New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
WASHINGTON.
FORTHCOMING ANNE Sly PRoCLAMA1oN

MISSIONER ROLLINS-BlNCkLEH 10 JUsllf'
THE PRESIDENT IN REMOVING sHkhEs--'h'
CEPTION OF THE NEW ITALIAN AlNi9ii@i''
~, ,rrxsHAPB 10 rRisUSE
wAsuHGToN Friday. August 3o 1867.
The President Las now under consideration nc"
',csty nroclamation to Rebels ,in the South. Prom
S,rt eou,bcrn men, who were. known as Umonis's
d,,po the war; and who arc D0g johnson men, nave
h., urcing this feC some time past. 1bey nave
heen aided by Democrats ftthe North, who have III
Aucpce with Mr. Johnson OF course the details are
mot definitely known tOAny person outside eI oi'
cia circles. 1t win pCobably be submitted 10 Iue
Cabinet next week. Ehuse interested IN the matter
80 tb,t Tho new y exclamation will incUde brga-
Jior conorats None6above colonies are now included
Tbev assert that tho provisions of the proclamation
will he YcYy liberal as Mr. Johnson Is inclined 10
grant nesgly all they ask. excepting universal am,
nestv 9hey fear, however, that has CABINET VIII
rortro! Hiul, and make it more conservative 49,,
1t,ere have been a number of Democratic poht-
siors from New York and Pennsylvania here wlthm
The East few days, They have been besieging .h0
Wlate House and tho various DEPARTMENTS loohIhg
Tor soup. A party arrived from Philadelphia to-uaS'
h.,Jod nv sam Eandall. member from the lst DIS
trct Of Penn 5lvania. Randall has great mnuence
with the President and islOoked upon as controlling
Federal patronage in Philadelphia. The coming
Fan Municjuql election in Philadelphia is very
Imnortant ere Members of tho Legislature
,Indce of the Court oI Common Pleas
Sheriff . new City Council ana othT
officers are 20 be elected. At the election last ran
the Reps Eican majority was reduced 10 between
1000 and O0O votes. This Fail the Democrats eX-
meet to carry the election They hayo control OF
nearly an the Federal offices, and If the rev haucal
ofice-hedcrs do not help them they are to be sus-
pended and others put in their places. What Kan
dan a his party are after is to arrange here so that
,ko Nsyy-Yard, Arsenal, Mint and CustOm-House IL
PHILADELPHIA win receive large cOmplement OF
ormen until after the election. All of these WILL
10 made to vote the Democratic ticket and contrib
ute 2nds from their salaries TO help carry on the
oamral9n In this way it is thought the Republcan
majority can be overcome.
Gen. steedman arrived here to-day, and spent
aome time With the President tins afternoon he
states that I've has no intention Of taking Commls-
siener Rollins's place. 1T was offered him several
weeks ago. but he decliEed it, Onthe subject or ms
taking the War Department fOlC, he says nothing
but it is still limited by his friends that it viii be
offered to him. Collector Kellogg and Steedinans
eputy en- New.Orleans are here on internal Revenue
matters.
A determined effort is being made by clone here
to have Mr. Rollins Commissioner Of Internal Reye-
phe suspended from office. The party Is composed
mostly of persons interested IN the whisky fI'uus III
New York Fernando Wood IL said to be chlet
utoSer in the matter and his recent VISIT mere was
for that purpose. Wood attributes to Rollins the
rejection by the Senate of his appointments to tho
internal Revenue Office in his district. This move
Inet against Rollins is very likely to succeed The
Prekident disEkes him because he is firm Radical
Republican, and the lobby hate him because they
oanhot use him. The fact that Steednan states that
the place had been offered him indicates that he IS
earely tobe removed. The johnson organ IN New
York in todays ISSUE has an attack on Rollins fur
pished by this clique of whisky distiners.
Mr.. Brinckley Assistant AttoTney-General, Is pre-
caring and will give for publication tomorrow a
detailed resume of the official acts of Gen. Sices III
relation to general order No TO- 4or which he was re-
moved from command. The correspondence between
SiekIes IGrant and Johnson thesubect will not be
published OF present 1t was so decided in Cabinet
to-day.
THE First National Bank here to-day actually ed
'yertises that it will purchase the eight per cent
bonds issued by the late so-called Confederate
States.
Gen. Rousseau telegraphs that he sails tomorrow
Gor Stka.
There are no new developments affecting the
present members Of the Cabinet. Any further
changes do not appear now probable.
Soon after New Orleans fell into Gen. Buffers
hands the Government sent there by vessel $4,000
worth of postage stamps. The vessel was seized by
the Rebel steamer Florida, and the stamps sent in
the original packages to England via Nassau, where
they were sold to a broker for about $780, and the
purchaser sent them still IN the original package, to
Canada Our Consul there. ascertaining the facts,
applied 10 the Canadian courts for an Injunction to
prevent the posessor from parting with them, on the
ground tlat they were stolen, never condemned IN
any prize ooEr and therefore still the property Of the
United States. The Hon. Caleb Cushing has been re-
tanned fer { ne Government, and Jos. a. Ware. the
solicitor Of the Treasury Department has sailed for
Europe to obtain the necessary evidence
Mr.. Cerrut was to-day introduced by the Secretary
of State to the President, who received him in his
capacity Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen
ipotentary Of His Majesty the King of Italy. Mr.
Bertinatti, hisimmediate predecessor, has been ap
pointed as Minister to ConstantinoPle.
The newly-appointed Italian Minister to Washing
ton Mr. Cerruti, who delivered his credentials to-
day was lately Consul at San Francisco and is q re-
lation Of the statesman Of the same name who is at
present Chief Director Of the Italian Ministry Of
Foreign Affairs and who previously was Minister at
CODstantinople.
The Hon. o. II. Browning Secretary of the Inte-
rior. is considered much weaker to-day. His physi
clans have forbidden all visitors from seeing him.
letter received here to-day from the Dry Tor
There are but few prisoners here now IS In ALL and two
WHO have been various crimes, principally
deserO The conspiratos lodged like other prison
are cool, dry and airy and command quite pleasant
a view as there is They manage TO live pretty
well with their Government rations and what
their friends send them. Arnold ts employed
as clerk and seems satisfied spangler and 0Laughlin
work al their trade carpenters. Mudd works in
the carpenter shop and is getting quite handy with the
tools They are in excellent health, but arc little
OF tie library and Mudd aud Arnold read some. the
whole they are much better on th ,sey would he any