New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29

WASHINGTON, "wednesday, Nov. D, Iaeo
TIE PRESIDENTS mRssAG2-THg CABINET mo
sgNsION. q
Another meeting Of the Cabinet was beIa 4.
day, but Mr. Cobb, though better, was ton =
disposed to attend. The Message was again n.
der consideration end led 10 pro.rscted s,.,,
All the present indications induce the belief "A u
n rupture is inevitable, though it was hoped NJ
differences, long known TO exist, might have bs.,l
bridged over, as the President did not desire ~
Cabinet 10 assume any portion Of real or imDlisx
responsibility for his sentiments. =
The point of difficulty il the view held By M,
Buchanan, that the right Of secession doe, pol
kit under the Constitution, and cannot be eel
cised BY any State. Messrs Cobb, Thomp-oo
and Floyd hold differently, and have sgnssd
their intention TO withdraw whenever the Admin
istration is publicly committed to this position
In the meantime efforts will be renewed to p,l
vent dissolution. But compromise seems in
practicable without sudden and radical chans1
of opinion and purpose.
TIE RESERVATIONS.
Of course, no designations VIII take placd
until the Annual Reports are communicate u
Congress, about which the Secretaries seem unI
usually Indifferent.
THE POSITION OF Mr.. FLOYD.
Although Mr.. Floyd does not agree with tAs
position assumed by South Carolina, yet hs
maintains the right Of State to secede ssd
has attended private conferences with Messr..
Cobb and Thompson, preparatory 10 the stsp
which has been indicated.
COMMODORE snUBRICK IN A oUAsDARY
Commodore Shubrick, now at the head Of tha
Navy, is much exercised as 10 his course in thu
event of the secession of South Carolina, bis na1
tive State. t
Capt. Iugraham, of Koszta fame, was for.a-
nate enough to be ordered to the Medterraaeaa
nearly two months ago, and is, therefore, re-
lieyed from immediate embarrassment.
THE POSITION OF JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Jefferson Davis, who is here, demands add
tiona guarantees as a basis Of settlement BE-
tween the North and South, and @ condition
precedent to the preservation OF the Union.
THE ABSENT SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
Mr.. Slidell will probably not come to Wash
ington, unless requested By the President, AID
Mr.. CLAW is too sick. The rest of the Southern
Senators are expected.
THE TREASURY.
Several applications by disbursing officers fOt
usual drafts have been refused at the Treasury,
owing to its depleted condition. There viii mol
be money enough on Monday to pay the aceu
muated salaries and mileage.
To the Associated Press. - ..
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Nov. %, 1850
Secretary Cobb IL convalesceut to-day and attende'
an extra meeting of the Cabinet.
Tomorrow being set apart by the municipal authon
ties for THANKSGIVING all the public Departments WI
be closed.
Scarcely a dozen members of Congress have as V
arrived.
Thaddeus Hyatt called upon the President to-day 4
fmtLerance Of bis efforts for postponement OF N
Kansas land sales.
Tie New-Orleans papers Of Sunday have been 6
ctiyed here.
The Pitagune has an extract from private lete
rom the highest authority at Vera Cruz, saying:
"The occupation Of Guadalaara by the Lbera
and complete route of Gen. Marquee, regarded ber
a. the beginning of the end Of the civil war. tn
Constituencies will march at once on the capital