Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-07-01

heritance among those that are sanctified.
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
TELEGR APHI
New York, june 27.-The Tribune's
Washington special says the Boutwell,
Pleasanton quarrel continues to be almost
the only topic of conversation in political
circles. 1t is currently reported that the
President has said he will not interfere.
Pleasanton says if he is not sustained, he
will resign.
New YORK, June PA special to the
Herald from Berlin, june Odd, says: CA
serious complication has arisen between
Germany and England, and severe dis
patches are passing between Bismarck and
Granville. The Government has observed
an impcnctrable silence on the subject Of
the present difficulty, but am informed
that Bismarck has addressed note to the
German representative in London, inform.
ing him that the Imperial Government
desired to acquire IIeliogolapd, and en-,
powcring him to make a proposition to the
British Government for the purchase of
the island. Earl Granville replied that
England will not part with Hcliogolapd
and that the British Governnent could
entertain no proposition looking to the css-
sion of that island, upon which Bismarck
again addressed the British Government
through Count Bernstein, declaring that
the acquisition Of Heliogoland was neccs-
sary tor the protection Of the German
coast, citing the immunity from attack
which the French feet enjoyed at Hello.
goland, by which it was enabled to block
ado Hamburg and paralyze the commerce
Of Germany. He looked upon Hcliogo-
land, on account of its close proximity, as
German territory, and its possession by
any foreign power as q standing menace to
Germany. Earl Granville again replied
that England was only bound to consider
her own interests /; that the wish of the
German Government to acquire Ileliogo-
land did not constitute her right to it, as
the island had never been under German
rule.
New YORK, June 23.-The arctic
steamer POlaris, will be ready to leave for
the North Pole on Tuesday next. Cap
tain Hall has succeeded in getting scien.
tific staff and crew to suit him.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The follow.
ing dispatch was received at the Navy
Yard this afternoon
CoREA, June 23.--To the Secretary of
the Navy:
The Coreans not apologizing for their
treachcrous attack on the 10th, we landed
on Kang Dock and destroyed the lower
fort and munitions. On the llth we took
another fort, and then stormed and cap
tured their stronghold. Five forts have
been taken. The troops which defended
them are reported as numbering II, GOO.
There was desperate hand.to hand fight
ing in the citadel. Ordnance was de-
stroyed to the amount Of 48l pieces, several
small brass pieces, and very many small
arms. Fifty flags were taken. We
counted 243 dead Coreans around the
citadel. We had three killed. Commo-
dore Mckee, who was first inside the
citadel, was killed with bullet and spear !;
Marine Denis Hamilton, and landsman
Seth Allen. Our wounded are all out Of
danger and doing we'll
(Signed J JOHN ROGERS,
Commodore U. 8. Navy.
LONDON, June 27.-The Fenian Burke
was released on condition of reporting
yearly to magistrates.
The Pope, replying to the French
Catholics, praised their zeal and denounced
liberal Catholicism.
Theirs has issued decree for the estab.
lishment Of legion of Mobiist Gen. d.
Armes to maintain order ut Versailles, to
be composed Of a squadron of cavalry and
companies of infantry.
PARIS, June 27.-Gambetta arrived at
Bordeaux on Sunday, and delivered q
speech on the reorganization of France.
He adheres to the views Of Louis Blanc.
LONDON, June 2S.-The Bonapartsts
are active in distributing pamphlets of a
coalition of the principal electoral com.
mittees.
CONsTANTINopLE,J June 2S.-Tbe Khe.
dive has sent 100, 900 forms to the orphans
made in the French civil war
PARIS, June 2S.-The loan is covered
by subscriptions, and has closed.
LATER.-The loan has been subscribed
several times over.
Bonapartist pamphlets are circulated,
praising the imperial generosity to Catho-
lie churches.
The Communists still placard their
procamations. One of the secret presses
has been seized
LONDON, June 2S.-Two hundred and
forty deaths from small pox occur weekly
in London