, 1866-11-19

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
WASHINGTON, November IA.

CHEF JUSTICE cuAsk Axo TIE fnrstpkxT.
In regard to tie intcrvicwa OF Chief Justice
Cba.c and members OF The Cabinet with tho 1'Iesi. |
Gent, OF which 10 much has been said Of late. the
tacts that the trst interview was In regard to
matters concerning the Judicial Department, and
Lad no connection with The subsequent presence
Of Cabinet Mintstera. At the second interview.
ME. Chase took occasion to urge upon Mf. john
ron The p.oprsety Of recomm ending the Constitu-
tIonal Amendment a. Just basis OF settlement,
II he was not prepared for that, 10 recommend |
that, for the eecond and third clauses, be should
propose universal amnesty snd impartial Suffrage.
Mt. Cha4e has In no sense made
himself q parry to dcvisinE sehemc |
by which Andrew johnson can
regain the power which the loyal people have
taken nom him. and so faE as this late movement
amounts to anythfnc,i 1t has that purpose acne.
Those who have the best means OF knowing the
views the President has expressed tn the matter,
feel confident that he has taken no advanced po-
htlion uut that be adherca to bis policy with the
| same enhltme e.ubbornuese which has heretofore
Characterized him. Some Of his chief advisers are
/ trying TO move him. and they have been fnstru-
| mcntal in spreading the opinions that be WAS
! about 10 modify bis course, anu they have done
this in the hope that the reepontc from
/ nc country wuu11 ue 90 Darsed as to aid them in
thelr eEorts. Thus far they have failed utterly.
| hut thotc engaged with them are stlll 1aborins
| with hope.
| WHAT L. IpHSsQH 1A4ANhs " 7nA LAA1 AAAt'
| T1oEs-
Mr. johnson declares +, all who advise him. that
be does not regard the results OF the election -
indicative of the real sentiments Of the people,
hut that they voted under intense excitement;
| were carried away by the cur1ent against their
| will, and that when the eoher second thought
comes, the majosity will admit that he Is right.
Andrew Johnron Is tu-niGbt as obstinate, as ego.
siellcal, as wrong, and as thoroughly cr1eved IN
Ia estimate Of the loyal mcn of the
North as at any moment since be came into
| Office.
| roCr NCRpERLns DlscHAH6En TRoH PRISON.
Nwlll be remembered that at the Instance Of
the Hon. o. Il. Browning aud q. Tonpkins, jost
/ before the former entered The Cabinet. that four
citizens Of South Carolina who were convicted Of
mu1detlns three Union soldiers under most
! a1roe!ons circumstances. and sentenced 10 death.
were reprieved By the President, sent to Dry Tor
tugas. and subsequently brought to Fort Dcla-
ware with 4 rfew TO receiving their discharges.
In pursuance 0. this plan, the prisoners, James
C. Keys, Robert Keys, F. G. stowars and Elijah
Dyf.u, were brought before the District Court Of
the Uuiled Sta,cs for the State Of Delaware, Judge
. Willard Hall, President, upon writ Of haoeas
corpus, and discharged, the Court holding that
military commission csnnot assume to ty citizens
. for crimes for which they would be amenable to
the csIl courts even though the court were tempo
| rarlly closed by the war. Major Il. Torupkina
/ conducted the eaae for the defendants.
8 TIE oRxAT OBLIGATION
| OF defeated Democrats ard otncc-seeScrs have
vear4e1 the President and disgusted him BY thet'
: | arrogant demsn md even the leaders Of tht
ellqpes have been treated With positive indlgna
ttop for day or tso past. Last Eight the who'll
J | marty WIS allowed 10 dance attendance at ths
Wht,c uou.e for two hours, and th1u denied IN In
\ teryiew. ...---
! | JOHN xonE1fsK1
,s II Willasd's. His 1nit.ton L. not political. hu
:. tits supposed that he has come on to attend tn
b | prize aEht between Bob White aud Mike csrE
}. po1en po,ems @ a, astreht on tuesday morning.
:, Fo'e1'ae - 0As 1-n,ern - srTn
c on,ce acbt. and probably to reinforce the spooae
2 Brigade.
,.I,aaa- cneeAn ~ " 1nte,n,1 Revenue h., IN,
The ,a.1 of sp 'dt dusies unde
u -.nod,,o a Z, If the amended Internal ReYtnu
e l.u and nsT regulations @ concerning the purcb..
Ia GOVERNOR cCnn1Sas, OF COLORADO,
who has arrived IN This s!'y reports .hss ths r
ot cent di1neulnee VIII tae ots .noAaa "
N leo md Southern COLORADO na,e peen n,,s,na,al
y. nour77r1
y NV ronx, November is.-:rhc ReroM to, I.
sa ssys lhe p.esidsut vii III tanse concesaona to Co
- | crrr.. among which no morn removals from ons
~ ~ / On account Of political opinions
ne Ax4rotxox1c 1sxL1c AsT1AY,
y WAfnNCToN, N.Eembes ls.-t s1ppoe<
ey the Department Of State, 10 the ncw buildings
m | Fourteenth street, somc Of The papers uAJ ha
~ | seeidenta1Iy rot as.1ay. Among them none con
~ | havc been more interesting than the foltowtl
us | rhsIsctryist1c letter Of the great Napoleon.
ch Hhirh he 6ub;otned Is a Translation. 1t is p,
Ird tnmei lis, thr American Min,stc. referred TO y
in thn famons John Armstrong, afterwards Sec1cta
lit | ri Stare:
ras TCtuefppndente OF Napoleon l., 1Slo-16, 1is:
'ss ~ ~ rrs swr lrt;xr Nfnts$cr Of FlstfEu
nd i.,ions al psris
be- ' P,uY. 1e4h Jnuuasy. lslo
cir | >,, n,en \. eoanTc.
eel % ee 49, - tha Whittier from America. It
re. oo mu nj tI,rn9on, % ,hst be writes Of thInrz
ne, @ ~ ~, coH1Trt bend prticr ,hat be shot
~ oLe o9es rc'jsh ~ INT II iere,k ana u ! man,
0te @ Mans ~ - 1r1 Eras-sf.nd Hnw IS il that In ala
us' 'Ah eInrt H. rorfen;. himecif With writing
nr- II 1cnr iinee. Snrak 10 ihc SECRETARY. WHIT
Ing a;. snest sIso 10 the Secretary, who Is nbout
ray J1,nr h ON America, Sem By acourtcs e1traos
nto nsrT = Ieeps;ch In cipher 70 America. to M
Nm ihrm nE6crttaDd that TINT Government IL not :
.u' nssr.-a hr-r fhat ii. Minister don't Endrtts
NE. | |rrrh IL = mofose Man, with whom one c4n
,ats dcxi: ia, ajl obstacles would ne removed 4
'Ps. had my envoy 10 talk with. Mrlse 10 9faa