The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-05
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
RECEIVED By THE CHINA PAokET.;
Washington Intelligence.
Washington Intelligence.

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Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. sept. 9-1he recent action Of the
Turkish authorities. in interfering with an American
vessel engaged in removing the suffering Cretans
10 a place of safety, has created considerable sur
prise in diplomatic circles. l. will probably re-
ceive the prompt attention of Secretary Seward
NV YoEK. Sept. 9.-The Worlds Washington
special dispatches state that developments have
been recently made. showing that The initiaiory
steps have been taken to secure a meeting Of the
Radical Governors of the Northern and Western
States. during The present month. for the purpose
of taking under consideration the present condition
of the country. and providing for AT once counter
acting any efforts that may be made 10 defeat the
wishes of Congress before that body again meets,
in November. Most vi the Western and Middle
State Governors have signifed their willingness to
attend, but none of the Eastern Governors have
vet written on the subject, though replies from
them are expected in 2 few days Ii Is designed
TO keep this movement secret Either Washington
or New York will be selected as the place Of
meeting. which has not yet been decided
The Herald says that further damaging diselo-
surcs of the doings OF Ashley and Butler in the
alleged conspiracy TO implieate the President in
the assassination of Lincoln, may be expected in a
few days.
The representatives Of leading foreign Powers
interpret the Presidents movement rs a deliberate
attempt to defeat the Congressional plan of recon-
struction.
. Specials to the New York papers give different
versions of the interview between Grant and the
. President Yesterday nnleCtuFllE ih1 serious
difficulties have arisen Both officers preserve
retlccnce on the subject Nothing definite = known
as to the character of the interview 1t Is thought
Grant will soon be ordered back to the army head
quarters. Steadman is named TO succeed him in
the War Office; but he says he would not accept
New YORK. Sept. The 7ribauae's special says
that Secretary McCulloch's report shows that over
SI2O.0 600 900 of the national debt has been paid in
the last year. at which rate the whole would be
! paid in ten years
Fred. Douglass has been talked of for Commits
sioner of the Freedmeus Bureau; but. it is said.
he would not accept office ~ the hands OF johnson.
He desires that Howard should remain in that
position.
The Hteuiqencer says the Cabinet. yesterday.
was unanimous in the opinion that the effect of the
amnesty proclamation will be to relieve all who
are pardoncd by it from all disabilities and penal
ties incurred by their participation In the rebellion,
including any disability rs TO suffrage
The news of the result of the election in Califor-
MIA has excited Il great sensation here. and has
caused great rejoicings among the friends OF the
President. johnson considers X an endorsement
of his course, and believes it to prelude L general
reputation of the Radical leaders.
In the interview which took place ON Tuesday
last between the President and General Grant, III
reference to the SickleS Order No. 10. II Is certain
that strong personal feeling was INDUCED in by
both parties. Grant, ii is said. boldly charged the
President with diSloyalty. Up To this hour there
is no reconciliation, aud IL is confidently believed
that the breach is irreparable. The friends ot
General Grant say that he will fight 1t out with
johnson upon d" this line Much feeling exists
among all parties IN reference To tins imbrogho
between johnson and Grant.
The friends of General Grant insist upon his re-
manning in the Cabinet They thiuk that the ex-
igencies OF the hour demand that he should con
Time acting aS Secretary oi War. Much suspicion,
is felt In reference to the designs Of Johnson.
WAsmINoroN. Sept 9.-The President has granted
5000 pardons since he came into Office, April 10,
ls61. Among the number were several ioreign
Ministers aud agents. members of Jen. Davis
D Cabinet l.nNrfppFz ni STATES Generals pt the Ton
frdcratr army, and u due proportion OF Major
Generals. There are still 400 Applications FOR par
don GA Tile in the State Department, OF which mum
Der about one-tuurth are parioned by the new
amnesty proclamation of the President.
The President has issued his pardon proclana-
ton. lie pnrdona all hat the chief or pretended
chief executive officers, Including the President
ice frcsidrn' aud all heads ot Departments .,
the pretended Confederate "a rebel Government,
aud all who were agents thereof in torvign states
aud countries, and all who bad OF pretended 10
hold la the service of said pretended Confederate
Government military rank Or title above the grade
al iiiieadiuf General aud the naval fank ct tiue
above that Ut Captain. aud all Who were 81 pte-
tended to he Governors ot states, while maintain
ing. abrtting aud submitting &C. and ecquteseins III
the rebellion persons who Ia any way treated
otherwise than IA lawful prisoners ~ War the pee
sons VII" la anN capacity "efe employed co eh
gagged la the military service II the United STATES
puta1na who at the time they may seek 60 vptaia
the benefits at this proclamation are actually ia
civil, military pT naval confinement OF held 10 osll
before at amer conviction. and all persons Who
Wetr engaged diteotiy al Indirectly In the assassin
alton ot the late President oi the I nited Statr=, at
la any plot %, conspiracy ia ANY manner herewith
connected.
Hat each peiznn Who seeks e. avail himseli ct
this pardon takea this oath ~ 1 do soienatS swear
cot am.ml la the ptesehoo 81 Aimighty Tod that
/ wul hrnpvtutth support. protect aad deiend thc
Constitution aud tuiivj States hereunder, aad
tt,at 1 will IA iIho manneC abide hs ahd faithfully
support ali laws and pruolanatiuns Which have
brrn inaiu dutius the late rebellion with feiefcnoe
IL thu emancipation at slaves al" help mc tud
miscellaneous.
IaAsits,os. sept l-siokies has appointed
iipyeti, Aasi, a prominent augfp Ia tui",neus, as
roii.a Magistrate
SrN,,siis tneib. sept "A watug spout cne
tuni.ea ilet Ia diai"e,eii crossed ,he eNefi aeFth
a. the town. l. day. Tho toNa - uubust
HAs,sE,n -urT h-thu ratus aaa wDrius have
i.aio stD,t havoc Nlth the cation erup ii sUt Isl
a,as along ,Lu .oasi IT suutn Carolina. \ tai.
. tIup Is expected Ia otiv, islands aui the total Ptu
do.T "t sea island eetioi - estimated al puo, obt
pounds
nNAEA, sept tia s0sa al makers "a Jha isiand
ats anis.ssti"s a. Sol "P a si,sbs ia si=LrE wages
\ su.Iuus uprising has ,akua phase .."vIs 81,
.uss.sa al Santiago du tUba ereauHs considerable
aisatiUI ihe4 attacked ,v turt, has, NeIa -
r,IseI a'h &. iuss 90 n,e Allied ~1d several
wounded
\ ae~ s,ateaaut uf tn puuii. dett All rs mad,
g.. correct AIS former. IuG. which Il ~iii $50 she's" .
,tst thr l.isi reduction r. lhe tao IeA.si ~ Sept I
1905. 10 szui 500 ubu
Nav hsah. aupt ib-iLe Colombian Oogsres'
las e&tu"hui iha isa"th1sy al 'hu Panama h-ilteAo
Company 80 te fetIsd pi "inetI uI..r Yeas ~
.4asii-..iiua II ~ hun 900 cash AuoA ani lie $50.
"a Seau unu a. a. paid annually
tbs Attl waa H.StheA asa. tape tisttrlAs