The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-02
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
rr,r SUMMONS FOR JUDGE BLACK.

THO Radical newspapers have been filled
- ,nrmises about the sudden visit oil
VIZ" Jeremiah Black to Washington on
l ~ snmmons of the Secretary Of State
~. is a curious little story in regard to
.,.bat has been source of no little merri-
!. . "', among the friends Of the parties. A
It.,' d,vs ago the Secretary Of State direct
clcrk TO write note to Mr.. Black,
~ ,..;,r that he desired to have on inter-
So: :,n, With him at his earliest convenience,
,n,, matter Of Importance. The note
"pS" written and sent to Hon. Jeremiah
n,a,r who was at that time solourning in
i ~ mountains of Pennsylvania. Upon
~, -; nDcncd at his office horc, dispatch
80 Cent to him, and he came post haste
;,o,swcr 70 the summons. Upon present
;Tr himself at the State Department, in
~. .a,ur7 10 the sudden and important sum-
""T i was ascertained that the note was
:".",5cd for Mr.. BiacQne, the Turkish
W;.;s,cr, So much for the sensation ru-
-,n-s that have agitatcd the country for
save-al days.-National lnteAigencer.
THE CABINET.
Tho regular consultation Of the Cabinet
.o.,rrday was attended by all the members
:rccnt the Attorney General (who was re-
User by Ion. John NJ. Buckley and
.bc Hon. o. II. Browning, Secretary of the
In.cr;or. We regret to learn that tho
latter gentleman was prevented from at
,cp1iac 5v illncSS.-lb.
POSTMASTER AT CHICAGO APPOINTED.
The President yesterday appointed
Frank Sherman, Esq, postmaster at Chi
.aro II is understood that the Cabinet
recommended another applicant.-l6.
PERSONAL.
Among the visitors to the seat Of Go
vprnmcnt we notice General James B.
S.rriman, of Louisiana, and Hon. Samuel
! Randall, of Pennsylvania.-Ib.
GENERAL CANBY's OPINIONS.
General Candy, who has just been ap-
,oin,cd 10 the command of the second
military district, is said to have remarked
Yesterday in conversation with friend
ina. he was not a political partisan, but
,hq. he had studied the reconstruction
AVS thoroughly, and approved them, and
that he considered their faithful execution
essential TO the welfare Of the nation. He
thought it the duty of the southern people
,oaccep, the terms offered them. He is
also said TO have expressed his apprecia-
ton of the utility Of the Freedmen's Bu-
-sau, and his intention Of giving its agents
81. proper and necessary aid in the execu-
lion of their work Chronicle.
SICKLES.
General Buckley, Assistant Attorney
General, is preparing, and will give for
publication tomorrow, detailed resume
O; the official acts of General Sickles in
relation to General Order No. 10, for
which he was removed from command.
The correspondence between Generals
Sckles and Grant and President johnson
0. the subject will not be published at
r.esent. 1t was so decided in Cabinet
;1-day.-SWn.
-GE INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT
AND JOHN NJ. LANGSToN.
The northern papers contain an account
d. the recent interview between the PreSi.
dent and John NJ. Langston, colored
awycr from Ohio, wherein it is represented
that the President sent for LaDgston and
rendered him the Commissionership of the
Y,ecdmcn's Bureau. This is a mistake.
Langston sought the interview and applied
or the position, and when informed that
there was no vacancy, and no probability
Of one very soon, he asked for the appoint
mcut of Minister resident at Hayti. To
this the President made similar response,
and thus the interview terminated
Washington Express.