Jeff. Davis On The Peace Conference

New York, Feb. 8. The Tribuí? has (he follovring special frm Washington: A telegram luis beon received frotn tho Ann.y of tho Polomas, reporting u msseage trom J'eff. Biivis to the Con fedérate Onrffcffess, communioating tho resuH OÍ tho recent po:u;o conforetice in riiiriintnn Roetës, Tt naya in snbstance that President Linooln refused an armistico of any length of time. If any State which cotnpostid it refused independence ho concedeiJ a tnercilul and iherul use by hiinself, of tho pardouing power. He conirnuiiicafecl the passugo of the resolution ainending tho Confititution abölishing Klüvory throughout the couuti-y, afid deolared that slavory wss placed entirely beyond' his control and 'm the b;inda o-f the people. It ia thought befé that this version of the conference will streng' hen Mr. Lincoln oven more ïHarj hi own lnatory of it to be sent iülo thu IIuusu probab'y tornorrow.