Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-11

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arsrnals IN the south ,,-.,
Bragg has taken MS ,''"'"o'o' i'i''
to Gold,boro, followed oy Jerry
We hear nothing from tn" force report
cd by enemy TO be marching from New
bern, though the tact that the troops
brought east by Gen. McaShcr were iaho-
I'd sometime since at Newbern' indicates a
movement sooner or later from that point.
LArER.-From friend that saw the
Oreqonian of Wednesday last, which came
to Tunwater, We learn that Sheridan had
conturcd Early, and that Sherman had
taken Augusta. GA, and burned Columbia
We are unable to give particulars.
California News.
San Francisco, March 2.-The Over
land Telerraph is down. The steamer
81. LEWIS will sail tomorrow in the place
of the Golden City. 1t is rumor that no
steamer will lie ut Aspinwall to connect
with the 81. Louis. but the fact cannot be
osccrtained until the line resumes work.
The committee Of arrangements have
determined to have no procession on Sat-
urd,v. Their procramue is as follows
That there be a salute of 100 guns by the
California Guard at sunrise; the same at
midday and at sunset, and during these
salutes there be general ringing of fire
bells. Gen. Mcdowell will be invited to
order similar salutes from tho Forts and
vessels of tn. harbor. Citizens generally
arc requested TO close their places Of
business, and give the day to enthusiastic
and patriotic rejoicing.
Three ulatior;os for public speaking have
been erected--one at the iunt ton OF Mar
krt and Montgomery streets, one in front
of the Russ House, and third in from: of
Montgomery Block. Bands of music will
be in Attendance at each Of these plat
forms. AT one o'clock they will play
patriotic airs for an hour before the speak
in-.> In the evening there will be a gem
crtl illumination of all the public and
nun, Of thu private buildings, together
with a.4lisplay Of fire works, as far as prac-
ticable, by tn, citizrns at their residences.
SAN FRANclsco, March Private dis.
patches quote gold Yesterday ut New York,
at 2oz 10 2O3; sterling exchange 1O7aC9
l0S.
A citizens meeting last night appoint-
ed twenty-five gentlemen to serve ms a com.
mit.ee Of ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration
on Saturday al,o passed resolution in.
yiting Gen. Mcdowell and his command to
participate. The Second, Seventh. and
Eighth regiments Of Volunteers will Join
in the procession. They number between
$500 and 5000 men, and will make one