The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-17

WAeunofoSs nov. ~ x0o0
TIA Csoprs@iss nleassrss Urged Uses tas
SuaraGo.
Chief Justice Chase Is a the White House sgsin THU
evening In coasulsaiioo with the President upon ~
subject Of tbs conpsomss measures which the ieadsss
OF both the psinsipal parties ere now urging upes
Mr. Johnson Ths csmpsomse - said 70 consist ~
offering 70 the people Of tho South general amnesty In
consideration Of their accepting universal suffrage win
qualification either Of properly intelligence II D
beloved that this will be well received By -
parties The Presde0s inclined 70 give the sub
jsct fair and full consideration.
MARYLAND n Mediator Between ne North aaa
6outh.
For many reasons plan 10 being considered In Mary
land. bearing upon the constitutional amendment quss-
ton. which that STATE ngure y mediator bsswesa
che North and the South The Baltimore delegation 70 che
Legislature have had private meetings and passed ress
lutons requesting tho Governor call an extra session
Of the Legislature 70 tako action this question.
Lengthy Cabises Council.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended BY eli the
members with the exception Of the Attorney General
who IL on . visit 10 New York. The meeting lastsA
several hours
Tho Condensed Roslans In Canada-Lotssr
from tho Brstish. INflnister al Washlngtou.
The following ietter from the British Minister
ceived 70 day by the Secretary of stats:--
wAsHrsGToy Nov. 10, 1865.
SIa-I have the honor 70 scknosedge the receipt q
your note @ *s 2sth W.T. relating e the sentences g
and stating The vews entertained BY the government
Of the United States. and the various consider.
be expected arise the course OF the trials OF Che
individuals concerned In the raid committed Canada
last spring Immediately on the receipt or that note
transmitted copy OF II TO her Majesty's government.
and await their instructions before entering at length
TRe shs
Ing these cases before the regular tribunals OF justice.
thus securing to the prisoners the full protection the Law
affords to the accused and the eadinoas shown by them
TO communicate all such documents the Consul OF the
United States may throw light on the justice Of the
trust satisfy the Of tho United States ,has
while indicating the majesty Of the law the authorities
do not conduct the prosecutions in any vndictve
harsh spirit am, moreover Authorized that the
whole question OF the disposal such OF the prisoners
her Majesty government who viii certainly be anil
mated by the desire deal with peace
and harmony between the populations living in such In.
mediate proximity. and separated by long frontier
have the honor to be. with the highest considera-
tIons sir. your most obedlent and humble servant,
FREDERICK W. BRUCE
Hon. WILLIAM n SEWARD, &C.
Rec ognition or q Chilean Consul.
The President has recognized Enrique Barrioct a.
Consul for Chile at San Francisco. California
Appointments.
Robert A. Gilmore was today appointed by the
President Postmaster a. Chicago In place Of Samuel
Hoard, removed; also Henry G. Smith, Postmaster q
Poughkcepsie. N. Y, TO supply vacancy
John w. Dickson, late Surveyor OF Customs at East
River Virginia. has been appointed Collector Of Customs
At yorktown, Virginia
J. NJ Corbeu has boon appointed Surveyor Of Customs
al Nashville, Tennessee
Tho second Audit orship Of the Treasury.
General N. L. Jefreys OF Maryland, late Assistant
Provost Marshal General In the War Department. 10
named for the position Of Second Auditor OF the Tres
sury, In tho place OF e. B. French, the present In.
cumbent strong pressure has been brought 70 bear
In this direction but tho pressure agalus. IS likely 10
preyal.