New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1864

ings Of The Chicago Convention op that proyerbiay
wide and comprehensive field 70, speculation and oon.
lecture which ia at once ve>y tempting and very peril.
Gus Inconsistency Ia that which strikes us the chief
characteristic both OF 'he platform and the
nominee In tho present aspect Of affairs Union and
Peaoe are oddly mingled names OF course 10 recon
sruct the Union and the same time TO end the war
is all achievement possible pro.slayery basis Com
promise mems the recognition of the right Of the South
70 hold saves and me restoration Of all the old mnun
ties Tor the slave owners IN other words the most gnO
njn0us stuncatoD imaginable for the North, and the
absolute triumph OF the South. We do not imagine
that any such result on the cards The real issue Is
stl as narrow as ever War for the Union Peace
the basis Of Southern independence Unless the North
willing 10 let the South 60 all talk Of srmstics
and negotiation is noOnshine II the North is for the
Union, the war must still go The Chicago Demo
Gratis must be more stupid than the rest Of mankind or
they are insncere in other Of the naxims laid
down in their platform. How the war will end, what
tEO ultimate mode or form Of settlement viii be- 1t
would be unsafe TO T4edic but we do not be-
eye that when the day Of peace arrives will find the
North restored to its old position the apologst and
defender OF Slave institutions"
GLRMANY.
The sitting of the Conference between Aus
tria asd Prussia in reference 10 the Customs Union
viii be held in Prague The exact dste OF their opening
has not yet boon decided upon. Il
The semioficia GsasraI Correspondence OF Vienna,
the 10th says 1.-The Great Powers will take care that
tho pressure which the German nationality In Sohles
wig formerly subjected shall not be exercised upon
the Danish inhabitants Of that Duohy. who VIII remain
entirely unrestricted IN the free OF their language
HOLLAND.
The Bank Of Holland has raised its rate OF
discount from TO y per cent.
SWITZERLAND.
In consequence of the Austrian Government
refusing 70 grant the extradtion Of the Polish General
angiewiez Notwithstanding its nrmer promise TO mat
effect the Swiss Federal Council will cease negotiating
the subject without, however penonnoiDS the JUS
tice Of the demand.
GREECE.
Letters received in Paris from st. Petersburg
announce the betrOtha of King George Of Greece TO
the Grand Duchess Alexandroona.
kilograms from Athens state that the bonds OF
ls245 had been recognized. The original capital OF
81 900 600 had been consolidated At two and quarter
millions nj per cent. The 400 bonds have been
capelatized 8t is and the coupons al 10.
TUNIS.
The Bey had sent another column into the
interior but the insurrecon still maintains itself Inc
chiefs who had arrived at TuniS to receive their n'eSt
ure declare that peace impossible unless mo khsa
len be dismissed the taxes Tedxced and the Tribunals
reformed.
The towns Of Monster ard Siax had violently e.
PEELED the agents 81 the Boy.
The insnrrecion appeared 20 have complicated by
he conduct Of some French Zouayes who attacked
and commenced sacking the Spanish Consulate