New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
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Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. 13. 1850.
DEPARTURE OF MIR. COnR.

| Mr.. Cobb left here last evening for Baltimore
en- his way home, without the least demonstra
lion Of respect from any quarter. There were
none 60 poor as to do him reverence. Even Mr.
Cloyton, his Assistant, did not accompany hin
| to the depot. Any Of the departmental messen.
gers would have made more of an impression, in
! final exodus, than the lase Secretary. His
closing correspondence and relations with the
fresident were exceedingly cold on the part Of
the latter, who has discovered, when too late,
how much be was deceived
THE CALL OF MIR. GUTHRIE.
There never was the remotest reason for the
Statements Of your cotemporaries, that Mr.
GafArie had been, or would be, rendered the
Treasury. His political position, and welknOwn
opi ions Of the President, always excluded any
such possibility.
TIE rnRAsUgy-s0fS BILL.
Tho Treasury Note bill. as finally passed to.
day, authorizes issues OF so, with the discretion
TO regulate the rate of interest, so that they
shall not be sold below par. The clause pedgiug
tie proceeds of the public lands for their redenp-
t on was properly stricken out as superhuOus and
discriminating against those already issued.
MIR. CAMERON AND Sir. LINCoLN's CABINET.
Although the contradiction has been author
lied that Mr. Cameron desired seat in Dir.
Lincdn's Cabinet, some of his friends persist In
efforts to place him in such position. A rec
omu endation for the Treasury Department was
handed round among the Pennsylvania delegation
this morning, and was signed by five Members
before the adjournment.
The SOUTH CAROLINA GUBERSATORIAL CONTEST.
The contest for Governor of South Carolina
has become animated, since the power OF that
office has been enlarged and the pay increased.
Last accounts show that the Rhett faction only
controlled OBe-iOurth Of the Legislature. Dir.
PickeLs, who once informed Congress that he
Twas born inseusitle to fear" had the most
votes, but cannot be elected without sudden
Charge He is fresh from Federal employment
as Minister to Russia.
THE CRISIS COMMITTEE.
The Critis {, mmittee sat 81 hours to-day, and
adj ulned, after making an unexpected advance.
The proceedings were opened by resolution
from MI Rust Of Arkansas, to the effect that
tie South required guarantees in the form OF
amendments to the Constitution, and, unless they
were granted, dissolution was inevitable lie
declared himself for the Union, but stated that
paper was prepared, and being signed by South
elm members, representing that no concessions
we've to be expected from the Moth. In his
cpinicn, the effect Of that document, when pub
lehed would be to excite the Southern mind
mCre deeply, and Oyerwhelm those who were for
sustaining tho Union.
Mr. Dunn of Indiana then offered the follow
rq resolution, which Mr.. Rust accepted as
substitute for his:
R.SoIre6 II az in the oIiTon Of this Committee, the
e1i,i 6iscoIteut among the Southern peoI 10, ana
tie plOVing stiiity an Ong them to the feoera UoV
EFT, greatly TO lie regretted ana tnat wheIner
such onte hostility are without just Cause or
not any IeasODable and constitutional remedies, ana
additional al more 81 iic aud etretuai gnaranies
oil tltr peculiar nights aid Interests as recognized py
tie Constitution, ecetsaiy TO preserve the peace 3i
lie c, untry IL Ier etuton OF tie ULiIn should
Il u, IMPLY ard C certify granted.
This proposition led to long discussion, IN
which most members of the Committee partic-
pat.d Several Republicans desired to know what
sort of guarantee were desired, because gene
raj declaration like this might raise expectations
which could not be fulfilled. If the States pro-
posing to secede we're arrested by the belief that
such legislation as they demanded was to be OBJ
tan, d. aud finally disappointed 1t was easy 10
foresee that the present discords would be ag-
erayated. 1t was cOntcnded, on the other side,
that IN initial point for negotiation between the
two sections ought to be obtained and alter that
was done tie form of guarantees or legislation
might be better considered.
These we're the general features Of the debate,
in which nearly all participated for five hours.
Finally, Mr. Morrill, of Vermont proposed as an
amendment or substitute for MIR. Dunn's, the
following resolutions:
Pc.olre5. That in the OF ilon Of this Committee
II listing Csctulents among the Southern people,
ana tie grow ing hostility anoug them to the ederal
Gov EN- ent greatly to DC regretted and tnat any
,.,t L. proper and constitutional IeIneti,r necee-
-1y 10 rterNe the leate If Il country and the per-
e,iai # the UnivD, should be promptly and cieer-
fully granted.
a tonal division was called, and the vote
stood az follows:
YFAs-M4ssrs Morse Of Mime Tsppsn Of n: H. Adams OF
Ms1 isy C9S sb hSi%'S Viz cda GS Of oho
NANs essrs stltton Of ~ Campbell Of REM How arc
Curs Of low Buch Of AL Stout Of oeg n Whitley Of
Pei Is's Of Map NiSn o. S of os~uS Rus. Of
Akarsas Hamilton q Texas Phelps o. no. D'''0" VI N.Y.
AIsEN1-boyce and BswEin~
Alter this result, the vote was then called on
Mr.. DunD's resolution. which passed as follows;
lLAS-Ms.as CoIrin StrsOn CsmPG D. HoTsId p.hn'
BsI gg Whom Cunt, fmch stout; Whitley Dsyn Smd b
n ns'n Winslow Houston, Love, Taylor Rust, HAMILTON
ihrIl. Iracw Neison-A. o,, D.
NAYS Mes.n Morss 9sppsn, Adams, Robinson Ferry
Morrill, HuuI hrey, NhshhuD -
AISFrI- Mes,rs. BsU linS and Boyces
Non NCTINC-Mr laws thiss.l
This result Dpy or may not have future "g'
ujfcsnce The next point will be the form OF
remedies aid guarantees. That, after oil. is the