The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1864, Page 8

Beavy Feil im the Rebel Cotten Lesa. Gar Paris, Berlin and Vienna Correspondence. The American Armistice and MecClelian’s Nominatien. Report of the Leadon Times Corres- pendent After His Interview with the Rebel Agents ai Niagara. HeClellan’s Politics Told from Saratoga. Bar. Mason at a Shooting Fete in Ireland. Royal Belgian Salute tothe Fri- gate Niagara. MULLER’S ARREST AYNOUNCED, a, ae, ae. ‘Toe steamship North America, from Liverps! 12th, passed Fatner Peint yesterday, en route to Quebec, The Merth American 16k tbe place of the steamship Damas- oma, disabled. ier vews is ene day later. ‘The Vextcan Mivister te Switzerland presented his cre- @uptias to the Federal Couneil on the 6th inst, The Garctte du Midi gives tho subjoined explanation of ‘the excursion of Prince Murat and family to the East: ‘The Princess Anna Murat, being bors of su American Protestant wether, ana herself broucbt up i thas reli pn. mide a vow, when lately abjaring 1h, to wi pligrimage w the Holy Land, and ber fam! 20m. pany her in the execution of tliat praiseworthy promise, ‘The steamship Avia arrived at Queenstown «xn the 1itb. ‘Tha steamsolp Peruvian, from Quebec, arrived at Liv ‘tapos on tne 12th. RRANZ Our Paris Correspondence. Panw, Eept. 8, 1664. & Dull Seasom—Prenckh Jokes on Mr, Lincein—Rovyal Matrimonval Management—Commenis of the Press on Be Peace Movement ti America—What ts Thought of Reunion, fc. ‘Weatber bot, moist and cloudy; not exactly gloomy, Pet heavy. Scicides, although mot so nemerous or su ‘Maslodramatio in style as in the dog days, are still of @afcientiy frequent occurrence to afford thriliicg para Gor jour:alista driven to the verge of desperation ‘the total stagnation in the political department . ‘This dead loll does not check rpecuiation, howerer, (aod we are treated to all maouer of probabilities suggest- @6 for the benefit of the unimacinaiiy Oharveari, whe will always tave tho test word, says, apropos of @o oonstantiy recurring romors of the great things that Qe to grow out of the movilng of sovereigns which is Always taiked of and never takes place, that it bas, from ‘Me mosi authentic sources, shat President Lincoln, the of Tunis and the Bey of Abyerjuia are to meet at a ingen, and that the widest excitement exists tu pertain circies with regard to she important changes to Be brough: about by tuis conference. ‘The Kmpreas bas goue wo tchwaidack, instead of io Masrits. Unfortunately for the newspapers, the Empress Of Russia left tchwalbuch just beiore the expecied ar poval of ber Majesty of France. the report that ivere ‘wes an entents cordiaic to be estabiiehed between tne fepperia) lacies, ag @ prelimivary {0 more momentous suena Detwreca their imperial spouses, falls to the ground, ‘end it is whispered tbat a Little domertic bad bux eaused tbe change in the programme. ‘The Fmpercr remains at St, Cloud. Aithongh looking wemarkabiy well, his Majesty ia suffering from vccasioual attacks Of rbeumstiem, and very giad to haves quiet Ume before the season of Compiegve, which will com- menos ju October, and will be unuswaliy: brilliact, Priece Humbert, of Itaiy, did not go to Englaud om the GAY appoioted—eiayed to go a bucting at dlecidon with Bs brvther-Inlaw, Prince pleon, Most mysterious stance. What can i ict dud then, I’rince ember, who is lke Cosbebe—tu Wite—cun- + Ye op ssyirant for the baod the wile v1 ature King - Wut cab be go to hugland jor? @oubi that the had oi the lrmcows Dagmar, oi Was court by the !taiian prices, twat'sn tmuly bespokew by (he Beir oF the Bbrous OF Wuska, be bom sho ia now Affianced. The youug privcns was Baked if she would corsent to abute ber religion ava Deceme @ Cathovic, But would Dot. 2 natch ‘8 regarded as & stroke of bigh uffey, whicu wilt eheckruste Sweden in er pik. ile secoust of tbe interviow of Mr. @ilmore sod Decued Jaques with Jellerson Davis and Benawin bas h Dies, In extent”, DY Wwe Freueh aud Englisls pape Bur comments of the breuch apon it, wed © our ap- Pressing Urectlina, show this very euligutoced wation vo * 7 Weajyaule vs Compreverding the working of free institutions. How sbould etter English Or irecca fesow auything ebout un Ab Engusbman revds the payors Pitted ip kogiaud, dscmiug avy iber; apd bbe Frese duverican pews 14 traceated Irom papers. aa Amerean ha tur of Gaucnacl's jor the Lams fin OF seven yours Maya BA bas Yet to b glisvminn Peace au 4uerican paper. ali Uicir injorwe od from ibe leiters Of the ecrivbiers tw we ye pers a Pres? of to day bas an artic.e op our afiaire North. or Dib, Re the riew Of ve ry t Dt + ajo Of pubbe fee: i Baye he ts whch are beng Mave ww stuorioa lf ive o tment of pence take eo #eri0U8 & character +6-+1n AO UECRIMONE Ghat 1 is ImpOsMIbIe DEE WO Cy@siicr ’ . It not to hope that they wi led ' Kote sices demand ap a - ye questa te kne t a @ycce upon the terme w tot pare " Grac regard 4s am honorabi A wind Be bo s peace 16 Independence, eatabiieny ot BH the coniedsretion of the South, negro ta he gale of Be coiiea vrojpw 10 ope without paring tiroogh De tie New York backers. At waulogion ev be conmidered as peuce bourrable Ww. ihe Sol He would De By GVOWsl oO tau t bumile. + abundenmeat of the privey wity, The erg, & Lot have i Go such Le we must H we ihe (the declaaiious of J'reeident Linevia (Bret dont woe WOuld be absviubely ttupos oon two ebeolute purer totet Xe, * will treat without thew ite vow < * BO wba Of arrang in My and beni “a tug caret eacy rie) A. pompariag, apaiyaog the reniiments which aie muni » welves bY Hconlemtuble eyupt het wu ms, 1 th Pie | WbtalD DY Auction the prety “it tas | ee eae Av erie Wt baw wot; e iben the * 7 gree ; pres! uf b & ne th. Oudcess Of {ka couse an moc by “ pong very Beart of the Noribarn Tea ee ee Nee force of rebel arms lt woke vy * ~~ 9 (0 bring #bout tbe ob - apyroach ug Presidentia: f cerariete, whick woud © et waph of the Laver Poivon vo Lue repud wre, cal oe cavardaute to | ition pace by AD LOwOr is amy, with Sriad womens f toe pect for the eonsti Syren of forces tabor —shal is, with (he preservation slavery ih Beauy of the Southern Staten @he gerald re mnie wo withs lke guerantee OF af Phe wiser per w © been made to attain BOOT EM om, Laat WEICD pros WUte [be mooKt Korious charmeter i me By takta by Mr, Ghutore aud Colonel Jaquoas, + Ne ee Pr teatke | veuigion, who, tike Uinop Poll Roig on piv ew 4 . ae Baye La / rea, ONE gen aA cecalle wee weal eur dc lafves ebiewe ‘en tree m this facague iwlerview, aun s ary alijus FF proms take ior grapied wan of fofRerpg that ey olleia! @naracts f oo "4 Siwerioa ie at liber” @ “WANE Lie ai gate’ « tei! bie own tale = Be at cots ve! Joqunns? part et the coite ‘ wh! OF OTN, reason nod ye * innguae wm the rum We ‘ nay? We Uniou—poeen with 1) | The wiliance with ) russia is at aneod, aod the atoioat "Eton a) Sess person mn but wee very probismation: trom the begloniag wpether thie toiimacy’ would remove any o NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1564. Fata Duel. dc., te. ‘The sem}-oMau) Nerd Dewtachs Zeitung cautions German emigrants against the agents who offer them @ (ree age to America, where, on arriving, they find they are eonsiaered as reeruits ana forced to eoter the army. The Prossian Minister iw Washington, Barea Gerolt, bas been will. ‘The Bouree bas been uppicasautly affected by am article fm the Kreus Ziciumg stating that tbe negotiations at ‘Vienaa are not going on well; tbat the Daves were more obstinate than Was expected, and that is was by no means ‘mprobable the Copforence might break up with out having accompliahed its task. The great stumbling ock appears to be the claims msde by the Schieswig- Holsteluere vpon the Davish treasury, which they want 0 net off against thetr share of the Butiona! debt impered upon them by the preliminaries of Deuma'k absolutely refuses to acknowledge, She sayé th.t alter submitting to the harsh terms exacted by the aliics bo further ooncsssions can ressouable be demanded of ber, that if ghe ie to be ruined ebe willmot be ruined with oot a atrugg!o, and ratber than agree to euch sacrifices she will try the fortune of war once more, and yee whether Vurope will continue a passive speciator of the oppres- Bion o: samail but uLodending stare by Hs power. ul people imngino that @ despatch ad dressea by Lord Russell to the British ambassador ot Beri, m which be stiginatizes the separation of the nortbera or Danish districis of Scuieswig irom the king Goro as a violution of the principle of nationality that was fuvoked by the Germans in jusi:fication of the war, may have enconraged the Daves to make another stand; but tho value of Lord Russeli’s deapaiches is too well known | for them to found any serious bopes on such frail mate. rie's, From the tape of the Copenhagen press, 00, it 1s evident that the foeimz towards Kuglond if as un- frrendly pssible, Spoaking of she yisii o: sno Prince of Wales, the Naderiand remarks tbkt they arc surprised tuat he is not asbamed to show himseit in couutry that bas been ro basely deserted by his pevern- ment, and that, Hough the riybts cf hospitality would be Tesiectod, bis Teception would mark the opinion enter- tained by the Danish pation cf the conduct of their irveish kins It is more likely that they took forward to a ‘avoravie tura ie thei aitains from the matrimonial 2idiance that is about to be contracted between the royal family and that of Raasia; tor if the hand of the beau pidust Son of the Czar, they may well expect the latter te use Dis good offices with Prussia to obtuin more a Die torins to the father-in law 0: is heir, In thi ‘ever, ike tu their previous hopes, the poor Danes be doomed 10 disuppolmtment; for’ notbing would excite greater disgust in Germany than the idea that what aro considered her just demands Nave been abandoued or curtatied snroagh Rewsian infiuence; and, bold as the Prvesian Minister is, be will Dardiy risk the storm of in- dignation that such @ suspicion would not fail to draw Gown upon Dim. ‘Apother and perhaps more serious cause of alarm in commercial circles are the acconnta from England, where the state of the money market is growing daily more abocrmal and everything portends a crisis. Consvls, tue great barometer of Muropoxn Snsnce, have now gone down nuder $S~-that {2 to ray, es low ax in the worst times of the Crimean war and the indian mutiny, aad much lower ‘than Gortog the Italian campaign; Bor 60 they show auy aigoe of rallying. The Gistitious impulse givea to British trade since rhe commencement of the Amorioun troubles has led to its natural result, aud the deiusive prosperity occustoned by it is graduaby dicappecring and working @ complete siagnaton of the legitimate sources of Industry. Toe high rate of iuterest thas now obtaine fa Hugland is | degiuning to react opon tho continent. 1p Hamburg seve. rai large failures bave already tuken piace, unt though Berlin ig a5 untouched, the anugual tightness in mone- lary adeirs pressges tho advent of diftoult times, Ucder the circumstances 1 is of big.er importance than ever that the peace of hurope should be maictained, and the / anpouncement of ap interview between the King of Prussia and she Smperer of ths French was therefore re- Geived with the utmost satisfaction, and served in some degree Lo counteract the effect of the uusortunate intelli gence from Vienna, Tt wre said tuot sbe inyit trom the King, and was intended to remove thé uneowiness that wight bave bean exc:tod tu the breast of Lonis Napoleon by the latereuntous at Kissingen aud Vienpa. there is, however, not the siigbtest truth {p this seport, whicd ts suricientiy refuted by the fact (hat the king retarne to Fiera next Sunday to be present as the annnel ma- uauyres. Nor does there seem to be sny more foundation for the rumor of a meetipg between Napoleon and the Faperor 0: Russia, elite reigns at Warsaw,’ there 15 no surtber ground for the ad the West Coo uees Deiween Lhe aU boCrale of the ber which Waa prodaced by the uncereiuo: the proffered metiation Yrnnce in benalr gents, apd they may renee the friendly counestion phat { was interrupwe by the vuioward events in Poland iy tea Dua of M. de Bus- ja weil known that she tavorite mark and "rince tortwot ft ts @ tripe allianee, uses, ewia aud Austri but Prance; bui on uns subject the K tmuiid sa bis caiuisier, anc, notwAhstauding the almost | uniwanded induence of the letter over his roy) mat | jcis aoubrcul whether he cowid prevail upon bim & agree to sack @ combat) The deat of Ue samous avnialist Ls morally wounded in a due | bus creited quite a eeusu adherents ana # sul greater Lasapile was & Dative 0: bresl verety of Ler, obd takeu ® part io We revotutionary eveuts Of ings. Lome year’ ako he commenced hu agi ome swciwiis: plocipies, woich ghibin | with -cbulse, (eiiZes abd LBE Aber fea HOM Cal BEHOOI, AVG AVE Tire Lo dues & WitBgIeAb wer IMO) OD borw sides. . abd, HOLWItUBTANGINg dived agalent bite by the j'rustiva us, mM abieh be wes Cudexobed to cour miousbe’ | cht, W® WES BUspected by Mmuny of Beivg a | Su Fi King of Prusia and Louis Napoleon, Contradiced— | Ge such persons 38 have been obliged to enbst againet their | terferebce of toreigu Powers, peace, and which | Congress of political ecoucm nie at Hanover whether fui Princess :ngmar, which bas been sought ia vain by | the Crown Prince oi !taiy, ahould be bestowed upon the } ce of the Minister of Finauce, who saems really bard besot by the Increasing difficnities of the ex | Gheqver, The iinpottance of these and simaitar topic artificially magnified in order to Keep up the abating in incresse Of materis) strength, to approseh @ step to sopremacy im Germany. - If it be tru, as hea been repeatedly apeerted, that on We guod undersianding between Au-tria and Prussia the sJavere wellare oF Germeny is dependent the prospects of Germany are wot very drililaut indeed. Wang of unity is any's greatest enemy, Th w of part of ber dearly Deugbt victories ‘eone!urion of the definitive peace with Denmark are per bape maiuly owing to the wernal diffurences of the pas. | Germso } owors, A wr hiey of provistoval shifts seems to have beso re- solved on, pending the reat question of whether Austria wha be able vO irustrate. the design of Prussis with regard to the conquered Davt-h provinces And whas takes plecanow is Wht will be Jecrensing confusion, in- and @ solution much ies conducive to the wieresia botb of Austria and Presets, and consequently of Germany. ‘The future destiny of scplowwig-Holatein ig wrapt up 1p them st of Geimay poly Une joint alone ecems beyoud doubt, viz: thats eitber tbo Austrian por the |ruesiap army will tenve the duchies, or even Jutland, belore peace is defuttely conc aed In Fungory the contemplated reforme in the judicial and poli wal departmenis are belwe carried end the Hungartan Diet, st te seid, salt wot be cunveked be fore the work Of re‘ormatioa is completed, the state of our {innces continves snost unsatisfactory. Pay meuts Bre to be Feassumed by our Na‘ iove! Bank fo the year 1866, But Goudis Lave been expressed Bt ° pay mente will be possible in two years, seeing that Kor @rnment is still PO Much wdedted to the bank, Besides tbat, we know by experience during the Houncial admin: Jatrstion of she late Baron Pruck that the ann uncemont of payments in specie is generally followed by a run on the bank, aed by the peope besieging the tille and drawing Out the iast silver crin, ti) the bubk again BONS payment. | We do pot evnsiver, however, whe oonverti+ y of the bonk notes, when the i8-ues are not com- parutively excessive, to'be a great inconvenience, it suf- Acievt time hus elapred to admit prices of guods and rate of ewlarios to accommodate themselves to the value of ibe This bas bees the case wiih us, proportiovsteness bas been already big! bed, the premium on gold and fiver having gradually descended to eleven per While ealarios and othor Osed payments pave beor jatcdin @ pertod when gold ommanded daring several years a preminm of betweeo iwouty and thirty por cen. ence of the Emperor of Mexico having com marnicated bis the throne te King fmanuvel, of Italy, bas be ed bere with astonishment and pone diseutias nm by many of his slucerest ad- mure's, Ie scoins wir, Nowever, to fudge the actious of the Emperor Maximplian by aby other standard than the Mexicun one. And, according to this, the tmperor MUR ceusider fi to be his first duty to identify his own interests with tbese of the country ho bas been chosen it becsme his duty, theretore,to pu: oside ing Which, aa Archduke of Austria, he might syewat the King of Italy, It would have een atranze, ivderd, if Mexico bad assumed & Dostile attitude towards italy for wo other reason up because Ita sovertign chanced to be of Austrian ori { gs, and because Italy 1s on bad terms with Ausizia, Ou the other hand, it {s to be oxpected that tho Italian gov ernment will hasten to reply to the polite and friendly | Proceedinge of Mexico by recognizing at once the Emperor | Maximilian, and by establishing amicab e relations, that | may do equaily advantageous to both countries. | . Mr. E.R, Uiliot, member of the American Academy of Arie, aud delegate of the Amerioun Committee of Hospl- tals, scoompanied by Mr. Marsh, Consu: General of the United States !p 4!tena, nag visited the Austrian and the Saxou military hospitals wt Altona, for the purpose of insking inquiries info the sanitary arrangements aud the freatment of sick and wounded goldiere in Germany. Viawsa, Sept. 6-1 P.M. Cause of the Mich in the Dane-German Negutiations, do ‘The rel cause of the delays in the ponding vegotiations for peace seme to be a secret hope of the Nazes to nre- eerve the Danieh portion of Schleewig to their monarchy. it meems probable they build a whole fabric of @ergeive expectations op the contemplated mar. ri Detweon the Yaughter of thelr King, the Prin- Daymar, end the heir apparent to the thro of Hinasia, ‘These hopes will certainly be disappointed, Taseia has an interest to upbold Denmark egainst the scheme Of & Scandinavian monarchy, entertained by edeo—a bopeless dream, by-the-by, Bvt Russia te dound by much stronger ttes (9 Prnesie, were it only on account of Polsed, and she will mevor oppose Prussia iu ; Soessentis) © matter ax the conditions of peace with Denmark. It is by no menage incompatible with # loyal interpretetion of the peace preliminaries to nward the northern part of Schleswig, whose population = not German, $0 the Jiauiah mouarcny. This at loast ie the view which the Emperor of tae Frenoh always took of the matter, sithough out of regard for Prussix, whose alliance he begins to cours agein, be will perhaps pot insist on the pointe avy longer. Dismark, eye a Berlin paper, vas submitted hi ct of German reform nding to which Augtria Praveia would be entrusted exclusively with the di- rection of the fore: rs aod the military forces of (aderatis rg or the Germen princes to be wouvened ja Vienua soo efter the eoncheaion of peace. This arrangement. :t needs scarcely be retarmed, has ablert chance o: being adopted by the Corman of the prerogatives and the shows of roy There is, conaequently, no at (he Viennese eon bobolding un assemblage os ia the to govera. ' One papers vorupy themsetves stionn, such ve m of the Pro mAb dereat of the pu se daze Of uewspaper Larren ness, TEE AMERICAN QUESTION. The London Times avd other papers discues the Ameri- can news received by the steamship asia, The iy guys never hae there beew such vigor displ Tr Commeate on the Chicago C yed wiace the aasion, aad war begun, bag peen , it seems, 1 Doauiper, W en ‘ ity, and wheee facber is a well kuows jan dijlomatist and savorite of the buie sing), Qaselon got the better Of PhuOKOPby. His wutacomat vor & Modovann Of tue Outne Of Sakowily; the eevonus . ol Keetow, Jorinerly en officer’ wo Bei Waldi, @ud the celwbrated Hungarian Genera! Kiapka jou 1s Web Iu She forest OF Venice, about thr Kukowits bad the nest ht ni the abdom i | Geueva, we | ut be g,wiien be will be brought to {be publicly Lovorea wih a grad WOO Varied 2 ac ca) Greek Fooulur, & provound metayhy. ud and bis cuiimey Tate (ue Wot Galy thirty eight yeare of age) os regrecied evea by bus eber.es. or Viemus Correspondence. Vinxna, Sept. 6, 1866 The Amancun Armistice the New York Hera d and the Cohn ti-—The Shor dod Aus Pressian Ab uu he Croalian Kaiwoys and tre Vienna Parive taen’—The State of he Austrian Penance—The Emyervy of Mexion de. jhe iniailigenes Drought by the last American stostuer thady that the Now Your Hxmarpol the 18ta ro sed 4 seeponsing Of hustilities for ix weeks bus acted Like @ thunderbell ou the cotton market of Lure a.cre in cotton, both at Liverpool mud here, se adupted the policy of the ostrich, who, on seoing danger approach, bides ie heat beveath the ng. They Otek noid peace woe imposmibie; at preveus P eFON ID the eveDt Of peace A short atatomens in the Ge themmelves t beoume cheaper. Ge.srau papert, « lew day? age, torormed the they pert cause f D anh Dividers Of (Le cotton Huan certifcatos that inturent theroor dd be paid 16 due tiwe, ‘Thit eovcuncement ought @ sorved ae a warning to ovr cotton denlers, inat on om of peace about one miliioa o bales are bo forthoomieg, and ab ® cheap rato too, ss the oon. Ta of the o oad have tad them, wo belle: tract the price of eight pevoe per pound, Our deniers, never thekes, are deat and bitwe to the Figue of the times Teey oot'tinas to uphold the current extravagant prices ‘The present political eituation, seem from Use Aueuwian ot Of view, nomite Of being stated fo & few words, rivalry between ibe (wo leading Powers of Cermacy bie am Veoken out with wl eformer iniensity, This eve- A tore (rom friendebip so eumity seema very trance if \e look Ouly Ww eusward appearances, but ft eunno: eurjurite the thicker, whe goes to the bottom of thing: rpd Anowe the bistyry of the past, Yhe SOULE OF the fetarviow between the Emperor of 6 vnteia Gud tbo KM? of Proneis et V eona bas doubticts {wtlinacy Werwuen the two be exivitng Goflerences, The fact in they are mot re question of the German reform roeme wre heen Wovcted op, by way OF ». Herr von when erumex diy cobmorting ae ty what be meant by tel ® Jancary, A609, that Austria ought w ot copt, peruape, vortati Beamark } peered boul of the Texctioulsi& fe liad « sacl | (hinks President i e policy has fecatved « heavy | & cumscicutiour one Dy» a pracy « stlod Of Met { usd even submitted to neat rath | checkby the nouination of 3 i ralou Jost thinks a | Teception © American advices per steamenip 4eia Phe Acmistice OF THE LONDON 5 CONLBRPONDENT NYRNVIEW WITL THE BEUEL AGENTS st 22) correspondence of London Times. ] hough the mi itery aituwtion tuing bat hop fol, at of a g.0om repid. ¥ doe; 44 situation is so muck to aumost is not whether G arcagut Mb: Huan 5 wo 2 imperte tom Ustiuation # renews, the pr (than esther w abu. } the | take Kicumond, Sher mau Atiaute or { pe re now asking, but who will be nomi-uted for the Tre-teency ai Chitae oy next. | dea's popuiar loan ia s proved failure: but the finanee very clher, ‘ Chrcago, ety ni pie out of a bundee # loteren: koowing what Mr. kceser in, than in specu: likely to be dove with the eurremcy 4 ues auall be voted out f parties upan the question of as oi ALwK IS HO Clearly dey tary guccess achieved botween this time have much eflect apo . Were aro Wich a hich pobody believer poset nlc, it would NOt Weaken the bands of vority to be represented xt Chicags, WuIel bas resnived io try whe- ther compromise wid eoueitation ere not sore to restore the ba sword. Buermu (0 take Allacta, wh 5 but Fle chavee of otng, t rome | go siruncer howd upon dh tert (6 day, and world Not q reat sevtiuns of the democracy tbat the t for friondiy dubste oa Ue recoustruction ef the wealth, Ibe Northern peopic have not fost th ir tove for the Lulon, Yiey have somply loot ther faith in ve war as @ incane of rexoring 4. For Wu's reasow they are in favor aren erenisiice ard a bul as Mr. Lincoln bimealt ie repe a cessation of the Btri(e could bot f productive ©! evi! to the ledsral eanan, Dut would certainy be pro: duottee of good, even W the goo! were of Lo greater ae cont than We eXlibiitoo to the Fowors of Burppe ef @ desire on the pert of the Noribern peopie to Heten tor and to withdraw their yuarrs! from the bloody ament of battle. WILL THE SOUTHERN STATES ATIRND A CONVRN: TION) SKETCH OF THK TRKMS OF MEBTING. Te wilt doubtiens be seked jn Earope whether the Southern States, “Acugh gladly ond for obvious reasons oovsenting 10 af G@rmuatica, would consent to eond dels gales to $hO proposed convection I believe Lam jap Tided fa stig, as the cooviction left upon avy mina itor repented coovernution® on toat subert with the Aiplomatiets who Dave Uacen up their abode op the) ans dim wide of the Falls Of Diagare—gentiomen whe elim tw poreuse the entire covfidence of the Confeserate go or inent.and to represent ite views and wishes i thie And Other ranpectsth 6 every Southern State would do eo 00 tae follow ing tere — Pord—That we federal government shoult commider Virgen as ome State aud Rot v8 two, inagmuech we tue crac of ibe State of Wertero Virginia wiihuul the oouwent of ali Virgtvia was Tileg + aod usoonet Seond—Thet 10 federal artelen, oF envoed. by iederai pavies, Ruch Om Tousave Teun Coorg Al Dame, the frderbt ‘ol ula hoe HO Foie, avd that tho vim at ! nd Oo! cection Of delevates should be guaraateet to Ode citizens. Thet in avon border States og Rentuoky, Third Any ann aed Mineourt, where there roug # tym: Ainy tor tN rh cure, the erent * Dtal o. MINMATY GespOtnue Onw repress Mt, He federn) ceveroment Wi) rOeeeblieh Civ!) gud muspond | | | . ‘on well an sa guinary struggle, % may be anticipated, if the Copvention shall ever meet, that tbe South will held the sironger bend, and pay ie einning me to con. ference as in war. !f New England ‘the sparsely peop.ed States of the Far West should, under such cir- CUmMMt BCeD Prove recalcitrant and rebellious, the South- ere aud Middle Siates would be quite couteot to permit their peaceadio secession, to recognize their inde- Pendence an a separate eaito, They wouid not mete out to tbe Vurituns tbe measure tha: Puritansm bas weted to the Sou:b, but would rather 0o rid of them than consent to be any longer eucumbered with their Cviane their assistance, their interference, or their part- ap. 8eWARD'S DIPLOMAGY ON THE PRACE IDEA. But though Mr, Lincolu, Mr, Seward and otber influen- tial members of the party in power look favorsnly ratber than otherwise on the proposal of an armistice, aod woud cheerfully adopt it if by that moaas they could take the wind out of the saus of the democracy a¢ Chicago, and defeat General MeClelian, Dean Riv! mond, or whonsvever may be toe nomince on the 2010, t rapk and filo of republicaiem avd abolisi oism distruss and Jenounee the project. bey foresee that a geveral convention, if it reatored the Union, could only do so by yieidiog to the South on the question of slavery, For such & result they are oot prepared, They love the Unioa mic, but thoy pate s! very more, and are willing to sacritice the Union rather thao tail in securing the emancipation of the whole negro race on ibis continent. They believe in the aujerior strength and determication of the North amd ia the certain colia;se of the South, and prefer the extermmauon o every slavehoider, male aud fema'e, and of every sisveholder’s family between YVoxaa ard Delaware, to negotiation on apy other buss than ¢hat so succiuetly Jud down in Mr. Lincoln's letter *#o whom it fuay concern.” THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT AND THE CHU! A clergyman, dating bis letier from Phiw ja, breaks ground in this seuse ' the columns of the fy: bure, and, though asserting bimself to be minister oF the Gospel of peace,” deciares against aD armistice, agaust @ convention, egainet the imaking of any forme, except those of emancipation and uncon: ditional surrender, and in favor of war to the extremity of extermination against what be cutis tne “infernal rebele,” Unhappily, there are too mavy in Amertea who desecrate tho pulpit by language and sentiments like this to allow it to be believed thet this flery fanatic etands alone ia bis wrath. Ihe bishops, archbishops, and leading clergy of the Episcopel end Roman Catholic churches have in large numbogs signed a petition to the President ta favor of av armis- Lice, Dut the Calyinistic, Independent, Evangelteul, U tartan, Poritan, Ubiversaliet, and other churcnes and sects bold savagely aloof. Their pastors and muaisters sonnd the war-trumpet, and raise the war whoop as flercely as if they wore the aboriginal red me» of the wildernese, ond had never heard a word of that blessed Gospe! of good-wiilot which they protess to be both the @isciples gud the preachers. WHAT THE WOREINGMEN THINK. ‘Though the Pariten clergy sad the doctrinaire philoso phere of this city and Now England may look with dis favor on tbo armistice, a very diiferent feeling prevades the working classes. The laboring muititade living upon Wages have been the (agg aoe sufferers by the war—und e would lesibe it for Rardshins which 1 hwa inflicved upon them, even if it wore not accompanied by the ter- rors. o the conseription, As an armistios would p et sone the for six months, if it did not render it defioittvely uppecessary, they are unapim-ua in its favor—so unani- mous and 20 esrvest that were the project to be «ban- doned im consequence of @ difficulty or ob_ection arisibg on the part eilber of the South or Nortn, its enforcement ip this ciiy, and perhaps elsowbere, would ‘do far more porilvus to the public peace tian 1 ibe idea had never been promulgated, Moro then the want of movey, which cat be-sappited by the Treasury printing prees at Wasbiugton—of course under the usual penalties of deprectation of the currency, aad the dread o! bak. ruptcy aud repudiation—is is the want of mon that wil compel the federal government to tako heel jess its present haugdty spirit ahould not go bofure destruction, General McCtellan—Hts Politics Report- ed by an Englishman. {Seratogs Springs (Aug. 28) correspondence of the Lou- don Post.) The McCiellan party is undoubtedly very strong, and it is the onty party which bas, and has had ‘or some tim: @ thorough organization, and his frieuds think tbat there are few men who cap carry so much persuse! tafluence. ‘There je a etrong feeling in bia favor through the coun- try He is regarded as an injured map, and the poopie Ae &NXi VE that justice should’be dove him. He must poll a larger army vote than any other man: sod were he ‘8 candidate government could not so success‘ully contro! the ballet box by the bayonet, as it dono in diferent parts of the couatry at former elections. Ag tor bis principles it is difficnit to say whnt they a1 Avowedy, McClellan is a Unionis. Openly be pro.esses to be willing to give the Soutn every necessary guaran- tee, provided the Southern States cousent to retura {nto the Union; privately he assures those friends who di3- couraze the prosecution of the war thst he desires peace, and that be wil! advocate an armistice and 2 convention of the States rbould: be receive the nomination at vbi- cago. He urges, ak a reason for not openly avowing these sentiments, that the peoplo are not yel ready to endorse them, and considers it impolitic to take any atep too decidedly im advance ef the poputar feéling. He feels assured, however, that the triumph of the democratic party must end in pe.c for he says that if even tf wished to carry (™ the war bn would be no army of any magnitude left at ihe disposal of the gonernment by (he 4th day of March next. Whet tere opinions and profeesions are worth it t@ hard to say. ‘There x76 not a few who distrust McClellsy, and who fai to place confidence iu the assurances of » mnan who wae one of t in the commencement of this revolution to net che 4@ of the wiolation of personal Liberte. ns be tid by the arrest of Ube members of the Maryland Leg's- isture, whe bas male all the repatation bo has e# a war man by the prosecution of the war, aut who is still drawing pwy from the republican g nt as Bh Officer Of the army now eugaged in carry! warw pretends to regardas ruinous to the coustry exn Mr, Mason tm Ireland. HIS PRESPNOR AND PRIZE At AN akon’ A GRITISG FRER 4CTING AS His agent. bubiin (Sept. Ss correspondence of London Post. the Confederate Commissioner. i cow M the itime, ihe guest of the Karl aad Cow b appears to be jugrattstiv with the isish’ poopie, and eapeciaily with the Indie a splendid arcuory fefe which took piace last Kootkotty (Lord: Dogoughmore’s seat), Mr. Masou pre ented a valaave jeweled brooch to be conpet: the fuir toxoph: ites. Oo handing the prize to the winner, Lord Donovgbmere «by | guished by moderation, if he is lusialled President Unfet £ gopk ceasion 1 exproms bie sympathy with the Conte tered by pledges, be wonld sagent to aby arrang deri 4 hie Widhes for thelr euceces, “ N | tor pen : -eard big lordebiy, “with a spark of Tove for hor: | fo 08 and hiborty spiwating bw breast- one whe ® ' rebel nan in (andoh deciined three per ceht on the [* ntires those © have ever secure: the tipen the con’ st row Yates wnthow rh ext grot-—others ap and noble men, (Cheers, We tie ¢ ud thie n zht an honorable ulkhed position aa relrsen outuern Stater, He is far from his kja rom him uative laud; but though sep from bis conptry, ana th y ilied with anxiety fur thy irene Of thor vents now bappentog ibere, stil! to houor our festive BO to Aerist He In OnF pleasure b titel and valuable prize. (tear, bear, ) his preneaer, atitg this beaus Jam ewe thet there ian ne here in this aesembiage Who doer not hope tor Mr, Mason's retarn to his countey wnder the t eircumatences, and who ts A reaty to a prayer that Whea be goes beek to that comity be may find it free, imdevendent sed ba py. | Terhans at kome day mot far distans he mey hive the pleaeore of being present at an archery moot ing bis own mative Inpd, which will reont to bis mip4 the present ecene, — He may, it Is tre, obeerve with sorrow the mavy blanks that war bas coneed cle of bis friends, bat though great the aucr fea, the knowledge thet they died fighting or liberty ar rough the terrible struggle a which they Deir native jand inherits (reedom——thie will re. enge move (be palgwhich puch & saddeaing retrospect weuld othorwise brI8k to bie mind (Apptause,) | prenavi tls's ralvrble jewel, according to the conditions arranget by Mason, lo the lady having the bighest score of the mecting, but who bever won ® priza before Gavkey. | jind with great plearure, @ the young iaty oa titled tareooive it, aud Lam sare abe will join wi wishiny ® Ppeedy and a bappy iseue to the war » Conjedersie, Mr Maso bere preesnted his prize to Mins Swukey, With whom he cordisliy shook wands. ithe Rebel AN ANGLO MEPOKT OF THR RumeT IRONCLAD r Navy, (From toe Liverpoot nry, Sept. 6 A gehtieman meetania, who has beon «a over two years by the Confederate Navy Department in the construction of tron clad vesnela, aaye there are two vee “Wilmington, North Carolina, ready to run the Dickate, Ihey enery twenty-four povuters, end are covered with four joch fron, Rech veese! cerries four ‘verroln at Kingston, North Carolina. Ove of them ia named the Moove She enrrivs twenty- four pounders, and in to be commanded by Captain T. F. Lyd, of tho (culedorats Staten Navy. Thare are sive \wo verseis tn the Padeo river, north of Georvetown, both of which wit be ready for duty fa one moath, Aud one of them, pertape, sooner, One iscaliod the Peder, Lieorsoant Morgan, C, 8 N., commanding. ‘The other i« named the Marion, to which no officer has been appointed an yet, Both there vernais are clad with troy four tochen thick, and cach carries four guns, twetrty-4our-pounders. ‘There fe one ironoind bulktiog at Plymontty N.C Hor armor \6 tw: uches tp thickness, aod she In to be rendy (or ara 6 months. “nw ta to cerry twelve. Pounder ruut, end te to be named tbe Al) fle allen evorie a new boat gocting ready jn & fonr-ineh omelad, The American Navy on the Daten Covet, or THA NiAGAKA FKOM THe RING BRAT y tn Wedvevday, Auguet Si, the King and the Dike Decbows of Lravent let Grvend on « croieg in the row sALUTR TO H Fi ue pies EMANUSL—THE “LATIN BAC! ‘TING MUPDLED, ETC. a, Sept. 4} ‘Tho reodption of the Monicap arhberesdor at Turin onght net, in our opinion, to be regarded as @ demonstra: ton ost Austria. it ly 1g tbat Ygbt the Italians, but allowance most be made ‘or the «: le of that nation, which ts ecoue- tofed to raise up meuntaina of hopes on very Burrow Dazes It i# therefore unnecessar: Ro take any serious Botice of such a demeostration. langunge uttered by King Victor Emanuel, however, pag a obser vatloce, The King spoke of the allinity of race between ly and Mexico, bt the mass of the Merican pep'lation conics of Indians, and we leave the task of explaining the affinity of that race with Italy to those who have made 8 more profound sindy of the matier. [From the Ost Deutsche Post, Sent. 4.1 ‘The Emperor of Mexico, who an Archduke of Austria, and has been the Emperor's Lientenant at Milan, bas sa tuted the King of Italy by @ special ambusaido", on the cession of his secession, no doubt. The Emperor of Mesico hag no Karopesn traditions The Archduke Maxt toilian baving renoupeed, oF alnost renounced, hie ago Uc rights to order to devote bimself entirely to bis a viission, it is patural be sbould make Mexican interests the prime ob ect of bis policy. It is Hkely enough tha tie Itaitons, who count Romulus, August s and Jig nian among their ancecturs, will na! feel very highly flattered to gee (hemeeives represned as of the same race as ihe Indians of Monteswma and the mongrei:. their desceenda-ts On the other baud, the loyal Azteca, who are decribed xs the msi zealous Partisang of the new empire, will not be a little «stonished to learn that Kiug Victor Emanuel evidentiy took into aecount only the race dominant in Mexico, and entirely Overlooked the primitive inhubitante of the conutry For our part_we will merely exprese the wich that nis Majoaty the Emperor of Mexico, while accompl hing his new duties may nct contribute to increage the embarras. meuts of his mother country. and may nol too o’1en pro pouod the theory wf universal suflruge in his diplom«tic acta, {From the Wanderer of Vienna, Sept 5.) At Rome the reergnition of the King of itsly must have beon viewed witb displeasure. Great eurprigs will there 0¢ felt to wee tho ‘iberty of a country mentio.ed 1p tho ceremonial of receiving sn ambassudor: and, it this Principle of the patioral will sboukd ooutivue to pain ground, the Holy Vatber, who hag lost the Marches, Mmigbt 6000 find himselr restricted to the sacrod walls of tho Vatican. ‘The Iron-C!ads of Ru: - LAUNON OF 10K HUGE IXON PeIGATS SEVASTOOL, i#rom the Lopdon Post, ept. 7} ‘The Russian fleet has just been etrengihe: ed by the nd- dition of & mayniticent irou-clad irigate, called the Sevas- topol, which was inunched iv the (ronatadt d cks un Lie 2400 UIt. the operation was perfectiy successful, aichoura there was scarcely three inches of water under Ker keet On leaving ber cravie, and as the depth was becomi' g lows she was brought the entrance to the dock. Tho Sevastopol ts one ol the largest and most for Midable of vrmed vessels yet eouetracted in kuroje, Sh» pearly equuls the Black Prince rnd War, jor in ber dimen Bing, und far exceeds theee of ihe Givire ana Normandie At her lino of foiwtion she weasi:res 300 feetin lene th, anc her greatest breadth is 53 ‘eet 3 inche When reaty for p A 24 at the asiened tO & cuaing, double coating of teak from six to une fi Her plates are 43 Inches thick, Her evgines will bave # oomi horse power, «nd she will be armed with wiéel guns of the gresteat cubbre. Her prow will be orgamented with a beak of the most formidable kind. This vesre! uas neev constsucted under the direction of M. aunburg colonel of the engineers of the fh who DuUlit the well known rorew frivaie Olop. It wai Octover last that the Ber was transferred from ene dovk Lo the ober for the purpose of being plated. The Harvestin Iveland. {From the Northern (Belfast) Whiv, sept. We bave bad bear! week of One, warm ob: m- terspersed with supsbine. Kain woe wanted very much The core:'s Bave in some instances riveved rather tov fast botoro the ear was —, Gied, and the hay bas not been so heavy a8 usual, while the pastures have been kept bare, and the growth of green crops and the steeping and scutching of Max bsve been impeded all for want 0; rai, But, except im the latter isstancs, the barm has not been particularly serious. The ray which bas bow felleo will have in a great mesrure calmed the feara that were beg:nning to be prevulent Tearding tre flax crop. Pniting bas been pretty well got through in most districts, and in the reawinder formers will have completed the process in the course of afew days. So mary of the scutch milla being driven Dy water power. and this Dot being available for some time, the quantity put through the m !]_ bas not been so greaé oe it would otherwise have beeo. Next weck, how. ever, is likely to se@ a much larger quantity t2 most o° the public markets. The sccounts asto the yield nd quality of the Sbre are not ro generally favorable as we could wish; but the crop will, for the most part, prove to be highly profitabie. ‘The reapiog of cereals by progressing in the intervats of dry weather, and hurvert is likely to be over shout a saentaat before the usua! time, The powutoss keep oun The Cotton Trade of Franc: TRE CRISIS PRODUCED BY TRE AMZRICAN REBEL- LION AT AN END. {From the Parle Movitear, ‘Tho cotton cries la Prayes, which b 8 by felt by the operative cites, teems 19 bave well igh passed away. The coneamption of cotwou ta France daring tho fret throe months of the preeent year was 20,128,087 kifos,—one-tbird more thab 1 the same period of isés, aud ove third jess then im the eame period of 160. {ne miachies caosed by ihe war ia America ix, the ere, in a iair way of being remedied. Beiore 18vl Lo lees (nam etsty per cems Of the whule eupply of coluns came {rom America. The luaports from that coutry ate now scarcely twa per ceut & the who, und there every probabhuty th jong, Ube Frereh ex Co\ana ‘ead Weet ludies will produce ae or Tues. ¢ ton as France requires, the Engitsh Rattway Marder, BRMARLASLB CONFESSION OF AN AGLOMVLICE OF LER. owing sme vant from the London According to the fo ar, & mai ccompiice 0 Mniier to the raurder of Mir. urigna:— i @ king, aout five feet nino mcbes or i 2 Del nt, with straight whiskers, w ( mDUbOY Kenicel appearas calag him living @t Bow, was Drvught detore dtr, Curb, wt the Worsurp street Police Court, by Mr. ney, of the .. division, charged, upon tis diy With being concerned in toe above aspect rf own @ ule al A ry ended for the prosecution, wht atitatea 0 Lockiwy, Arws Tevern, Vid Ford, wh eveven o'clock, 1 was 1b te king 10 my ouRt mers | cod expressing the extreme tion f felt ot tue waller, witi extra wvid aguinst the prisoaer, preseut tu front sadveniy rrinitked——‘To uld wer a tor Lit, (lat Clere were two t greraied ia present tiered pound and ay Ruch thinge f you dou't kiuw them for facta,” prroner turved wowerds tim ana re-hed,*! don't care; now Muller ie caugut La eure to be enpreherded: Mulier be comiug eer as the Conve! im iroos, Dut [ cxu walk OUbOT Ukese dork at hiberty;’ auviuer persin remarked, ain Teuly astoulohed ut your saying thie; if & Gonatabis won withia hearing he wuld approheod you,” I then calcd pris ner into tae $4) recom. Mr vaiford (clork)—Wae he sober? Witness--No, hy was youdiie sober, | Frik nor—No, you gq wre y glosnes of brandy aud weter—about tht mada me drank Me. Kilts m—1s wilt eprobavly nyt’ by make y ‘. ¥ y flatement at pros i ein rons Anos tresently (Foe orisoner bere wus proceeding to spenk mgain to the stopped with Kome dyuoully by Honlall, Ute jaior,) Evidence resumed—[le tuk my baud, buret tot tear, and Nolbed out, 4) wieh to have Afty pounds taken of my eboulders;’ Tasker, “What is the rewith you He then betd or end 1 were 1d up; We wacted moray, md we would have it (\be murder) was conte: rare days betore ib took piace: we ‘went to ured strane, waited there nl Mr Brtegs arrived, and took two tral clase t) kete to Hockaey wick, we did not commence our operations unt! we bad just loft Bow station; 1 then atrack hin twice, Muller struck bim (hree times: Muller opened the door bud laid hot of bie body. I hifted bim up by be legs ond threw Bim ont, Tgot owe at Hackneywick station eud ran to the Mittord Ceate, weat into the parlur, and beard the fireman of the engine halle out | that fone person was tua over on tbe fine; I went to panivt, helped to carry the man inte tho public howe, and bathed bin temples’? Witness from this polot continued to the effect taat, being strongly tm. sronted from the prisoner ® statement avd tmaoner thes is rapreseotations he thought it prodent hat DAO occur ‘tho door ope, Totuened to the pruoner, who repeated @ portion of the Matemont, wOlcn thone Ouumide heard, auneng whom were two police coumtabies who bad Iu the tneantime boon Bout for, Tho priauner waa theo y1van \oto custody. Prisoner was thea retuved to the enils, when he oom. pisined to Heodal, the jatlor, of being kept in peinon on fuck a charge, nasorting that he ehowid pot have mate the statement cniess be had drunk. ‘Thin-being tue district in which the alleged murdor ‘ap CBr ited, 4 conenuree OF persons assembled oppo A118 the doorn of (he court aprn the news of Muller's ac ‘corsory having been nanded and as bo let be wee Greeted wiih shouts and cries of “Maller.” Commerctal Intelligence ‘TUR LONDON COTTON MARKT. a Lownon, Sept. 12k rening. Console clone at 83 0 9954 for mousy. AMBMIOAN MROURIT IER. ‘Titaols Central Raliroad, 43 ® 42 diweount, rie Rail- road, 41 0 43, red, which be MSVRRPOOL MARKETS, Livvnroon, Rept. 12, 1864. Coston, —alon to-day 6,000 ba.es, including 2,008 to } epeculntors and exporters, Market firmer, ie ipacthyo bab amas. Peow wions fat. antl jag has con ered that be | GEN. °.ERMAN ON WAR AND PEACE. Wis Opinion of the Necessity of Pease, and Mow We Are to Get It, 108, mas, askicg him to change er m: ‘Six - The undersigned, Mavor and two members of Coupeil for the otty of Atlanta, for the time Re ovly legal organ Of the venpie of tbe sald city to expresp their waots aud wishes. ask leave moet earnestly, bap Fespectially, to petition to reconsider the order requiring them to loave Atianta At first view ix Ktruck Us thas the measure would tcvolve extraordiu BR rd-bip aud loss; but since we h+ve sees the practi exvoution of it, 80 far as lt Das progMbened, ard the Indi- cond:tion of many of the peo le, and beard the Wemouts as Lo the inqunvenienves. byskand sutoring ate ing th, We wre Kati ted hat ibe sanvamd OF 1 will Me te voive Ju the aggregate conse yueuces ap, alling and heart roudi. g. Many porr women are tp an advanced atate of pregnas- cy: oLuers having young chiidren wwe Dusbands for ihe greater part are uither jo tue army, priso.ers or dead. y:—"T have sich u one sick ‘at my house; who iL wait ob them whev I am gone’? Others says— What are we to do, wehaven be to go to, and aoaans t) buy, builder re t avy no parents, Felasive oF Irieuia to go to.” Avotber rays’ — 1 will try to take this or that artiere of property but sacb and such things Imust leave bebind, thou.h | peed ibem much.” We re ply 0 tuem:—' 4 eneral Smermd wil carry your proper- ty to Kough and Reaiy, and ibea General Hood will take it thence on;”? aud they wil reply t that, “But 1 want to leave the railroad t avch price, and cannot get con veyance trom thence on."? We only reier to a ‘ew facte to sNustrate, in part, how this mensure will perase in proetice. AB you advanced, tho people Hor h of us fei! pack wid) batore your arrival here @ large portion Of the pe pie bed retired south; 29 tha: the country seuta 0! walveady crowded, and without sufficient houses to accc munodate the poople, and we wre informed that mang ace ow ataying In churches a dotner oat bul dines this nelng 20, how is it poseibie for the peop'e ati bere (mestiy women and childreo) te fisd sheller, and bow cay they ive tneongh the winter is th Woods! no sueiter oF suusitenog; ta the midat of strangers who know them oot, xed without the power te assist (hem mucd if they were wiilins to do go. This 18 but a feebie picture of the consequences of thi mesure You kouw the wor, thé borrur, and tue a faz caunot be descriced "by words, — Im. ginalion an Ouiy conceive of it, aud we ask you to tke these things uly Govatderay @ kuow your mine and time ure coptinouliy scoured with the duties of your command, wolco ust deters us from asking your attention to Lie bot thought it might Le that you Dad pot cousid red the snbject im all of ite awful copsequenees, and that, on reflec:ion, you, we Bone, would Bot m Ke (his peoue a excepvon 10 al) mankiud, for we kuow 04 bo such tustanoe ever Daving Occurred—- surely not the United Stites Aud @hat bas this help. jess peopie done that they sbouid be driven trom thelr homes, to wander us sITADgers, Outeasts and exilea, and to subsist on charity. We do not aa yet know the umber of people st! OF tocae WOO are here, a rexpectably Buber, to reman home, ¢ nld subsist for weveral months jerance, autlo reepeet«be pamber for a much ger Lime, and who might pus Lved assigiaoce ab any time. in conclusion, we most earnestiy and solemnly petition you to reconsider this or.ier, or mod: y tt, and suller this jurbapate people 10 remain at hope asd enjvy wise means they buve Resyectiully submitted, JAMES M. CALHOUN, Afayor. }couucitinen. F. BE. Rawsox, & C, Waits, GENFRAL SHERMAN’S REPLY. Baapguarrens MGLttaRy Divison ov raw) Meeweirn, in rae Fp, > Artanis, Ua. Sept. 12, 1864. J Jamra M. CaLaoon, Mayor; EE. iaweon, «nd 8 C. Wats, representing (ity Council oF Atlante im GaNILENkN—I bave your letter of the 11tb in the patore Of w@pectiios to revoke my O:ders removing al! the im Daditeuts from Atignta. “] Dove read it caretuhy aud give fult credit. to your staiemevts of the distress that Wall be occasioned ‘by i, and vet shall Dot revoke my Ordors, giinniy because my ufders are Bot designed to meet the humanities of the cxse, but to prepare fur the future strazgles in which muliong, yea bundreds eo Mmrilions of xo -d people outeide or atiauta bave a iaterest, We must Dave pesce, mute ly at Atlaute, tm sil America, To secure th: Mmust stop iho war that now desolates our once happy and iavored country. Te stop war must defeat tue rebei armies that ao arrayed agviagt the iar and the omatitation, whieh al} must respect cnd obey. To uereat theae armies we muss prepare the way tovesch them wm suelt recesses, pro- vided with the arms and .nstrumeats which evable as to accomplish our puryore, Now, | know tbo vindictive pasure of our enemy, and thet we may heaye many years of military operations from Une quarter, and therefore deem 1% wise and pre Gent te repare ia ime The use «tanta for warlike purposes is iuconsmtent wiib ius churscter as BBome for famines ‘here will be no mauu‘wctures, commerce or agricviture here for the wuntevauce of " sooner or later, want wii! comnjei the tnbabitants to Ko. Why not go now, When o.! the arr agemeots are com pleted fr the transier, tantead of waiting tl the hut Of CoULoDAID, ustaies wil revew bbe scene Of the et monty toting wt tats 3 army wii be here till the war is over, this Fab ect with you fairly, because 1 cannot Mmpart to you wbai L propose so do; but; cesert toat my military jlaus make it uccessary fur tue inladitants to go and | oan only renew iby oiler ef services to mak exodus irection a» emay acd comfortable us posss ble. You cepnot qualify war la harsber terme than 1 will : ‘War te cr ud you cancot reGue it; aud those whe Drouut war om Gur country deserve ali the ‘curses ape bopin ut, | Know T bad we Tule iCliuns @ peopie ¢ kel d emokibe tas War,aud | Koos | wall make more Of course 1 Go noe w ecrvices 10-day than Dyai s @ ta gecaro peace, Bui YW. OOF AAVE PeuEe Hurt od yis9e O OUR COMMU. AE the Ld obaber eto Vinton Bow, of Oe toil “ the ave of Me. 160, swan ne +) tbe des and muse 865-5. ik, wuckDD iy Rheres sewers bit relaxes J ae bi of pr sure 11 knoe thet such te n08 ievhage “hae fogs varhus Sayer, yB Cue DOKL ou Goce aatnit the wus Te ae . au Is tie acion- al overament, uO joi 4 eu r houses aod pnd POLS tO be wes ue Bor wary ty and tots ar ue wt eres Your probet re an porters, su Ouling you com concer, Jet ree me trom whet quarter ti py. J AOOW thata fay individoaie cannot relate torreut of error aid | €giem such os bas @wopt tho south pint ont, #0 tbat wo mas lots reveiion; put you can mentand those who in koow thoes wae de Biet on war ust iuese Cerrioe Gorigulp’ O war. Tuey are ie abla, ahd the only way the veople of AtMDLA Gat mors to lve in peace pet quiet at home ts te “ , Which Cay wohe LO De by sumiitiog tas 1 it becun tw ecru and i perpeics'ed te pride. We don't | wo egroes. 6: Your horews, uF Jour honeee, oF ly rupyacing you bare but we do jw At obe tence lo tke laws Ot L : sb we wilt inn) Foye } erend p Oto séptifnest io your newspape “ by aie poed a0 CxCketient; aad the quicker b t you sok for truth im Giver ouariers the better \or y | Lre eat, then, that by the original compact of goveru moat the’ Cuiced Syates Mad car ain rights tn Georgia hich ave vever beea robinqiebed, aod never «ilk tht the Louth bogau war by seizing Lory # iniuts, custom Loures, Ke, &e Gus matuiled, and bere (Li of provocation. | myces) ha Looky, Heunessee Rod AiRe fas pit Bu ddrads amd thw ! wolnen acd eullarep Leetug (Tom your @rmies aué Cesperadoas, bangry aud wich bieeding feet, In stem | pus, Vick yonud Mississ pel we fed thou thousarda of the lamiied os boi woldiers jolt On O afd Whom wecvuld Hob ree starve, dow ineg hore to you, you Ml very different —; ite Lorrorm, but ihd™ not feel torn wi you sent ot avd ammenitio ead menided nod to carry war wwe Kaotucky snd Senuensee, ai denn two poe of Hundveds atid Woustude of god peop e Who only wie 10 /ive 1 peaLe at ( 4 homes, and vuder the ov mentot their tukertavce, “bul the-e © mpa ide, | want peach aud deneve ican only be reach through Uniow agg war, and 1 will ever conduct war purely with # view to per eariy 8ucooss. Mut, my dear sire, when (hat yeaco does come yre ray cal! on mo for anyihing. Thon will eh ire oie wal Wilh Fou to shied your Reus war 0 depreca'e oltre su rivads atelis you ine inst cracker, an Domes wud {Atnilues Ryall dauger (rom every quarver Now, you mut go, od take with you (he old ard eeble fed and vorse Wem, and buigl OF them in more cuiw pieces proper Dabitulions to nujeid them against the enter, Util the mad PuEBlos of men cool down, ané allow tle Levon aud peace once mote to settie on your Olio homer at Alanta \ re tu haste, W. 1, CHARMAN, Major-Geners) Naw Your Moooar, Couseur vor Womre any Hosrran ron Woes asp Cri oniex.— Enis inatituvion, chartered byr the Stato for the thorough education of women in med) en! science, and with iogistative privilege to entedlinn & charity hospital for women aad ehiidren in eonnection. with its Collegiate department, begiow 4 Recond Fession i 194 Brostway, undot protising mus, ices psbyper tis ideal oi to lellevue and ober publi Hoapitale and oajoy elivioal ad VANtAKnes Of jas yy perior vo those of any other city 4 fuli faculty are provided, ant Ml ‘The Board of Trostesa aud Advivory Council of the iv for contrivutions to eid them im eatabiiening sinensis a uA nn ee eh ne Ui a Rinsiee Bmp pe ane 4 Pare te meriy ompiayed by Bowsonnedn, of Paris), 69 Broad. 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