The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Dispatches received 90 the
State Department from the United States Consul az
Liverpool. Oct. 10. bring intelligence of The APP
pcaranco Of the cholera at southampton aud the
places adjacent 10 that town. The weather through
out England continues of the most unreasonable
kind.
New YORK. Oct. 2l-At the Republican Ratii-
cation meeting. last night. at Cooper Institute. great
enthusiasm was manifested. The President policy
in regard To reconstruction was fully endorsed.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 2l.-Gen. Turner has issued
orders. this afternoon, permitting the organization
Ct the city government OF Richmond. the objection
able officers. Sturdevaut. Johnson and Bigger hay
ing declined the offices To which they were ap-
pointed.
JACKSON. Miss. Oct. 2I-Judge Sharkey and }.
l.. Acorn have been elected United States Sena-
tors.
New York. oct. 2l-The Posts Washington
special says \ delegation waited on the President
to-day, 10 request him 10 appoint a National Day
of Thanksgiving, on account of the restoration al
peace.
The America. from Savannah. on the 18th. has
arrived. The Savannah Herald has returns from
the Florida election for delegates to the State Con
vention. Candidates in favor of the Government
plan of reconstruction were elected.
New YORK. Oct. 2l.-The Worlds special SAYS
the Freedmen's Bureau is in receipt of Intelligence
from Alexandria. Va. 10 the effect that the Courts
continue to punish by WHIPPING all negroes con
yieted of trifing offences. The officers ef the Ba-
reau have notified the Courts, that awarding any
punishment not recognized by the laws OF the state
as applicable to whites, cannot be inflicted on the
Freedmen.
WAsHINGroN. Oct. 2l-The President to-day
granted amnesty pardons To one hundred and eighty
South Carolinians. Among the number Is Nm. Il.
BOyce, formerly a member of Congress from that
State. The eX-rebel General Dick Taylor arrived
this morning for the purpose of seeking pardon.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2l.-Shaw, Taylor X Co.'S
woollen mill, West Philadelphia, was burned last
night. Loss, S45, 600. Partially insured.
nashville, Oct. 20.-The notorious guerrilla.
Champ Ferguson, was hanged to-day, the execution
being strictly private.
WASHINGTON. October th.-Ge Grants re-
port of the active military operations for 1864 and
1865 is concluded, and will soon be sent to the Sec
rotary of War.
1t is reported that Wirz has been found guilty of
the charge for which he has been on trial, and that
he will be sentenced on Monday.
New York. October 25th.-The Herdld's Charles
ton correspondent says James T.. Orr, formerly
Speaker of the House of Representatives Of the United
States, received the majority Of votes in Charleston,
for Governor, and the ticket known as the Me-
chanics' and Workingmen's Ticket wns successful.
\ correspondence between Mr.. Secretary Seward
and Governor Perry is published, in which the latter.
in response to inquiries rs to when he shall cease to
exercise the functions Of his Office, is informed that
he is expected 10 continue to act until relieved by
order OF the President.
The U0riG's correspondent says Accounts from
every part Of the State indicate that Wade Hampton
has been undoubtedly elected Governor. In the city
of Charleston the vote stands for Orr 1856, and for
Hampton Gel. In the Parishes the vote stands 225
for Hampton. to 81 for Orr, leaving Hampton IA
majority Of 400 votes in this district alone.