New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1850.

The differences in the Cabinet have been REQ
onciled by notifications of the Message, and
there will be no designations unless Dir. Cobb
should be elected to the Georgia Convention,
which. in that event, will be assigned as the
reason for his retirement. state of things
may however possibly arise in Congress- which
might affect this purpose
The President expects to be assailed bitterly
by the extreme faction in the South, for oppos-
ing the doctrine of secession and maintaining nls
duty under the Constitution in executing the ex-
isting laws. His intended depreciation of tho
sectional triumph of Mr.. Lincoln will not con-
ciljate much favor for him in that quarter.
THE SUPREME JUDGE VACANCY.
Attorney General Black is not to be appointed
Judge in place of Mr.. Daniel, as stated, nor az
all. He will practice law here after the close OF
the Administration. Mr.. Cushing's friends are
laboring hard for his nomination, which was im:
pliedy promised months ago.
THE SENATE.
Fearing that the Republicans and Douglas men
NAV get control of the Senate by the absenteeism
of Democrats, the President has summoned tho
faithful. Mr.. Slidell will be here tomorrow.
and Mr.. CLAY soon after his health will permit.
Nr. Toombs is expected in a few days.
MIR. LINCOLNs CABINET.
All the floating speculatOns as to Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet are unauthorized. He has given no indi-
cation as to men. 1t is probable however, that
Missouri, Indiana, NewYOrk, if the rival interests
can agree among themselves, Pennsy lvania, if the
friends of Mr. Lincoln unite upon man, and, If
rs no. New-Jersey and NewEngland, and two South
ern States, to be chosen from Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Louisiana, and Tennessee, will have
members. Future developments may determine
who Will be selected from the two States. That
Mr.. Lincoln's mind is now directed toward par
ticular individuals is true, but it is not made up,
and is doubtless still open to better information
than may have been received.
THE TREASURY REPORT.
Mr. Cobb's Report h in the hands Of the
printer. and will be sent to Congress with the
Message. 1t is short and contains only prsc-
teal exhibit of the state Of the Treasury, which
gloomy enough. There is not money enough a.
the command the Secretary 20 pay members OF
Congress in full tomorrow without incurrlng the
risk of being without funds TO redeem the Treas
ury Notes which may be presented.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON SECESSION.
The opinion of the Attorney General on tho
legal propositions connected with Secession viii
not be communicated to Congress, but the mate
rial points will be embodied in the Message.
TREASURY NOTES.
About Sl0,0 900 of Treasury notes, including
those already paid in, fall due early next month,
and about sc, 000, 600 by june next. IL the pay
meats for the loan due on the 22d be met the
Department can get along till relief be granted
by Congress, but the depreciation in market is
unfavorable to that expectation, unless u sudden
change should occur
A SPEECH BY MR.. SEWARD.
Mr. Seward is expected to make an HrPOrtsnt
speech on the condition of the country, soon
after the delivery of the Message, and 10 take
the role of pacifcator.
REPUBLICAN TEMPER.
The Republican members have cone here in
the best possible temper, with no desire 10 con-
tribute to any excitement, and with every disPo'
stion to proceed with the prolic business promPe
" and efficiently. Should the other side parsus
the same course calmly. there need by no com
motion or agitation. n the Southern uiiras nsiss
upon having the slssery controversy revived, lou
II h. turned over to the Union men Of that see
t;on who are ~ellincned to manage 1t.
POsT-oFFICEs.
According to official data there we're 2o4se
Pos. Offices in the United States ON tho JUN o.
.plue last. In 1889 the whole number was TO-
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