New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10


tho President.
Corcspondenee OF rhs Tribune.
wAssIssros. Aondsy. JalyG
have been mski,g some calculations az 10 the
fate Of The Omnibus bin in the Senate, and the re-
suit is, that as the matter now stands in the deter
u,inst on OF Senators, i is utterly impossible that
the bill can pass. Sudden changes may take place
when the crisis comes, from indaences which t 10
impossible to io'esee, but without them the game 10
up and vhst s IL that il will be rejected
or if adopted, i. will be adopted by almost an OK.
actly balanced Northern and Southern vote. Toe
following lie my calculation. upon which am willing
70 risk the reputation Of prophet;
Yoas eerf.i IN 6or he bsH-Achson Bsdzer Bright Cass
Clay Cooper Dekinron. Ds~s)0. ,dge Of iows Dsss.
Fs:e Ds~ Pc. fGS h s";Ssou MS. sa S
DSsbvsRy FsrO,aSe--Be, ssraen, sraiOary. JOsss,
Sehsausn shslds Uodefwood-f
NaIs csrt4ts aSai.sf ire b'z-Bswin, Bsa.on. Balsr
BArnWe Chase CaTse Clemens COrvin. Dsvis OF ass,
Rs%iS' aansS, Gsso1, Miller Nor Ga Pssps sss"d,
Smith, s0ule, Spfasaee Tufney, UshAn, Wass Wsikss.
falee-SO.
Mr.. BoRLkSD being absent, this makes the whole
number Of 60. IL will therefore require . gain Of
oil the seven doubtful and of one from mons those
now put down as certain against the bill TO enable
IL TO pass The absence Of Mr. BoRLAsD. If is coa
tnues will prevent the otherwise probabe.c ontin-
tngeucy OF the Vice President being called spon
for casting vote II here, be will vote ssaiost
the bill, thus swelling the majority to be overcona
The proceedings in the Senate Of to day are OF
comparatively little interest. The Onnibas bll Is
dragging its slow length along Mr.. SIXTH OF
Conn made the speech Of the day. Il waas sab.
stsntid good-sense srgumen against the bill. He
always speaks substantial good sense bat 10 never
brilliant There is sometimes quie. vein Of viii
however, in what be says-somethins OF that sab.
dued humor which is characteristics, think, OF the
descendants Of the Puritsns who seem to feel that
anything more than the sub ACETATE of wit Is to ex
hilaraling-a species Of impropriety-ior a dying
mortal who has soul 70 save, and other important
interests hang ing upon the unseen future word.
well pronounced grin upon the face OF an immortal
being In state of probation is to their apprehension
incorgroous and inappropriate. How iar TRuSAs
SMITH, the renowned political wire worker IL We
take the Loco Foco version OF his biography, 10
subject 20 qualms Of conscience in his own proper
power upon this point, | am unable To say, bat l
think the tendency 10 a mild, quiet Apologize sort
Of wit is inherited from generation TO generation in
New. Eng and from the days OF CorroN MArHgR
down 10 the degenerate times, which We inhablt.
IL may De a Wnlm OF TulDe, Out u mas
struck me 90. Who ever heard Of bosterous
Ysnheei do rot recollect many OF the several
instances Of this sort Of sly inobtrusive humor ia
the speech OF to day, but will answer TO HAS
trste. Mr. SMITH had been opposed 60 the admission
oTezas to the States but since she Is la he did not
regret it, He felt friendly feeling toward her and
only hoped that she would not take il into her head
to get oat OF the Union again, through the enormous
hole in the Constitution which she made la coming
in Mr.. BUTLER has the floor for To- morrow. Toe
great point of the conversation to day, everywhere,
is the illness of the President There IL much sp-
prehenson that he will not survive the attack
under which he ia suffering, which Is simdar Ia
kind 10 that he labored under last year, when on
bis Journey 10 the North, though more severe. We
should not be surprised, from the prevalent sick
ness about town to day, il his death to be an
nounced tomorrow. 50 far az have been able %
observe there is much sincere feeling of symp atby
In the community, and a strong desire that the old
hero may survive and continue 10 enjoy and adora
by his plain republican virtues, the high and hon.
oraDle station lie has beeu aliod 10 fill. Converse
ton s fairly entertained respecting tho pro-
babe result the political aspect OF affairs OF the
secession OF Dir FILLMORE to the Presidential chair
Ofcourse the views are wide apart with those Of
different political sffinities and desires.
There is some chance that the Asatc Cholsrx
may settle the Compromise bill with ali the great
issues now supposed TO be agtatng the nation. by
dispensing the Congress at some early day. Three
cases were reported yesterday though full faith is
not ye. put in the statements Of the physci.ns.