New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17

deed boldly declares that no good o, II at all
The Government. 1t says (neanng the Yankee Gov
erueut holds and he's held from the fret tho proper
position with regard TO the Rebels IN refusing TO nave
anything do with say to the soCaed Confederate
Goyerement and its agents.
TO admit the power Of tho Confederate OoVernmeht
to make peace would be, 1t insiss, 10 admit s power
make war; and Greeley insists that the Rebels sha
still be retained in their position OF EeDes WIN "on
the Yankee Government have nothing TO 90 uhti
they throw down their and submit TO mercy. Ihe
Rebels only individuals, and must be punished a.
Greeley nsste upon this doctrine ana therefore
ates Blair and his dongs Let our people Dear 'hs III
mind Blai has power TO propose terms OF peace
Lincoln VIII propose none nor viii he nstcn 10 any rom
US He can only deol with Rebels, nnd Will make
no composition or treaty Of any Kind with Us. We
must throw down aiDs and beg for quarter ana u
rests with him to give II or not Vow DO not ie, ne
peace agitators seize hold of Bars mission nnd ten the
people that the PIcsder; 10 rejecting oieri OF peace
HON The Richmond Examiner, Jan. H.
The Gir is full of rumors, and false ones nam
ly Northern pnpoIs lately informed us for exompc Of
proposal made by Georgia State authorities To Zen
Sherman Ito come back into tue Union That IS now
discovered TO have been untrue from the first ha' no
foundation whatever in fact says the PkHodtpHe
Iaqpiror TLen there is poor old Blair and he nnous
Of IuIrnT which eaorcles him round about lie comes
l0Os amer private letters and papers lost IN the sack
Of his house last July; !" or as The NEw-l OK RIB NJ
SAYS "Hc certainly did lose documents on the occa-
slu referred TO- hut his visit 10 kichnond has
other and higher ends" or a. some 90 far 10 Affirm
The Lincoln Government has knowledge that England
snd France about 20 guarantee Confederate ,ndo
ugpdcucp, and E1lr ~ sent 10 oIifilhH lhtA ~ 'a
suring Confederate leaders that they can set better
terms from tie Yankees tbdu from any Europeans.
Some surmiso that Ao only GENE 10 maze taptal Ior
Lincoln's Government and stimulate the var ~
demonstrating tint the South III not hear If any peace
on reasonable terms-tbSt IL, ~ submission 10 her
ercIny while others conjecture thsf the ancient coiioT
desires nothing more than 10 sec his namo ~ t0a'
laIegraIhs and be- able 90 prr6nace hetl hht ne ID
n some iUnCrapCc. Probably none ~ oil thtto ct-
plantations Of his appearance i The true one WIZ"
is he true one is matter or 10 ooIsCguerce II Nc.
There Ii 20 doubt Of The fact that Fiancs l. lar is
here and there IS tie same div eity about bs pf9oc's
here AZ OF WASN'T. gtoB. We have reason TO tbinkio
know indeed that a Is old Is here on his own M
horitv and Of bis own motionthat he has 40 anthem
t!cation from the Yankee Government. either WrNith
OF verbal that be has no message 10 denver or ctIas
10 ehov only lie asks 90 tie cards "a our hands
One story goes that he expresses The opinion Tat the
Southern states might negotiate iLolT submission on
tie basis of Prospective Emancipation"
Tie received version u his interview with PfcHGclt
Davis is thathe Blair wrote Davis little letter IN
ouripg whether lie would receive social visit from IN
Old friend--that Davis responded-sni That he inter
Wow took place tie end Of which Davis del1 efeI 10
Blair q letter 20 Lincoln, In which he declared lis VII
ipgness either 10 receive CONN ron the United
States tn treat Of peace tosend them duly credited
il they would be received nt Wellington.
Montgomery Blair did not cone further than CITY
Point.
Mr. Francis L. Blair, ST., is stll IN tbs ci'y,
agA il cot at the Spotsvood hut ol tie private rcs
dence o. Colonel Oud Com whatsoever Of u hGnGe He
Las Lad several interviews with to PRECEDENT shd
there ar. various AID conflicting reports 81 the rcsuts
OF their interviews conferences. one H. that Pre1
dent Davis has agreed to sppolpt three oneis
20 meet three to be appointed by Lincon to s''ae e
nttle difficulty existing between The Confederate states
and the United Sfa.cs Another report, aud 80 hlnk
the most likely 10 be true, Is that The president has
broken % al conference viii Mr. bsf ana d,shi.sih
him with Gea IN bis car u Il expected that NJ Bdr
viii les,e Richmond N the fagoiruec boa' tlnt goes
dORL 10 NaEIns to-day