New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SEPTEMBER s.

,,v nepdipg before that b9dy. Ia tie meantime
It,, are growing worse, and the chances OF
ccnsress adjourning in 8 reg inoreaatng al the
wills
Mr.. CLAY, when he closed bis last powerful
.neecb in favor of the Omnibus BILL admonisned
The Country that its defeat would be tbs triumph
of the AbolitioDists Dsunionsts and ali other ultra
factions with which the Nation Is cursed in the
popular branch Of the present Congress-. Tney can
aeree to destroy the Texas Boundary bill, and the
other bills, while they admit there is no possibility
OF their uniting upon any substitute, and this Is
about all they care for.
Letters and papers received by Saturday mall,
give every assurance that the bin nov before
Congress, if passed in its present shape, would re-
ceive the legislative sanction Of Texas and this
adds to the desire Of the Administration to see 1t
pass. lit is defeated, nothing will prevent col
lision between the authorities of Texas and OF the
Military Government in New Mexico.
We have had innumerabls runors for the iass
lorty-eight hours OF contemplated hostile meeting
between Mr. BAYLY OF Va and Mr. SwEETzER Of
Ohio, for words uttered in the House. on Saturday
last, by the former against the latter. Dir. bAYLf
was exceedingly anxious that the Indian Ann"i'y
appropriation bill shoud be passed, as the DePar''
ment was threatened with great embarrassment. "a
if much longer time elapsed without acslhg upon l
Mr., SyEET2ER objected to it, az he bad done sew
erel times before to measures tnat cocd ~
debate and which the necessities OF tne 0u's'n
nent rendered Il necessary should be dlSposeo oA
M RAyIY under someWnaE OF an e2oite11oi.
claimed "Soto U0ce," to MIR. SWEETzEh shEs Il ns
done that again, he would pull his nose "Hers s
upon, the latter grasPed an lnRssaho w. ,bs Pra.
pose asWas supposed, OF throwing IL a. luz 1n
1oier Here the matter dropped; ana my o"u u
onnion H. there will be as little blood spill as tnsfe
~ On ;1 kfshed IN tina occasion. They are DON "
N Focos. and have too much soicitude aoou' ssea
others lives to set themselves up ID d inH' q "
shot at. ,, ,lic ation for
-, extansios Of gHAfFEEs Patent was 5tansou
by Mr. EyRAEK AID has given feheSs Gu .-1p ~,
~ ~ The onnostion that has heretofore 0sen litu0
se.inat hia confirmation. Charges nave oeoL ~
ferred by the opposite partles IN la tS 4on,io
the Senate, Of gross rreSularlty u sno be1s hasn
If this patent, and several afhdSVhs nay III
Gled in support OF the allegations thus MADE Inc
6erce one, and both sides te 81 connaens
NJ victory. The Senate viii probably dispose OF u
to day or to morrow sl ..r,olo,,
Saturday LAST q number OF oleFzs IN sas ennpioy,
ment Of the differ Departments were oipan,ssIt
rom office Owing TO the work having oeen otou5us
nm so far. 60 to enable the ordinary force 70 ger
aone wi with it. Among those discharged, were ten
from the Pension office, all oco-focos but one nlne
from the Census work. one from tho u peparImnTas
of the Interior proper; two from the treasury D9
nertmept, ard ore from the State Department
The ht, latter was a Mr.. BAuEL, who had been ap
rointed Commission Clerk by ar CLAYTON, aftsr
Mr. FISHER was confirmed as Commissioner 20
settle the Brazilian claims
In the event Of Mr. JENKINS OF Georgia not &C C.
cepting the secrotaryship of the Department o. o.
the Interior it will in all probability be ottered TO
MIR MIR { SUMMERS of western Virginia. who vas for
n ne member OF Congress from that STATE He
ia spoken Of as thoroughly national Wing OF very
popular manners. and nigh order oil talent " Ii
cet. " most unfortunate for the public Service
that this place has go long gone vacant vopxpp