The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-09-21

10 o'clock. having INSIDE the trip in II days snd
20 hon
Regarding he state election in Cnifornia. whioi
TOOK place On sept an. the Times 81 the hta says
Tvs Erscrtpv-The returns from both city and
Ststp are necessarily Imperfect The vote through
rp, the state he's been very close. In tons CITY
4 Uaisbt will probably receive : majority 81 I.@yo
aud it looks aS thynEh Tee Democracy hsd made
clean sweep.
The latest reports indicate that Henry Hsish'
was elected Governor by from 1000 u 5000 mslor
ity.
4 NrvssaV rs TR0J sts-Tbe Teiop, ssys Jack
1irstman had two more 6Ebts with iTiSAmer on
Market street to-day. growing ont of = political
4 discussion. The light occurred At his own store.
where they vent - whip him. One ~ them was
badly cut in The head by Strsirsan. sgd both we're
badly whipped. AZ three have been arrested.
Strstmsn vas bailed by Jrmy lie j. not seriously
hurt
Cen. Grant md the President.
Cutc,en. Aug IA TriBgne special has smother
printed correspondence between tbe PRESIDENT and
t.rant to-day. Grant wrote an urgent letter against
the transfer Of Hancock to ShsridaRs command.
saying the interests 81 the service would suffer and
very grave complications might he expected
In Inyal circles q rupture between the President
and Grant is considered imminent The latter
refuses to yield any portion Of the power Congress
conferred upon him.
TuE GrNgRAL tNp rHE PeEsfpENr-Ths Wash
ingtou dispatch Of the lsih Ia the New York TINES
says:
The political situation ia much cslmcr than for
several days. In the letter Of Grant u the Prest
dent. last saturday. he earnestly urged johnson -
modify the order. and even went 80 far a. u state
his opinion that persistence on the part of the
President in his present eonTsr, would bring innU-
merabl. evils upon himself and on hs admInsstra-
lion. lie visited the President yesterday morning
The President insisted on the order as II stands
Grant had nothing to do but u obey. Whatever
instructions Grant may deem Necessary will follow
hereafter in separate orders"
II is believed by prominent gentlemen that the
differences between Grant and the PresIdent, in re-
ference Ia the removal Of sheridan aud SIckics, are
irrcconcilablc. The order issued by the President
relieving these officers has not been executed. II
is said that Grant. in a letter To the President. de-
clincs to direct the order to be executed stating his
refusal ia very strong terms, and virtually denying
the right Of the President To interfere IN the Mill
tIry Districts created by Congress. and asserting
hs entire control Of these d~istricts. the power
being, by virtue Of the supplemental Reconstrac-
ton Act. vested in the General of the army alone.
He says that he Is not at liberty 20. and viii not
transfer bis authority to another. The letter has
not been made public. but the above statement \
believed to be reliable aud Is derived from unasu-
ally well informed sources
Regarding Grant, there Is no doubt that he "a in
dignant at the order removing Sickles- He attend
ed a Cabinet meeting today. but left before It's
conclusion. Congressman Washburn freely states
that Grant is thoroughly opposed % the Presidents
present course
The Trbune's special SAYS the PresiGenf's order
IN regard 4 f1auCyCk anu taODF VIII pFyDAD&V De
issued tomorrow, with a clause similar to that
issued in the case OF Thomas Grant considers the
order to Hancock as directed at himself. and an
additional usurpation Of the powers conferred on
the General OF the Army by Congress These
powers Grant will NOT yield. Ii Is generally ex-
pected that Johnson will relieve Grant q Secretary
of War and appoint some willing tool bat Grant
claims that. under the last Reconstruction bill, all
orders must pass through Army headquarters All
orders of the President or Secretary Of War rela-
tive to the military must be Issued through the
General of the Army, and orders issued contrary
to this section are null and void and the officer
issuing them Is guilty of 4 -misiemeaUOr.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-A Washington special
saws there l. no foundation for the reports of 4
breach between the President and Grant. The Re
construction Acts have been enforced with strict
impartiality, and politicians will not be permitted
to interfere with the troops 10 accomplish their
partisan ends in the work of reconstruction In
these objects the President aud Grant and the
entire Cabinet perfectly agree
Grant has issued an order directing Sickles TO
report TO the Adjutant General from New York
Grant has addressed another written protest To
the President against the removal Of Sheridan He
especially urges tha; the public service requires the
presence of Hancock on the Plains
miscellaneous.
NEw YORK. Aug. 24-The Tribazse's special saws:
Since the late action OF the President several mem-
bcrS of Congress who opposed impeachment last
session avow themselves IN favor Of impeachment
now. The movement Is being revived with some
OF success
CHIc,Go. Aug. s7-Tbe TTaes' special saws 81
official order has been issued assigning Candy 10
Sickles' command. Ii takes effect immediately.
Grant is directed 10 make future disposition of
The official order assigning Hancock 70 Sheri-
dams command directs the latter 20 proceed forth
u Fort LeavvnwOrth. and not - come 70
Washington. The order permits Hancock u an
nui or repeal any acts OF sheridan administration
he sees proper,
The IribaNs'S special SAYS that Sheridan received
the news If bis removal very coolly, rsmarking
that he tclt satisfied that be bad done bis duty Is
an officer. and regretted that bis superior officers
had fonnd iAglt- lie thought he had snisbed the
work II reconstruction in Louisiana. aud Was about
u turn bS attention ~ Texas, but believed he
would make one more removal before he retirvs-
that IF J, IL HAYS, Sberjt 0t New Orleans
Sickles Will probably b Seps to New Mexico.
and lope returned ~ thr Sioux eoGatFy, Meade
probably saSreva Sirkles, aud HAlleek take
the place Of Pope.
WASHINGTON, Aug. $9-CsaRE issued 40 Official
ORDER TO-DAY, in compliance With tae Rrvsi&ectS
INSTRUCTIONS, assigning HAncock - the coumAnd
OF the tinh District. and dirrcsiRg Sheridan teW-
porarily e. u1rn over the command - Gea Grtr1n
proceed drert y Fort LeaNeawcFsh 70 relieve
Hancock. The order contains ~ lcSLgue-
Iions limiting Hausorks authority.
The order assigning Gen. Hancock to Sheriaan's
district directs him u proceed L. Ne" Orleans a.
boon a. he Is relieved " his prvsVug command D.
Sheridan. he will. when necessary u the Eiuhhul
conferred GA District Commanders ~ TIE Acts Of
Congress, and any Snd all authority Perg.IjBg -
ahccgs ia command ~ military departments.
CauVAUa, Auk ZS-Tbe FI4ass special saws
Ihrrr Is uc uuth ia GAc statement ghas the President
has received the resignation of al Cabinet NiRis
NcNuicUhS Resignation ~ss wTIgea- eat h
concluded aot - PEvschG II. having been Informed
ry she President that he would nVt accept L.
has subnitted bis resignation aud lyavvs
uT New loTk to-uIght- ScS ard appears mlHfeT-
-ht g. What IS sviRg ga. aud Informed CouaI Z,
he French Minister. thAI be ld lot believe taegv
would be any CAoinv. changes
WASHINGTON, Aug ZS-Tbe ha-G4ea.eer <at5OE-
.tatiyeiy proaouUcvs tbcruOVrs u Cabinet changes
,utoundet
Aa examination # abe south Carolina register
J~r blacks to Vhr ~blse Contrary - eN-