New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-09

Sebste, my words will be proven true Only yes
terday, At the dinner table Of the National Itel,
Mr. CIIRGMAN Of n & gave member - Congress
from your State formal notice that California cOlt
not aud would not be gotten through the House al
tLs session OF Congressional the 5outheru mem
btrs Knew hat they were about and he was Tally
AwsIe q the assertion he was making Tnose
therefore, Who imagine that by Destroying the al
iustment all difficulty ia the way OF the a. MISSION
OF California ia At an end, viii Snd ont their errT
ere long 20 their sorrow. The truth IL that When
the Omnibus vas broken down, the only SAFE ana
sure me ans Of conveying California INTO 'ne OA'on
wss destroy ed; and the Couutry VIII YET p.ol'in'e
judgme nj a. ainst those who, while processing " 20
the real friends Of California ioined win us enc
mics in the destruction OF the only measure
whereby her admission could have been placed be-
yond a peradventure II she 10 usnereh ilto we
Union At all this sesiion, 10 can only oe zone oy
pursuing the path 90 iudicously marked OUT oy tne
Presidert in bis message o. yesteIday, rlS 500
the boundary Of Texas; then extend over New
MEXICO a Territorial Government; AMI then the
factious opposition in the House may 40 lar cease
as TO secure to California an admission into the
Union. Rely upon it, neither the dlhcuhea In toe
way Of her admission are removed, nor are toe
ssuses for excitement and agitation lessened or
the latter we shall yet have scenes that Will test
tbe truth of what write you.
Gen 6coTT 10 hencefor " ard TO take up hls head
quarters in this city and has learn, taken the
house lately occupied by Mr. CLAYroS, WINE
Secretary OF bthye. MS dnmiuhbhhOh VI tho
Department thus far has been most admira'
Bile, and be enjoys TO the fullest extent the con-
Rdenoe Of the President and all the members oil b
Cabinet II is the first time since he returned
from Mexico, that he has received that consldera-
tion and attention at the hands Of his government
that bis ubrvalled series Of brilliant victories Gu
titled him 10.
Judge HALL the Postmaster Genera, continues
20 grow in public favor, and 70 win the esteem OF
ali who are brought into official intercourse with
him. His door 10 always open TO those who nave
business with him, and he does not receive them
With oouDtenaDce puckered up as disagreeably
as though be had been eating green crabaPP'e
Members OF Congress can now exercise their
proper influence in the changes that may be made
10 their Congressional districts, and they feel as
though political millennium bad dawned upon
them. In Col. WARREN he has found an accom-
plished and Invaluable public officer, and the una.
nimity with which the Wing press in the West
have demonstrated against any attempt 70 dlsplace
him, has silenced 10 great extent the local opp
sition made against him by portion OF the deie-
cation from your State. l speak adVissdy, "nen
say that no one act could be Perpetrated tnas
would give more general dissatisfaction inrou5nout
the country th&n change in the Second hssiStan'
postms,ter Generals Boreau. AZ puoic oincer'
he has no hyperion under this Government and as
aWbjg, be has accomplished more good for his Po-
Liical friends throughout the Unon than any other
ofBcer having public patronage at his disposal