Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-09-01

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article says gold l. excited to-day. aud the
supply Of coin i. b, II firmly. Tie Loan
ma Ike, is more active. The stock is quie,
and regular Government stocks are less
inquired for anon q investors. but all Gov
eminent securities offered arc bought by
strong parties at full rates.
Cholera is rapidly disappearing here,
and in the Western cities. Only seven
deaths reported in the city to. day and three
in Brook Ign.
PotisuHe, Pa, Auy. 22.-Gen. James
Negley. q hero of the Mexican and late
war, died this morning.
Baltimore, Aug. 22.--The Radicals are
holding Congressional Convention to-
day and have rt-nomina,cd John l.. Thorn
son in the I'd District and Francis Thorn
son in the 4th District. J. j. Stewart,
now Assessor of Internal Revenue, NOM
mated in the 3D. District.
CHICAGO, dug. cav ashirgton specials
saw that representatives of the Democrats
from all the Northern States have called
upon the President within the past five
DAYS and unanimously concur in the re-
conmpndation made by the New Hamp-.
shire delegates to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, that the Federal offices be bestowed
upon conservative Republicans. The
Democrats do not ask for Office. but request
Mr.. johnson to remove such officers as OPP
pose the policy of the Administration or
abuse the President personally, and it
may he added that the Democrats are not
applicants for rreferment, and as yet none
have been appointed. among the last
batch of of appointments are Thos. Gray,
to be Naval Officer at San Francisco, and
Geo. NJ. Deetc Collector of Internal Rev
enue for the State of Nevada.
Gen. Davis Gibson. of Maine, command
ing in Georgia. has been called to- Wash
ingtou with the probability of his being
put in Cen. Howard s place at the head Of
the Freedmen's Bureau.
The steamer 1Toposka with guns has
left Pensacola for Tampico, in accordance
with the instructions founded on the Pres
ilent's Proclamation in regard to Maximil-
ian's blockade.