The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-10
ALBANY LEGISI.ATION DE
NOlNCED.
The Street. I.nborers Trouble
80 MONEY PAID YET.
A Clean of Peace.
The Pence Movement Nis,ior Of the
Blair- -- Their Frospccn OF success --
What II II Expected TO accomplish.

iSpscidl Correspo'sds1oe Of The SUM-
Warrington Jan. 9.-The peace rumof, have
Noen revived under more proruis ~ auspccs by
the return of NJ. r. p. Rau and his son. Mont.
gomery, the late Postmaster -Ce eneral to General
Grants army hearins Il IS said. order from
the President, permitting them 10 pass through our
ducs 10 Richmond. These gentlemen. u will be
remembered, sltei the Army Il the Potomac las,
week the sane mia.ou, but we're turned bNck
by General Grant, in Consequence, Is rumored, of
the wording II Secretary Stantou's order. A
|. powerful influence then brought To bear upOn
the President by several prominent Republican
politicians, aul N" resul, Is that the two nlars
resume their attempt to reach the Coni~derSIe lines
q. course they not charged with any official
relations, and mercy 10 g. Richmond W con'or IN
.priyaIe capacity with their Old pcr~1nsl and poll.
teal friends. upon the issues that now divine tho
country. The movement, II not attended with iun-
mediate -icce,-, may A. cas, pave the way Tor ~.
rIre negotiation thst shall heal the strife that
desoS,es oir country. An treaties Of this kind arc
preceded by an unofficial interchange Of views, TO
define the terms upon which the respective opposing
parties will compromise their difficulties. Fer this
particular business no better persons could be se-
l,epd than the Bairs. II received a, all, they
will experience riore marked consideration Gnd
'ss- hIlghty Eurerciliousncs. than was extended
n M.ssrs. Gilmore and Jacques who vorc about as
u7d'tcd 50 Wendell Pnill'ps and Fred Douglass to
accomplish q mission Of this kind Il -
n m regretted, However, that any delay
should have occurred. ~ the rebel lssdsr.
have had time ~ prepare their answer and take
treasures IN advance t. weaken any impression
Richmond p,rNrs have reference 10 the Rlair mis-.
ZION, and denounce il as attemp, N disar m the
South and ircrcnse the disscusion- that now eyist
These nre undoubtedly snong the reasons vfy
tbs Dialr peace movement should 10 favored, and
would therefore he desirable to encourage peace
train stra GIT " Richmond every day, 30 impress
upon the southern mind the horelessness n re-
s.st.ncc, ard tho advantages of return b. the
Union. Such an institution would produce an
admirable eGc ct, ifsuitAbly sustained by recruiting
at home and fresh victor es in the aeid by Grant,
shernan aad 1homas. MEMO.
Rebel View Of the Blair Mission.
TIE news = tho Gttcmp; 4 tho hairs to rcach
Richmond, in the character Of unofficial peace ne
gotia,ors has rcacuod Richmond, aud fnds l.t
little favor from the press Of that city, which
sccua 10 rcgasd il With suspicion, another At.
tcm1i 10 widen tie dsrens.uns ilst prevail In the
South The EX,Ni~En has the following on ibis
subject;
One would not be Elpersttous, lUt We Seem to
pcrcc.y in the ar "a n CO., tae meih bite odo-s ~
washington. By the pricEiug ot your thumbs,
YOU can tel when somCth.i- wicked this way
comes II is not set clear, hut viii probably soon
he plain enough, what particular pic,e OF Yankee
vll'any and treaChery turks under th" nothcial
visit ~ Blair senior ana Eg'r Junior within our
lines, IL is impossible 10 cor cove any two an
KEGS In nj. tLH NOrin more unlikely to have an
honest errEud In coming to X Chmoud at thia day
ANY given couple uf Hebrew blockade runners
would be much more welcome v'sitorH, because
they would at least smurslc into rs certain useful
commodircs !, n not pos .b.e just yet 10 say what
object n dsunlun and treason Is 10 be se we'd by
H. but OF one th ne Ue are yerg sure. These moI
not be nc comm. ssioucr- authorized TO open uego
tatons betwo u government and government, az
sp.es. WI the soyerLmtut authorize
their VISIT has II already cone -
We les 70 20 see our govern ment, Of course, re
ceiye conn ssiouers to Uc4t a peace, II they b
sent, hut not 70 see 1t frat IN 10 with indiYdua
cuemcr VITO may wander h!ther or entertain Spi1
at the Eouo.rl quests Of ste CuniederAcy, W
topics X discourse with the B'ars Blth sire sn'
son, ia case they are granted al Audience, the!
have nothing 10 propose, bus Will merely give II a
their private opinion that uncCnditionGl suhuIs
son, a. ohu0n OF slavery destruction of the Con
fedcTAo Goveru.ua mt, army and debt, might StL
kAye us froTl utter annihllation, That Mnouln l
nj n compassion and loving kindnesA having q
pleasure IN the death even OF rebels, End thai pu