Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-25
1871 FROM nm NORTM.

las, uigsL. /. sta Is thai she authority OF he
Washington correspondents Of several NsH York pa.
Eers tba, Rev. COl. Jacques aad Mr. EiEard Kirk
were rsosotlJ a. the SposWoOd HOSl, Richmond, on
secret missioa ,ha they were elegantly entertained
for thee days; thAt they had Two interviews with an.
DAYS" Sc. What rs % At tree intsrVeEs will oct
BE- a. olosoi .or tao PRESENT bu. is minated taSi
Mr. Davis would conseH to uOaiOg shOr. Of The FosOg
u lion Of the Confsdesacy."
ASOTHER "PkAcE SE0orIAnOS'
The Gaz5;la p2blsLes a summary Of correspondence
Which has taken Place between Ex-senator Clay, Of
Ala iOf HOio0nbs, OF Va, and Geo. n sand q
on d side, and Horace GrIeley OF the other. o.
tie l2.h Sanders addressed role to Greeley asking
safe cOnducl for Aessrs. Cay, HolcOmbe, aud himself
10 Washington. His letter Is d.ted at the 'CliltOn
HOu8e," Canada.
Greeley understanding thsy were the bearers Of pro-
partitions RcAuord locking 10 pence, rendered
safe eouGu5t from the President
They epL.d tlst they were not accredited with such
pf poi i0ua bu. In Tie c0nbdSn ia employ Of their CIV.
erameni md iei author ed declare tat the cir
cum tlnces disclosed IA tic correspondence be com
munioa.ed 70 Richmond, " os O her gentlemen would
Be Invested Suh sgli powers.
GreesT an tha. etate u facts being nate
rally hsreGt IRON that understood 10 exist BY ths
President 10 advisable ter him 10 conuun cate by
Telegraph with him AID obtain further iastruo ions
tine iOloaing vas accordingly received from Lin
Coz.
EXECUTIVE NANsIsH,
Washington, July Is 1854
10 WAoa Il nay Concern:
A-y ProposaJn Wlich embraces the res Grafton Of
peace, the int gliy Of WbOle Union and the sbAu-
document ,aTeFy, and which comes by and with al
aathory kat conIol she armies nov &c var against
to U1i.sd Staes sil Be 'Tecev.d and considered BY
no EIecutYe 69sernment OF the Unitsd SiatsE aro
w. &c mes BY liberal terms substantial and collateral
po,ns, and The bearer or bearers thereof shall have
ssis conduct b.ta says. ABAAHAN LmO.LN
Clay and H,lcombs in a elesos letter 10 GreoIeyre-
iOg the repeated celebrations OF The Confederate
authorizes Of t-eir willingness - negotiate for peace,
ard d,pctc4,e the deCislOR Of Lincoln, ez-
pFs-s-d hrs document addressed TO Whom Il
My O0ucerl'-Ihey tay: l. pgeclude3 negOd
ain AMI prsserbe5 in Alliance The terms and
COl0i ions OF peace. 1. returns 70 the original
policy q no slsauug, 40 sgotiadoa5, no truce with
The Rsres, except 10 buy their dead until every man
shall have I'D down cs arms subuittsa % she Govern
y, ntnt ald sued Ter mercy. We have nO use for
The psper which has been IN. in cur hsuds.
We could not tSLsmi. il 10 tie President Of The
Cozfedesa.e ats silhou. Cas.rg him an indgnity,
dsbonOrng ourselves, and mourning lie WILL meFiteo
scorn II our eouEtrymsB.
ITRoN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Aysr re ports that he encountered part Of The Con
iedgia.e iogtes under Early as Winchester killing and
uoanding some four hundred OF them, aud captured
four pe0es o, siulsry and ABOUT two huadred pEsOn
The Washington Star al states that sklrmish tool
place rear SaiCkss Gap In Waieh some eighty rebels
acting tsams:yr captured but not before the!
succeeded 10 burning the wagon tran.
FRON MIssoUM.
l4est adyicss from Missouri are sIe.tirg. fh'
guCras Increasing ia that State 20 anpreeedeni
90 eVtent and IL conhdenty asserted int % OO
nen .hder General Price baFs also entered the state
from The Of tie lssg telegram that reaches us
We should jndg5 hat ihs authorities alarmed 90 1h
aspect Of AFFAIR.", and are lot in a condition 10 nee
the emergency with soy sdCquse military force.
DECLINE N s0LD.
Gold slOsed az 10 o'clock on the sd In New York Z
= - The market was probably affected b. "Peae
n ora"