New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-29

III Mr.. TCucey has carried out the agreement
made in Cabinet, the Macedonian, Brooklyn, and
Sabine must soon be collected at Pensacola,
though it is quite probable the traitors have been
fully informed OF every order issued, and that
many Of them have cOnformed to their instruc-
tiOIs. DIR. Mallory has long controlled that De-
partment Tor bis o@n uses aud very little conil-
dence is entertained concerning its management
either in or cut OF the naval service.
THE SUPREME COURT VACANCY.
The President still incnes to nominate Judge
Black for the late Judge Danielss vacancy on
the Bench of the Supreme Court, but the de-
clipiDg Democratic strength in the Senate, and
Southern opposition to the appointment, do not
afford much encouragement for his confirmation.
That place belongs properly to the next Admins
traitor, and will be 30 treated, after the examples
of Messrs. Crttenden and Badger, who were
suspended BY Democratic maorties when nom-
mated for this Court by Mr.. Adams and Dir.
Fillmore until Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Pierce
came into Office. Their own medicine, judicious-
} administered, will do them good
MR.. VERSIONS vALEDIcToEY.
Mr.. Iverson delivered his yeledictory, and was
very pathetic over the loss Of his place. Messrs.
SlideD and Benjamin were expected to vacate,
but concluded to wait for the formal documents
Of secession.
THE BOSTON UNION DEMONSTRATIONS.
The Boston Union memorial made sensation
in the House when unroled from the American
flag with which it was covered. Mr.. Rice pre-.
scented it, while Messrs. Everett, Winthrop, and
other patriotic custodans contributed their pres.
ence in the gallery to highten the dramatic effect
TEXAS.
A gentleman Just returned from Texas states
that the vote cast for the Convention, which was
called by members of the Legislature over Gov
HouStOns head will probably not exceed one
third Of the aggregate vote Of the State. The
movement was not regarded with favor. An
attempt will be made to get this Convention
ratified, but it WI fail, and the Legislature viii
doubtless order another regularly. The old set
tiers, who had one trial of separate government,
are not anxious for another.
KANSAS SENATOR'S.
The two United States Senators rom Kansas
cannot be here much, if any, before March. The
State Legislature has never yet been convened,
as the Constitution forbade it till after tse admis
sion, and there are seven vacancies to Be filed.
This Will pre7ent its meeting til late in February.
Mr.. Conway their Congressman, will be sworn
in when Mr.. Buchanan signs the bill to-merrow.
Mr. PARROT, tae Delegate, Win then retir, and
return to KanssG. when he viii be a candidate
for Senator.
4 SENSIBLE REPREsETTATyE.
DIR. Davidson 81 Louisiana, does not intend 10
surrender his seat in Congress. lie does rot
believe in Secession n remeCt for Southern
grievances.
TIRE DIPFICCIrY IsgpwEGN MISSES. DUNN AND
Rust.
Messrs Dunn and Ruat were not IN their seatS-
to-day. They were 10Th out Of the District. IL
is quite certain that ~ note was sent 10 Mr..
Dunn b. Mr.. Rust Bat the affair n now set
tied. Cassius NJ. Clay represented Mr.. Dunn in
the settlement, and it was finally agreed by the
riends Of both parties that there w1s no cause
or hostile meeting -.
To the Associated Press
. WAsHIsGTos, Monday, Jan x, 1861.
IL il now certain that private letters haye been
ceived FROM Mr. Lincoln uring his riends TO eoncia-
ton and compromise. and stated that he indicates
the border State resolutions - reasonable bs- OF adj
juEtment.
The assurance in given that thi- information il re
able Soon after the Electoral vote shall be counted
in the presence Of the two House. Of Congress on the
second "wednesday in February, Mr. Lincoln Will ac-
quaint the public with his views the pending crisis
ereofoIs be has not felt that 10 was proper for him III
advance Of the official declaration OF his election 10
take prominent part IN the direction OF political al
fairs.
The friends of the Union are much encouraged by
Il prompt responses the invitation for Coni-rioners
from the several States to meet n Convention here on
the 4h Of February and il Believed the action Of
the Convention will cOmmand the support Oi large
majority Of both branches Of Congress.
The difficulty between Representatives Rusf ana
Dunn was to-day honorably adjusted through the III
tervenion Of Representative Pryor and MeClernand,
Lieut.. Ne4on Of the Navy, and Mr. Iii ldman, were
the respective frieDds of the gent 'euen.
The Fugitive Slave Law introduced to-day IN the
Senate by Mr.. Douglas If considered thorough and
effective measure, Obyiang the obecti0nr 10 the pres
emf statute and securing complete efficiency.
Senators Ben hmn and Sdell, SINCE the secession OF
Lousana have taken active partn the proceedings
OF the Senate They will formally yacate their seats
~ soon rs they shall have receives official Information
of the passage of the ordinance OF secession.
Ii ia not believed that a majority of Secessloniss
will he elected TO any of the Conventions OF the border
SlayesOldng States The Conventions viii, according
to private information received here, be composed lSf
the greater part Of moderate and conservative men,
who will not proceed TO extremes unless all measures
of p,riication shall be exhausted The gerat point
now aimed at by the friends OF the Union Is TO AVOID
all pretext for collision BY the seeding States, IN the
hone that the sober second thought Of the people If
adjustment measures shall he presented, will induee
II EN- TO resume their connection With the Federal Gov
eminent.
The repeal Of the Personal liberty bill in lshode
Island an the late action of the Ohio Legislature on
the ,ame subject are hailed BY the friends OF the Union
~ harbingers OF peace.