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

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Nem York, JWy 21.-A Washington
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Office will be closed August LIST. The re-
port that the reward for the capture of
Booth has been handed over to Col. Ba-
ker is untrue.
A serious difficulty occurred at q picnic
ut Rocky Springs, Hudson county, Ten
nessee, on the 9Th inst, between returned
Union and Confederate soldiers, resulting
in the death of three of the number and
the serious wounding Of seven others.
The Troops on the Plat ms.
New York, Jxly 29.-Maj. Gen. Dodge
has been assigned to the command of all
the United States forces serving in Kan
sas, Colora do, Nebraska, Montana and
that portion Of Dacota lying west and
son,h of the Missouri river.
Fort Laramie. July 27.-One Of the
Powder River columns is now en- route to-
join the forces at Plat River Bridge, which
is moving on the rear of the Indians and
holding them in check until reinforce
mcnts arrive when another fight will
take place beyond doubt. All the troops
Intended for the Indian expedition would
have been in the field long ago had it not
been for the rascally cont FACTORS failing to
deliver supplies according to the terms Of
their contracts.
General Items.
Washington, Jr1y l5.-The rebel Cen
eral Harris and Professor Mccullough. ar
rived here last Monday, and are behind
the bars at the arsenal
Baltimore. July 15.-John w. McCue,
a rebel guerrilla, tried in this city before
a military commission on the charge of
murder and and the violation of the laws
of war, has been found guilty, and SEM
fenced to be imprisoned at hard labor
during his life.
From the Scene OF the Wreck.
San Francisco, Aug. 9.-The steamer
Del Aorte, which lately took the rescue
parties to the scene Of the wreck Of the
Brother Jonathan. arrived here at half past
two o'clock to-day. The following is her
list of passengers: Col. Il. J. Wright, U.
S. A.; Capt. Ppllack, U. S. A.; II Harts-
horn, Levi Parson, Mrs. W. w. Monta-
que. d. H. Woods. J. w. Henderson, C.
c. Brodcrick, Joseph Wall, Walter Turn.
bull, Mrs. Benton, Mrs. Stark and boy. G.
S. Kicks, j. J. DeHaven, Charles Smith,
John Dolbin, w. r. Brown. C. H. Ryan,
Charles Lord, J. A. Hooper. j. Sudan.
Mrs. Edwards, and fourteen others. Be-
sides these were Mrs Rhinehart, Miss NJ.
L. Wilder, Mrs. Tweedlc. one Chiuaman
and child, aid eleven OF the crew from he
wreck Of the steamship Brother Jonathan.
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Francisco on Friday noon The north
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