Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-29
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Rupture Between Grant and the Presi.

Rupture Between Grant and the Presi.
dent.
1t is believed by prominent gentleman
that the difference between the Presi-
dent and Grant in relation to the re-
moval of Sheridan and Sickles 10 ire
concilable. The orders issued by the
President yesterday, directing Hancock
to relieve Sheridan, and Candy to re-
lieve Sickles, have not been executed
II is said that Grant, in o letter to the
President, declines to direct the orders
to be executed. He states his refusal
in strong terms, virtually denying the
| right of the President to interfere in any
of the FIVE Military Districts created BY
Congress, and asserting that the entire
control Of these departments Is vested
by the Supplemental Reconstruction
Act in the General of the United States
Army. This authority he is not al lib
erty and will not transfer to another.
| The letter has not been made public,
| but the above statement, believed to be
reliable, is derived from IN. unusually
we'll informed source.
Specials to the Now York Press.
NSw Yoax, August 2sth.-A special
from Washington says an interview took
place between Langdon (coloredl and
the President yesterday. The latter
spoke in very severe terms against How
ard, intimated clearly that he must re,
move him and appoint some true friend
of the colored race, and said if the col
ored men here would agree upon one OF
their number he would appoint him.
He asked Langdon to consider the mat
ter till the close Of the week. ~
A Tribune special says: That Grant
and the President have quarreled there
is not the slightest doubt. 1t iswell
known that the President made several
orders which Grant, as Secretary o.
War, refused to issue or c~ountenance
Tho statement that he docs so for the
purpose Of being relieved from the Wal
Department is false.
A Times special says the Cabinet SEES
sion yesterday lasted till near two
o'clock, but no results were cached.
The President has not yet siguihed To
the members which Of their resigna'
tions he will accept. -,
Jerry Black had an interview with
Seward yesterday.
The President still refuses TO give &c
the press his correspondence with Gran
on the removal of Sauton. He regards
his reply to Grant onSheridan's remoV'
al as a reply TO both.
The registration in Georgia is com
plsted. Contrary to expectations, tn
blacks have 1000 majority.
Tho President srll Withholds Grants
Protest Against tho Removal Of stanton
New YORK, August ga 1rtonne''
special a y the President still refuse!
to furnish the press Grants protes'
against the removal Of Stanton. Ht
considers the letter relative to Grant
request that Sheridan be retained a sur
fcient reply to both.
Colored Mass Meetius In GeorEin-Rad'
i, icni Platform Adopted
Macon. GA. August ga colorec
mass meeting was held to-day. From
six to eight thousand persons were pres
emit. A radical platform was adopted
Destructive Fire In New York-Firemar
Killed.
New YORK, August 27.-The building
at lOs Broad street, occupied by Thorn
as L Benham, commission merchants
was DESTROYED by fire tonight. Tit
loss is very heavy. One fireman wa
killed.
Powder Mill Explosion Three Moi
Killed.
BENNINGTON, VT, August 27.-A mil
belonging to the Remington Powde
Company exploded to-day. Three mel
were killed.
Secret Armed Negro OrEanizatio
Throughout virginia.
RICHMOND, August 27.-Ohcial IN
vsstigation developes the existence o
an armed secret negro organization
throughout the State. Much alarm !
, felt in consequence by the whites.
Tennesseo-Brownlow's Majority $4,000
NASHVILLE, August 27.-Orders wer
issued to-day stopping the disbandmen
of the State Guards. The reasons give
are the bad conduct Of outlaws and dis
loyal citizens.
Brownlow's majority is about $4,000
Destructive Fire nj G~reensburs, Ind.
G~RERysBURa, Ind, August 27.-Th'
wooden factory Of Wood Brothers, ant
several adjoining buildings, were de
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss, $4,000
Whisky Frauds.
New YORK, August ga series o
gigantic whisky frauds on the reveuu,
have recently been discovered, which
are said to implicate merchants in higt
standing in this city and Boston. Thei
names are not given.