The New York herald., 1864-07-22
Despatch from Colorado Jewctt.


CArARAcr HousE. NIAGARA FALLS, July 2I, 1854.
Distinguished roproscntass OF the South Cana
da urging peace.
was selected m secure an s-ms,ce for negotiation
communicated vita Mr.. Greelcy, wao obtained tho
sanction Of President Lpc'ln and authority TO escort
Clay, Hoconbe. thompson aad sanders to wsshlnston
Mr.. Greeley Is here. negotiating through me-
avoiding all reference TO the Unian or slavery.
The Pfesdont, through io,tcr by MAJOR Hay, has
changed eut,rey Instructions Of MIR. Greeley, making
negotiations conditional.
Tnc rejection reply OF the south and correspondence
. 60 10 the Associated Press today.
make tnis sta'emsnt FOR hiso y. generating myscl
Tor actipg In under GOV authority
held by Mr. Greeley Ireiy the constitution for pro
sectilu IN expressing rre-iy my views
Tns government refuses tic oulv possible
Q peacs cannot unders;and a paoy that forever
cludes negotiations. Mt only IS It the desire OF tho
south TO treat for honorable pcce, but all Europc
urge 1t.
How fst and noble the p5s of the South, 20 1eg,
s,ste independently OF coadiioa FOR Independence r
jurisdiction slavery. Submitting aisaatoi points Z
fair ,Iibunato Siszefiad 10 an international con.
tress o. otherwise.
zee oLly determination og the afmiaisratios, 10
pg,sanx tic present pst'cy, to rcvoutionyc the
Nos sh, wh the oniire destruction Of republican liberty.
wa. CORNELL slHLrT.
NHGAg. FALLS, yly Il, lst4
TIE crsis in the great here haf hoeH reached
Nov for results elsewhere
II eppcors IN, TIE ncsoti,ioas to bring atonl cor
vespppdcucc between the rcbei commissioners aud ar
Llncoln has besu goog for time. Greeley cane
here with tho sanction Of ID Abe, aud nrrtnred
che fo their safe passage to wash'nc,tr and
back, for the purpose ulervcw with the President
60 bring about settlement. Of national dicultics
UP 10 this point tho Cabinet officials knew any
thing about It, but tho seizure OF Greeny .
despatch announcing that tho rebel commits
siorers would 20 10 Washington, Kicked w such
that Mr.. Seward md u,her members Of the cab
net ssoertaDcd what vas aong en-.
Toward, stanton aud others immediately set them.
seiyca g. work upset all that Greeley had done and
-rspudiated him. Tho fesut that the bise or
operations changed ARD Seward instead OF Greeley
was she opcratnr Another com pdnlcatlop was drawn
up under Seward or Stewards auspicos addressed 'To
whom may conccrr,n ari M,or Hay, Lin-
COINS private secretary, vas dsru,i2ed 10
srioe 10 70 sanders,. thus completely over
ssnadowing Greeley. This message also went back
on ell old arrangements rresIoasly Tnde between LIN
coin and Greeley, and potiGei Sanders that they
would only receive proportions upon the b,sis
Of absolute and complete ahoFbtnept or sinv,ry
and tho abrogatiou OF ai s,s.e rights, and
this TO be dono by tho commanders OF tho rseI army
that all This be dosc bsro he would auy
ncaoti aions with them or give them hearing.
Greeley took tbs insult 10 him, ard refused 20
femptcry 10 have any 10 DO With IT, and Major Hay
handed the communication Sanders person. This h
the cause OF Grseley's leaving suddenly and making
the statement TO Sanders thar sent In my morniug des
patch
Halcombc and Clay havc bccn all day drawing Up th.
reply. wss completed about ak r. M and mmed
handed 10 the agept c tho Press by Colorado
Jewett, TO whom u was delivered, ps crocioy's aide
decsmp. They - matter Of course, reject this proposi
sion, and gave thsr reasons, showing that thcir
generals have power 10 accomplish tha
point. Major Hay, II seems, got uneasy waiting
at the International Hotel Tor reply to his communities
tiop, and about ave r. sent loter TO Iiocobe
on the Canada sdc, stating that their delay deain
ing him
Greeley had no Conversation ss 70 tho details Of Oh,
settlement OF tho dinculties, hss bean statct
In other papers. He simply satisfied himself that thee
rebel commissioners spoke by authority that they
willing 70 into negotiations for an amicsbc settle
mspt and that took the necessary steps bring
personal istcrvisw between thom and tho Presidents
where everything could bs done ofnciaIy, the oni!
! legitimate way ta. s4as4 \
Through Stewards interference his plans hsve been de
SAtsd though once assened to by Lincoln, which lcavc
srsslsy suspsadsd bsswesa Ne sdminhxatea and u