New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-01
rrBrI WINS OF AN ARsfIsrTcE.

Froni tie Eirbnold Examiner. Aus 2s.
The Yankee President ~ now seems more
than likely. viii be driven to propose, In some f0rl q
otrs an arzstico with the Confederate, with express
Intention II having i REJECTED. and tnus oil elS ns
ground from under tfa feot Of Peace Democrats
Lot not tho proposal aso us by snrprse 't u pe con-
slersd beforehand ~ that instead o: tbs enemy ~ L.
ing account Tor his purposes We may DC chDou :"
Iske II useul fr ours II matters li',le whgt ras DO
me intention with which Lincoln may make sHeh an
offer; nriastc- bona sas cessation OF host'iis'es
Eould be- the end ~ the war anI no une.ett. mailer
" torn oiuetto should be allowed to defeat or PIE
vent IT,
sion wish arcv TO .nc occupation Of our country b,
military orce-aad wax carried on equally ~ 30, nLd
lard. aruiisice N sny ih.oiiisiDe sense ~nne'ei
could rcFn nothing clio than cessation "i eFtFy ac'
al wa- for the time agreed rpIn both nav al ana ms!
noting less than withdrawal 81 tho invading troops
sri.n a he blockade Of the coBst. THO occupation
~ G-aur- camp 1T Petersburg and 81 Sbot'nan's
b.f,rc Atlanta tho occry t,ion of ChKiiaIOog'.
KNOXVILLE audi HaryeTs Terry, are Al acts
" var The presence Of DOckhoinR SOU
ron of Wilmington. 10 stop AID destroy our NOR.
10 be real and not .cs1ry. voulI BE- the soppago q. al
thr.e 81 nations ard occupations; and such an ninl
Urc no CoulGcIltc Government o.LiI not have sAe
folly To- reject In isct the practical ,hme1t 81
such an aIMl.ce would n0sl no proposal OF tie u1icT
o. "a & RlL nor any as-cut 70 70 % our pnit "o
have no pfntenHiun o. ilyHdo or conquer 40 enc
o.. on thcF side. there - irso Jaeio Cessation n~H
olr5. 10 Only exception bt.hg, mt some '"h'.H
eT,.e cruiser pa di-iunt waters might, after the
i..o ng ti.rh arIusliotlut kluw4lg .r isctrt lure
of desire, c % she casuy's mcTchnatmcl. ~ Nhoh
~i.e wo should pru abl have O. uAAs cul .tAfiloA r
o loss D Gee crsntoa cd husilities tleu SAll 10 Dc
Contemplated by the Yankee President, b. real ana
hOre st. 10 teiCulty o. form cnn nccari No e"n'is
lners via he reesili. no question IN arse no'u'
Lincoln hdLr -iuF proposals. 10 re Con,eaernie itrsi
G.ff .ud a. Acknowledge him ~ Che M SSiTaie of
~fsiss ols az ile UIiol. q is Oaly WliAdfsTHs TIE
to . and ships nd the hing 10 d0nu.
Neihor would u be- ~ - cnso ct al ohl"otolAhie
q u.s. that Lincoln slould be anown 70 have STOPPED
the for xix months in ofdcr 70 GA! nA."ati" OF
81 al the ~.A.ss IT, negotiate terms Of euAon. OF ~
negotiate anything else. LIT hHn Dr MI mnaus ca!
such convention Ia Baltimore in Buffalo. n DC k
% better. AN tie States" u the present fcd'1al
Union woui dIy TesPond - tae oti inciudln{
Michael Iinhu's Lousl1na sni @so Lie nc" Stnies OF
n 40 and S KAT aewan. wha,eTcr their names are.
Also II ans Stie ~ iho tOniederacy choose Q" e'c"de
ron e Corialcracy sud send delegate 20 SIR. Iincons
corvr lion Of all Tire stat 80 there can b. no Objection
% p.ll would 81 Gs remarkably well nhdi might cut
0 Knows I'm Tust ration Of tho Union or u the
Ylaa, Plesdcn. should think ~ usilg the interval OF
armistcc ia Oihcr way al tie ted o. diplomacy
u.d bo open 81 hun. DO though. Il. u send com
as. Oaegs (N aIylug for tho moment his hlgh ferob
tive and night divine IS sls emperor OF the conu
uenD 10 lay proposals before the Conieleiae "oFsIn
lmeAt having N NCg TIE ehAirrfiun o. tlu'
(i0yornrent and restoration OF the uri0n ~ II
wAs-e.lheT With tho Constitution as II is OF some
uea coustutian or 20 ccnsiituiiou - n'. WY hi7
commissioners 90 at certnny 10 bo Iere.Vcd wlt dn'
respect. ard tLe President rcicTtB o. SO soYoIa
states the v-riDns matters pfo"unhed ny 1hote com
isn aors the a,te Legislatures could Ten cons der
ietLcr they world consider them IN Snort, " no IN
vndng truofr were called away iruu our soil ard
the hccksdng ship, from or rondsicads aud ohlnf-
should b. 10 the proper situation TO near ana - de
iih aay ovciurcs n3ou. an. niiaF "hh'soe'er eHhef
LON Mr. Lllculn Or from anybody else.
This is NOS he species q, aTIi-co intended ~ those
prudent counssors OF AT. LAco.n Who are Iislng hun
- make the oisr 49, Wfr measure to dnhVHstrate
tis hnuess Of pence md 70 rout ana scatter ne
Democrat. What be 10 advised 10 do--and wias hc
will DO n arvlifg ls 20 -en0 messengers - Mr. Davis,
,.HtHs &
.hc Coni.acIAtl armies. (nes.clseIa. %. 1t "eFe,
lulier 1qgpltrucr) proposing thnt o., shai fus'
peal host.iities but The enemy noi-ia da'r WoiAs.
iaai tie forces on each side shall cease AL aeA'e
moVe-eats leaving Grant and Sherman fTu-
led o. they are upon oar ground eoyins NcHViiehhs
Key Wet fensacoia Ioit fulashl aio,fiH lslid foi
tross Nnaf1s llaipsfs frrFy Ae.. oh occupcd by
Hostile tf0u;gt leayiuE al Tennessee, KENTUCKY Ms
sol roriions u Ffnin and Louisiana su5cct ~ ina
above AZ leaving the rockade not only IN f force bnI
GREATLY increased ~ cifclency because tho toeL nov
eleqgtd m b-si,gng Muhlo and Charleston. and III
transporting trOo,s HOAld have nuiGhg - utt'Hd 10
liriuy tina ''ag.isfel" lut mgkgg the blockade
prflyci and inpeucirab.e. Mother Is tns al; The
"amsficos l. 10 b. oiioTed the condition that the
60 .rdcrse States Hhsl all send delegates 20 represent
l en- H. that Convention % nll The Sus"s and shAl
Poe bound ~ tie decisions Of the mslofIy boil ~ 20
Union or sppstatOn nd ~ b. tie arrangement Of their
do. relations and the limss II their state rights.
Nn ne rejection Il suoh terms-ini Mr. Incoln's intel.
.geni NJ Users rG,er guess that ihoy VII bo reject
ch.u Lincoln IL to Say ~ bis coults You sea
an nrrnisticr Nuhag val satisfy Oh ~ hut yielding IA
their cmauu- hasciv asserting To- She disnemberment
~ our giuflnus Union ad extinction OF the Last hope OF
free government GA elfihl Who wiz iak Of peace
A0isf"
We cannot tell how such q maneuyer woud affect the
Clicago Convention; whether II would have the IN
tended effect ~ cAIingsiing the deaie Tor peSc" "t
the North. Bui noet certainly tbs hiler si$ie oi
'arnstiCe' would hy 40 means SUIT us NJ we ''nih'
and the ICON missioner" coming to propose H. nnlr7s
they have safe oonduci, should be instantly lodged IN
Castle Thunder they have the necessary passport
10 come, should 10 furnished Win thc necessary pass
port 10 10 aud that immediately
II refractory soldier undergoing me discipline
of the buck and gag; rnd the officer shoG give orders
the buck and the gag for ohe'qharter of an
holr by his witch. in oser 10 give the man time TO
submit and return to dny, but keeping tie pa
tent st handculed all the while, and half do1en
muskets pointed nj his headi-ihat womb be pre-
cisely the sort nf armlsteo which the Yankee Pfesi-
dent IA now advised 20 offer H. ns--to us the
citizens Of these Confederate States. who have
been thrashlna bis armies pretty STEADILY for Tour
years and are Wiling II no better may be. TO thrash
them stately for four years more. We greatly desire
peacei We grehtl, desire armstce; hut IL better
10 deal with Lincoln and all his shoddy generals. or
with Mcclellan and HE War Democrats. for another
Presidential term than Msen ~ such Ill insoent pre-
tense Of arIlistee IS this.
CoLoRED PRISONERS.
Negro prisoners of war 10 the number o. elght!-t"o
were received yesterday from Petersburg. and were
tgrled ili0 the negro pen adjoining the Castle iLs'
we're sas.u.s ~ Nv s,sa.-I QgOa W. xvsAs ASE W