New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
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the newsmOngers have reported. The President
is still daily engaged at the Department of State
In its preparation, and has abandoned his usual
morning receptions for that purpose. They will
be resumed on Wednesday. The rough draft
may be submitted to the Cabinet Tomorrow or
deferred till Friday according to circumstances
its tone will be, generally, conciliatOry, but de-
eided against the right remedy of secession.
An urgent appeal viii be made to the North to
repeal such statutes are considered obnoxious
aud injurious by the South.
THE POSITION OF JUDGE WAYNE.
There is no truth in the various rtlmors that
Judge Wayne has made any public committals
concerning the secession movement in Georgia
AL his sympathies with the Union feeling,
Though he does not consider If becoming in his
position, and in the excited state of feeling among
his own people, to take any political part now
Every Judge on the Supreme bench is for the
Union, although much pressure of sectional sent-
ment has been brought to bear on Judge Camp
bell with view of inducing him 10 resign, and
thus second the secessiOnists in their scheme to
Break up the Government. He has resisted all
such attempts patriotically but if Alabama should
proceed to the threatened extremity, he may feel
himself compelled to retire.
THE TREASURY REPORT
The Treasury Report viii be brief business doc
ument, merely rehearsing the operations for the
fiscal year without making any special recon.
mendotions. The condition of the finances will
be its most interesting feature. Immediate re.
lief for the Treasury, upon the meeting of Con-
gress, will be necessary TO save the Department
from actual suspension. The present balance and
receipts are hardly adequate to the current de-
mands. The most active cause operating to pro-
duce this strngency is the failure of payments
on account of the recent loan, of which little
more than s., 600, 900 have been received. That
loan was designed to extinguish and replace the
outstanding Treasury Notes as they fell due, but
as the receipts from that expected source have
not come in as anticipated the Secretary has
been compelled to redeem the notes presented
in coin, from the ordinary means at his com
mand, which have been diminished by the panic
and monetary stringency. This drain has been
heavy recently from banking and other institutions
desiring to fortity themselves with gold and some
times 5000, 900 in one day have been drawn.
The Secretary will continue to redeem this In
debtedness as long as his funds last, though it
may become necessary TO cut of the drafts to
disbursing officers, and postpone the pay OF pub
Lie officers here. As there viii hardly be suff-
Gent means in the Treasury next Monday to pay
the mileage and accumulated salaries of men,
bers little delay is anticipated in rushing some
relief bill through. $Il,0O00OO of the loan au-
thorized at the last session for the redemption
of Treasury notes are still on hand, but could
not be sold advsntsgeously in the present state
of the money market. Under these crcum-
stances efforts will be made to carry new ls-
sue of the Treasury notes as the only available
means of satisfying public creditors, though they
viii not command par.
The warehOusDg system is found TO be a great
drawback on the Treasury at time like the
present when large quantities OF merchandise
can be stored and payment Of duties Withheld
This experience has satisfied even Mr.. Cobb that
it ought to be abolished. The friends OF
Tariff have always been opposed to 1t as cosby
and unnecessary appendage
THE PACIFIC MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
The two military departments on the Pacific
have been reunited under General Johnston,
wbo commanded in Utah. They were only
divided to give General Harvey separate com
nand. after General Clarke had performed all
The duty for which he was dispatched to the
Pacific.
DECREASE IN REVENUE.
Information received here from large import
ers in New-York states that nearly all orders
for Spring goods have been materially curtaiied'
and therefore in the absence of regular revenue
Congress must resort TO further use OF Puphc
credit. temporarily, beside passing Mr. MONTHS
Tariff bill if practicable.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
The officers and crew of the Cyane al PANAMA.
are To be relieved by the steamer from New
York which leaves on the LIST of December Inc
of6cers and crew of the St. Marys at the same
point will probably be relieved some time next
month
To the Associated Press. . ,,c,
WAsHISGroS, Monday, Nov. %, 1861.
There has been no official notification concerning the
reported resignation Of ChiefJustce fancy az 1ar %s
can be learned there il certainly no such inioraion
nj the Attorney Generals Office
Nv the recently ratified treaty with the Kaw Kan
sss Indians the questions affecting the ntrusions On
their lands have been busted. These Indians are now
concentrated within defined limits outside Of which the
-,h,es will be undlsturbed few ntruders are stI
nm the Usage reservation but notice hss been serVed
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