, 1866-11-17

Especial Despatch to the Chfcaco Tribune.1
WAsmsa7oy. Eovembe. 1G.
TIE JOHNSON rREp1cANEsT.
The paragraph connecting the visit Of Chief Jus
lice Cbase to lile White uouse las; evening with
Subsequent ard informal meeting Of four Cabinet
ministers IL 1nitc eecational. Mr, Chssc went
There On totally dife:cnt business from that IN.
tinased, namely. conversation regarding nmucsty
and suffrage. While Me. johnson, and those
members Of his Cabinet who art with him.
are in constant consultation regarding the
steps which they can take 10 s1yc
themselves, 1t seems almost ccrtAin that
in case they conclude 10 recommend impartial
Suffrage. they will otter not only amnesty
in return, but attempt 10 ecctfre immediate aat
restore thnte to power who would unite with tho
Northern Democracy ard form i strong party for
theis support. Prominent Southern mcn and
Democrats arc Cooperating in tho movement, bat
the idea Of true Republicans being consulted. or
hoping to influence Andrew Johuson in anything,
II QUITE broad statement Those who should
know EAR that in no event will johnson rccelc
from the position that the South is entitled to
immediate representation.
SEw PosTNAsTEna.
The President to-day appointed Il. Il. Sage
Postmaster at Ci1cieville, Ohio, rice Nnl. n. r.
Denny, removed. Tnc following appointments Of
Western Po=tmasiers were made by the rostu,as-
ter General since the 18th icst.: W,nsrcd :. Ro-
Per, Camden. Ncbraska; Vim. T. Stevens, Rich
land, Ainn.. rice q. Miller, delinquent; Ama.a
I. Minor, Rice Take, MIMI. rice ]. r. Guesr. re-
moved; Waiter Fuller. Canton, Mtun. Edgar
Chapman, Minnesota City, M1nn.; John II. Bon-
sted. Cherry Grove, Msnn, ric. j. z. liawk,ns,
delinquent; D. Il. Bartlett, Fillmore, Minn. !;
CHARLES J. Morrison, Newcastle, Ind. ; II. Sc1tt,
Naupeta, WI, rsct s. Strickland, removed Rob-
e.: Beatlie. Dcpe.c, Wit cit@ 4. Miller, removed;
Il. D. McIntirc, Nauioma, rice D. Lockwood. re.
moved.
30 ARMS sToLGS.
There It 20 t1ull. wtatcvcr In the sto.y tclc
6rsphed from This city. that thousand stand o
a.rns have becn stolen from the aruory here
Washington cannot boast Of IN a51nory. Tbt
bui.oiug formerly use,l a. such i. now a Govern
rent storehoree for clothing, tents. &c.
RANDALL rESr7EzT.
Postmaster General Randall has intinated tha
tic il on the stool Of repentance for uast changes
III h1s notified that he has now reached :hc enc
OF his Ist, and that iacncefprth Mr. John:oa him
SELF will have a1l the dirty wo.S to do.
SWINGING AnoGxp.
The Ertaing Star, In a 1ensthy editorial. has
the fc11oe'ug: "Tdronghout the history Of Amer
lean pe!i.les 80 notable An instance Of pcrfjy a.
that Of the Fcmecsatic party leaders In their con
duct towards the South in the late elections Is ua
where on record. Tue upshot Of their sclash pol
icy ts, that they havt rendered the President ut
fcT1y powe!lcs to s&2nd hetwecn tic South nu.
the schemes cf tho extreme 1tadica! leaders. 70,
turatcly 1t is yet In the power OF the South 10 dc
po=c those leaders from the control Of the polio,
Of the Republican psrty In Congress. He, &c
cep;ance Of the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment viii accomplish that object beyond perad
venture and in that way only cau 1t be donc.''
CHICAGO Tos7xAs7Ersn1P.
Rohen A. Gilmore was today appointed By th
President Postmaster OF Chicago In place {
Hoard. straovrd.
TIE coHDENSc1 FESEASs-NISIsTEn EREcE +
SECRETARY SEWARD.
NAEu1SG1oN. November 1b.--The Ehllo.stng lei
TT from the British minister was received to"da
:. pT ihe secrsiary ofst1'e:
WAs1usG7ox, No;emher II, 1851.
stE: bnyc The h1noE to acknowledge the te
cspt ol Your nuie of Tic 9Th ui., relating to fh
EcEtencex~Us death pasStd on RIB Lynch and J. Mt
Mnhon. IN Canals, and stu,tac the views enter
tatnc5 by The Gu' c1nment Of tae UnI4ed Statcs
and The various considerations OF law rolcr au
hamar'y which might be esncct;d to asize IN Il.
on Canada asst apring., Immediately on recsIa
Majesty Government, and await thrlr ias:1uc
tons before cnterfn: 1t length upon the say.ts
ane weiEhty subjects contained ia Il The conn,
pursued BY the CunAdi1a Government In b:in .tn
shcsc casea before tue regular TRIBUNALS Of u4ic:
.1N securing to the prisoners the full pro!ectio
~ law aanIds 10 the accused, and the reailines
Enswo bE them 10 communicate oll such docr
sa1oT light On the inst:ce Of the sentences, an