Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-05-01
LATER FROM The ATLANTIC STATES.
nEociAR DISPATCH rornE xfXKtAnt,.
PORTLAND, April 800 PM.

PORTLAND, April 30-6p.M.
The steamer Continental sailed for San
Francisco, last evening.
The 1eLfair arrived this morning
FROM Victoria.
Frank =. Dugan's announced political
discussion is postponed until Garfclde's.
returns when he will meet and 70 down the
river and possibly to the Sound with Gar.
ieldc. ~ .tf'
Judge Reed will probably make several
speeches in the campaign for Moore.
Yesterday and to-day very warm. The
thermometer stood at 30 in the shade.
NEW York, April 2S.-Great excite.
mcnt has been created by an crposc pub
lishcd in the Sun, Of the rascality Of G..
Russell Young. Editor Of the N. Y. Tribune
Young owned a part of the Philadelphia
Post and used his position on he Tr;hxne.
to build up the Post at the sacrifice Of the
Tribune. \ long correspondence between
Young, Stockton and others is given.
McClintlock furnished these letters for
publication. Young and Grccly are on
the rampage. Young says he can explain,
when the proper time arrives.
Chinatown, Montana, is burned. Tho
loss is half Il million dollars.
The Odd Fellows had u grand celebra-
lion on the 26th throughout the Union.
Secretary Bowie will resign, and Porter
will be Secretary Of the Navy.
The report that Fish will resign is de-
MED.
There have been 500 removals in the
Treasury Department. The behcsding
machine will soon commence in the Interi-
or and Post-Oficc Departments.
CINciNNATTI, April pa terrible
tornado occurred last night, destroying
Walkers station on Manctta and Cincin-
natti Railroad.
Officers of the regular army who are
thrown out of active service by the %consol-
idation Of regiments, will be made lMdi.
an agents rs q saving to Government.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Thc Skat-
ing Ring, the largest building in the coun-
try. and where the Odd Fellows had a ball
on the 10Th inst. was burned last night.
Its dancing floor would accommodate 5,OUO
persons comfortably.
Legal tenders 76@ II. Gold.1 33s.
WASHINGTON. April 16.-Thc follow
ing arc the nominations made to-day
NJ. NJ. Dclano. of Colorado, Consul to
Foochow Vim. ii. Wadsworth. Commits
ioncr under the treaty with Mexico; Ish-
man Rcaves. Associate J Justice of Arizona;
Asher B. Mason, Secretary of the Mint
at San Francisco; JAS. =. CmchrMc c,
meter and %rcfiner, and JAS. u. llornistcl,
coincr Of the Mint at San Francisco; \.
II. Markham, Third Assistant Postmaster
General. Revenue Collcctors-Otis Perm.
of Stockton rice Davis withdrawn !; \. II.
Flint, R~oscburg, Oregon. Rcgistenr-W.
Il. Butler. Aurora, Nevada. aud W. X.
Willis. Roscburg. Oregon. The Senate
has confirmed for Assessor, II. j. Tiltcn.
First District of California. Registers Of
Land Oficcs-Rollins, of San Francisco.
and Mc('allum, of Sacramento; Receiver
Of Land Office Hart Fellows. Of Sacra-
mcnto. 'Postmastcrs-Thos. i. Hickey.
Salem. Oregon; j. j. Smith. Orovillc.
California; Miss Mary J. Falls. Vallejo;
Ed. RugylcS. Supervisor. Idaho T.. Ba-
kcr, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ministcrs-ltobert G. Kirk. Argentine
Republic; T.. u. Bassett, lIayti; l..
Markbirch, Bolivia; Geo. W. Wurtx. See
rotary Of Legation, ut Florence Curtin.
Russia Thos. II. Nelson, Mexico. Con-
suls-.A. s. Cetlan, Of Utah. Brussels.
Lemucl Lyon, of Oregon, Kanagawa =.
Mathews, California. Tangicr David Tur-
ncr, Of California, Lal'ax /; Chas. Wci!e,
Of Nevada, Guayaquil; Chas. A. Shop
parl, OF New York, icddo; {. Il. Perry,
of New York. Aspinwall :. l.. Glasgow,
IIavrc. Consnls-t,cn. Freeman u.
Morse, London F.; r. d. Vanderburg; Flor
ontc; j. NJ. Reed, Paris. Chas. VI. Dana.
Appraiser Of Merchandise, New York
W. W. johnson, Revenue Collector, Mon
tana.
New YORK, April 16.-Thc Worlds
special has the authority of a Senator
from tho Pacific coast for tho statement
that an extra Congress will be called with
in sixty days, undoubtedly for the consid-
Grafton Of the annexation Of Cuba, either
pcaccably or forcibly. 'f h-
New YoRK, April ga horrible ac.
cident is reported on the Long Island rail
road. The train which left Hunters
Point this forenoon ran of the track u
mile east Of Jamaica, while going about
20 miles an hour. Six passengers were
instantly killed and fifteen others severely
injured, some mortally. The accident was
caused by a broken rail.
Private dispatches the death
Of Capt. Henry A. Wise, at Naples. He
was formerly Chief Of the Ordnance Blu
rcau in the Navy Department.
The further consideration of the San
Juan treaty was deferred until December
next.
The Senate tonight confirmed NJ. ".
Blake as attorney for Montana, also all the
Indian agents, mainly Quakers; A. IL.
Gross, as Attorney for New Mexico, was
rejected.
Troy, On. Y.,) April 23.--The lower