Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-02
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
TELEGR APHIC

TEL EGR A. PHO.
| ANNAPoIIs, Nov. 34.-A'cxis aud sui!
accompanied by Secretary Robson, nr.
rived a: 10 a. NJ. Owing to the storm few
persons gathered at the depot. The party
entered carriages and drove to the Naval
Grounds. Their arrival was announced by
a salute of 81 guns. Commodore Wor-
den received the visitors, who were then
taken through the grounds, witnessing the
drill Of the cadets and inspecting the gun.
ship San'ce, the ship yard and various de-.
partments Of the Academy and afterwards
returned to Commodore Wordcn's house,
where large party was assembled and par
took GA collation.. At = 4. NJ. the Dukes
party left for New York, where Alexis
will remain till about December 9Th, when
he will visit Boston, Albany and Montreal,
and then proceed West and afterwards Wis
it some Southern States.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Montgomery
Blair, in an interview, said: Let the De.
mocratic party keep back and the field he
kept clear for disaffectcd and Independent
Republicans; let Radicals sell their con-
ve"tions and nominate whom they please,
then let Democrats rally to his support
lie says some sacrifice must be made to
beat Grant, and expresses o prefer
ence for William Cullen Bryant, although
be thinks TrumbuIl would make splen-
did candidate, US as would also Judge
Davis, Judge Raney, ex Secretary Cox and
Crate Brown. He does not think there is
any scarcity of material.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Twenty cases
and four deaths from smallpox are reported
to-day. There were l52 deaths from this
disease, in Philadelphia, and 81 new cases
reported there, yesterday.
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. est is ru-
mored that the Pacific Insurance Company
will be obliged to suspend, many of the
stockholders having failed to respond to
the assessment.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. ON. X. Harper
and Geo. A. Griffith (colored) were to-day
admitted to practice in Kentucky courts.
They were examined yesterday and took
the attorneys oath to-day.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-A new order
for the arrest Of Ingersoll, Garvcy and
Woodward was issued yesterday by Judge
Learcd, Of Albany, fixing bail at $500, 900
each.
A Herald's Washington dispatch states
that Minister Schenck will be recalled in
a short time. Secretary Fish will succeed
him. There seems to be nothing in the
law preventing a minister from engaging
or investing in trade or speculation. Gus
tom and dignity, however, have prohibited
ministers from assuming business or spec
ulative positions.
Horace Greeley states in the Tribune
that Schcnck should be heard, as men so
able and worthy as lie are not SO abundant
that we can afford to crush one on pre-.
sumption.
New YORK, Nov 2S.-Intelli.cncc
from Mexico states that the Government
troops arc nearing Saltillo to raise the
siege.
Cortina had appropriated the pay of the
Government troops to himself, causing n
revolt and dispanding of the troops. a
general revolt is expected against the Gov
eminent on the first of December.
New YORK, Nov. ga Herald Wash
ington dispatch says the leading features
Of the Presidents message are internal
taxation, tariffs and finances, treaty with
Indians and Ku Klux disturbances South
He will recommend TIE abolition of all
internal taxes except on spirits, malt liq-
uors and tobacco IN every form, and urgent
recommendation for revision of the tariff,
although no articles arc recommended for
reduction or abolition of duty. 1t is, how
ever, suggested that those only would be
touched which can be included in a revis-
ion with the least injury to the country.
No material change in the Indian policy
will be recommended. The message will
allude but briefly to the ku Klux. 1t
will be left to the Attorney. General to re.
port at length. The result Of the labors
of the High Joint Commission will be a
subject of congratulation. What further
measures will be taken respecting the re-
cent campaign in Corea has not yet been
definitely determined. A strong policy,
however, is indicated. The punishment Of
Coreans for the murder of wrecked Amer
lean scamen is considered complete.
PARIS, Nov. pa large number of
sympathizers of the Ex.Emperor to-day
made demonstration in his honor. They
traversed Fauburg St. Germaiue with
shouts of "Viva Napoleon" No attempt
was made by the police to interfere.
| MADRID, Nov. 24.-The Correspondence
says answer has been made to recent pri.
vate enquiries that Great Britain is ready
to receive favorably from Spain, proposals