Washington telegraph., 1865-01-25
LATEST.
CAnDgN, Ark., Jan. Is, 1865

Of to-day have editorials in regard TO
Blair's visit to Rishmsnd. The Tribune
has no sIpsetstion Of peace as the result
of the mission. Blair doss not 20 with
power 20 make psaes, but authorized to
ascertain if peace be possible. 1t hopes
the effort will product : lie srer under
standing at tie South of tbs grounds OF
difference Of The contending parties it
shiaks the end will partly be gainc,. if
the rebels insist on terms inadmisssble.
The World thinks there is Roprospcet
of the mission opening the way to re-
sponsibie negotiation. Ii does not look
ior peace until the emancipation expert
msnt in The South has been trisd, hy
making foreign Intervention the eondi-
hon of freeing the slaves Il saya: II
udgirg the probability CT peace we 10 af-
Judge our ercdulity from Southern
slave point.
Ths ssath has more 20 gain by further
resi-::-aca than by immediate submission.
TIE Times hopes the repors that Blair
has gons to Richmond is not trls; gays
no good can possibly eerle of The mis-
zion. The government has thus e dealt
with the rebels onlY o. i :-luiviluslr: there
fore enly .heir State authorities can deal
with the general governrnentin in the move
as.::ent fer peace. 1t is useless to attempt
TO coHvince JEFF Dsvis Of the folly Of re-
bellion until tits understood by tie South
ern paople.
Ths Post calls Blair's mission fooI's
strand thinks pssee is quite near, and
will cons fron the Southern StatcE and
people. IL says that missions to Rich
mond cnabls rebel leaders to toll their
people ths; the United States are tired ci'
the war azd anxious for its cessation. Ii
considers Grant, Sherman, sheridaD, Far
-agvt and Thomas the best aad snrost
peace Il skers.
The Tims'a sditsrisl thinks Tho1.as
will probably make march south from
Florence 10 Alabama aud iiasi,xippi,
similar 80 shermsn's.
The Posts Washington letter says tie
quarrel between Jef Davis aad Govern
or Clark, Of Mississippi. MS risoR in r.
gard to the Stats troops recently called
out By the Governor to orpsas Davi1son'a q
raiders. Davis insisted ard densnded
that these troops shall be turasd over to
Confederate sutheritiss. CLARK refuses
| compliance, sAd ans Rers lis dstermins-
ton 30 comrsSnd and control them -
eonmas2eT-in-ehisf Of tie m;li,is.
Miles, OF South Carolina, backed by
Gre-cstsrs, tsvsrs a moYemsnt 10 make
Lee Distatsr, by giving hin iull power
| to appoint sticcYs fer tha entire army.
The movement is opposed BY other meul-
kers, who fxysr the opposition.
The T'Tibuse's Montreal correspond
enee say q. h, Saunders had a letter
from Dudly Vance'Sayins tkst Napoleon
has determined, with or without co-operS-
tioa, TO recognize the Cuufsdcraoy soon
after the iustsl!stisn sf Lincoln.
Col. Ewing .ays dispatches froTa Skier
Eaan suthorizSs the contradiction Of tho
report In tho AisAiner4 pEpsrs that
Sherman had given sssurs7eo that the
war will not Change the sta.as Of slaves
de will ret alisw Interference 81 She
part OF tie army with tsS relation b.
tween master sna slkvs. lie weald
gladly Incorporate. $1,000 ueErsss int
the army. lis has already taksa meas
u-es to orgsnizs ell sbis-bsdisG slaves
who coEae into Savannah.
Washington, Jan. 10Th Present spec
ulatisns about tie peGsa moTa.-ent both
in loyal and Rebel papers raRt on weak
foundation. 1t is safe to say no person
either authorized or unauthorized has
lstsly left Washington for the front q
sn crrand of peace, or with view te
sonsslt Rebel authorities concerning sI-
isting Difficulties. Gold 2p3.
The ebov- is from the Missouri D.mo-
crat Of the 11th.
New York, Jan. 20th The Wsrld's
special fr.n Washington, says that Eng
lszd and France viii recogaRizr the
South oa tho 4th day Of Harch, pscaus.
Linssln did not carry the Southsrn
States; that Ed gland lad for soaotir.e
bssn quietly organizing e military force
in Csnads. An ordRr has been issued
pecsmptorily rsfxsing lssvs Of absence
10 officers in the bsat regiments OF the
English ar1niOz; that r.ccnt articles pub
lished in the RichnoRd sspsrs were
proEpted by Nspeleon, and ihst th,
South was now harder pn4ssad than sv-
er. England and France canrot ESQ tho
Union restored, sad will never porIsis
thu South to be conquered. Moatre=l
papers putting forth the same nsws Rrs
quoted, aud the whele creates szit,
sensation. 1t is rumored at Washington
that Lee has been put il command Cf
the whole Rebel armies. Bsaurerard ID
in command of the defsnces ar Rich
lnond. Proper dispositions have bsan
made to attend to Shorr2ar. Hoods
army is soufh of the Tennessee iiYor.
john G. Froemont has beon appointed
Minister TO France.
HerAld's shsnandoah eorreapeadent
says there are rlmors Of operations II
that quarter not proper to be pa5ished;
thst tia Rebels are engaged in mystsri-
Gus military operations.
There seems so be no doubt shat Blair
las gone 10 Richmond.
Gen Hood ia bis eiicisl report states
that the army crossed the Tennessee
riTsr since tae battle in front OF Nash
Vile without material loss.
Gov. Branleit of Kentucky recon-
i Al -.