. Lonate, G.. W. Pollock, ID. Par
rish, colorcd man, name unknown, a wo-
man, name unknown, but supposed to be
Mrs. Stone, found on the beach below town !;
also the body OF soldier, name unknown,
but supposed to be Sergeant in the Uni
ted States service, and at Gold Bluff man
and boy, name unknown. The following
trunks have been picked up: A. A. Stone,
David Powell, J. 5. Benton. There is a
prospect of recovering number Of the
bodies.
From Crescent City--Alditonal Information
from the Wreck.
jacksonville, Aug. 4.-The following is from
correspondence received by b. +. Dowell of this
place:
There has nobody dead or alive been savcdfrom
the Inflated Brother jonathan, except the first
boat load that came ashore as noticed in the San
Francisco papers of the I'd and Sd inst, and no
part of the wreck was until about three days
ago. One of the ships boats came ashore two
miles south of this place. but to-day good deal of
the wreck is coming ashore. Pieces Of the cabin
doors, &C., and part of the upper deck, a spankcr
boom, one trunk marked A. A. Stone, Portland
containing women and childrcn's clothing and one
pair of Colts rcvolvcrs, all in good order except
being wet. The articles will be dried and sent to
San Francisco per next steamer. Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Messenger, whom you noticed among the
lost, was our beloved friend Joseph A. Lord, whom
we have intimately known for the last eleven years,
and mourn and feel his loss as deeply as we would
brother. Poor Joe had many warm friends On
this coast.
Later-Since writing the enclosed. two more
trunks have come ashOre-0nc containing Span
ish Panorama and fixtures, the other belonging to
David Rowell. ! have also just received u letter
from Solomon Hall, of & old Bluffs, thirty miles
south of this, stating that piece of the wreck with
Ioa1 nm nshn nf thut MIA l,S
Thursday night. On his person were found photo
graphs Of ladies and others, memorandum book
with the name of Ed. Ardutf in it, also a twenty
dollar Confederate note. The portion of the wreck
is described a part between the wheel house,
full width of the ship and about forty feet long
Last night the body of small boy, apparently
about seven years old came ashore at the Bluffs
1t is supposed that the man was not drowned, but
persisted from cold and exhaustion. Fragments Of
wreck are strcwed from the mouth Of Smith river
to below Gold Bluffs.
San Francisco, Aug. live learn
that as soon as the dispatch reached AGA
pulco giving the news of the destruction of
our whalcrs by the rebel pirate Sheuan-
d0ah, the commander of the English war
steamer Devastation. then lying in the
harbor. sought an interview with Capt. &.
T. Scott, Of the u. S. steamer Sa,anac,
and informed him that he should start i'm
mediatcly with the Devastation in pursuit
Of the Shenandoah, aud should treat the
rebel cruiser as a pirate and capture her
wherever she might be found.
Gen. Mcdowell has ordered the cstab-
lishment ola permanent military post at
Summit Lake, in Nevada, near the South
Oregon line. and troops to be sent at once
for the chastisemcnt OF the Indian drprcda-
tors on the road from Chico and Red Bluff
TO Idaho.
IxrEovrxExrs-TheS 81, Johns Church
ol this place is nearly completed, and is
quite an ornam-n; 90 our town Mr.. j