More Grantism

A Washington special to the Cinciumiti I'Jntjuirer has the following : Colonel Hunt, who was in Charleston prior to atid during the election, arrived here lust niglit. lie was Kslieypd of his command at the instance of the profaue Patterson, because he reported tliat the only thing reprehensible during tho election in South Carolina was the partisan zeal of the whites and a large numbor of blacks in the Charleston Distriot who were constantly inoit ng trouble to involve the whites politically opposod to thein. Por sueh sentimenta he was relieved of his command. Sherman referred him to the Saoretary of War, and Ciimeron referred him to the President, and the lattur refusoá to see hitn.