The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30

imagine that they under the protection Of some
foreign Power they could secure high positions, wsax
The titles OF dukes lords, and thus be some
body by even n they nobodies IN
rea lily In other words, under such an arrangement
they can still remain in the sscendancy government
ofoials But this party Is gradually growing weaker and
tho party faction which desires negotiate with the
United States upon the best possible terms daily grow
Ing In strength and power II Davis really knew its
present extent and power he could give sufhcienA
strength today TO wipe out Of existence all opposition
Tho talk and hubbub raised about the Monroe doctrine
Is not as has been interpreted In many localities in the
North, attempt 10 frighten foreign Powers into
immediate recognition, but simply 70 show To the mill
tary chiefs and managers that in uniting with the North
there still great field Of glory open TO them rhet
praise Of the power Of navy under united country
is OF this sort As sample Of the opportunities
which they will have they point 70 the Monroe doctrine
and tho claims against other countries which they
can then hand In settling repeat IT. the idea Of
The Monroe doctrine held up In the South IL 70 recon-
Gle the military power TO the change Of Affairs that now
awaits them, and TO show that with submission
better broader and brighter field awaits them for military
glory than that Of nghting the armies Of the Union
Thus have the OF all the failure that there
IL in Blars mission II Is only failure In time and
delay An understanding may be had at any moment
which will satisfy Davis Of the other leaders 70
has therefore, resulted in JEFF Davis being convinced or
at least admitting privately that he is ready to abandon
his idea OF the last ditch and the last This II GER
tainly not hzze, but progross What tho jcaousies
chickering's and wrangngs OF tho rebel chiefs At Rich
mond prevented being accomplished during the last visit
Of Blair may any moment be obtained hereafter The
public need be surprised TO hear OF Blair being again
en- route for Richmond that peace commissioners are
en- route from Richmond here Either event 10 among
the probabilities within very few days
One thing Ia certain: AFFAIRS In such Babel con-
fusion the rebel capital that another important victory
OF armies another squeeze Of their lines by the COM
bination OF Grant Sherman and Thomas win open theif
eyes little further than did the fall OF Fort Fisher and
then officials will be found ready to assume the respon
sibty to initiate negotiations upon basis sstisfActory
to the governme Mt here. 1t may be that II will DO ne
sary TO another victory before this will be
pished Even II this be the case tho publican nos
wait long, unless all signs Of the times all me
military combinations such that . blos may %
struck any day which will convince the u~s sansunc
ut Richmond that only submission AVIS 'ne'h' mo
they desire their fall they mpt move a. once
Blair, repeat has been delayed - opsraiion nus
that delay is Of short duration andnsead Of proving
nxze, the peace negotiation naug'rated ny him may
In successful progress before us communication v
spread before the readers OF tn, HkxALn fcs ~ tns
samc time it mny be delayed lager on the ultimate
Of Blars programme 70 and shose VINO sae w
the secret have no doubt Az the Developments ana
facts by out twill be found thai nave
been in my points, and that the above prsds'
tons will DO verified Blair has not been out on VIE
goose chase many charged nor has he beon 70
Richmond without knowledge Of the real feeling sners
and the best assurance Of success in his object.
again reerate the fact stated in this correspondence,
in Thursdays HxaAD In reference 10 the Monroe doc.
trno Those been fully corroboracd by ssoss'
quent d. velopmentA While JeG Davis was afraid 70
take the responsibility initiate negotiations, save On
terms or independence and armstios the whole thing
will soon wind up with the Monroe doctrine - one Of
the conditional pans and the abandonment Of conns
cation Such at least the indications now and tha
too distant day In tho meantime let our armies
be strengthened all thas Is possible few more eye>
openers after tho style Of Fort Fisher uss now wfn
hasten the grand and nnal crash.
wAsmoroE, Jan. -, 1S66.
GEORGIA AND NORTH CAROLINA FOR PEACE.
All peace negotiations with Richmond now very
thoroughly exploded; but there than rumors
In high quartcrs-postve aegations-that peace nego-
tatons progressing successfully In other directions
the FIRST shall hcar Of their terms will be In
proclamatons over the signatures Of the Of
Georgia and North Carolina Tho visit Of Mr. Stanton
Savannah where no had free consultation with Genera
Sherman Ia believed to have had for It's object discus
sion Of tho terms General Sherman should propose,
hold himself, behalf Of his government ready 10
accept This statement has been received from Of
Mr. stanton's fellow voyagera
BLocKAD. RUNNERS LOADING AT BERMUDA ron
WILMINGTON.
letter from Nassau, dated January 10, states THAI
eighteen blockade runners taking In cargoes Of
arms ammunition, clothing and med cines for Whining
ton Eight vessels left there between the 18th and 10th
TO the blockade. Ono vessel took four one hun
dred. Founders Armstrong guns There were over
two and half million pounds Of bacon stored at Nassau
awaiting Q chance TO be carried through
the blockade. Much OF this bacon ID from
the Northern States, sent there 70 tho
blockade There were also thirty thousand Enfield
rifles stored warehouse belonging TO the rebel
Government This letter says the capture Of Wilmington
will pu, end practically TO blockade running and
the business whit has enriched The sandso enormously
during tho last three years
the PASSPORT sysTEM TO Br REscISpEp Az FAR
As CANADA Is coEcERNED.
Tho passport order 10 70 be rcscinded far -
Il applies TO Canada, on account Of the dIsposf,
ton displayed by the Canadian authorities to
do their duty in preventing further unfriondly
demonstrations from rebel refugees within her bordc
but u viii DO condemned in future as regards Nova
Scotia no such equitable CT friendly disposition having
been manifested In that province
THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH KSLARGED.
Tho district Of North Carolina has been added " the
Department Of tho South Brigadicr General + e Pot
ter Of New Hampshire has been assigned TO the COM
mAnd Of the district OF Beaufort G., which has ben
extended 30 a. include tho incnched camp POGO
tago One per cent military TAX viii be levied hercy
aner by order Of General Foster on all
goods brought into the Department Of the soath
except North Carolina for purposes OF trade Tfe value
Of the goods viii be determined at tho Custom House
Hilton Head Lieutenant Colonel James H. srcae Firss
North Carolina Volunteers has been appointed 70 ds-
buso the funds received under this order which are %
DO applied defay the civil expenses such as providing
nrc apparatus repairing public buildings whArves, %c'
for tho towns and cities within the department
THE TRADE IN corroy IN rnE SOUTHERN sTArEa
Coneral Dana has sent a reply 10 Mr. LneoIns letter