The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-17 00:00:00

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. Tax liaised States Mail he arrived, but it brings
se 11111111DERVII Maamea Desieg the first two days
of the meeting of Coarse', no lees than nine ballots
foe • Speaker took place is the House of Inpresenta
tires, bat none of the esadidetee could assent a ad-
cleat maiseity. It is intimated la the lbw York
Harald that arrangements had been entered into, is
mainasace of which the organisatioa of the Home
would be completed al the 6th, sad is that meat the
Paseinarr's Kamp would be delivered on the 6th.
The state of the vote for Speaker cm the 3rd and
4th of December emir= the opines we expeased
some months ago—that, though the Know-Nothings
had serried merythiag before them at the
elation. the lesterogamens naterials d which that
party was composed, rendered their sembised sedan
fa Osegrear extremely doubtful. The samlidates for
the Seaskessitip were, at the oaten, six in somber.
The Dements pet forward 'sly one emdidate; the
- Whip, two; the Know-Nothings, soles then three.
• The madidate of the Doormats received 74 vote at
• the first ballot, at the 3rd, and 72 on the fourth;
aa the 4th he .sealed 74 votes on the flat haat.
sad 76 ea the SRL Oa the 3rd, the two Whig
inediletes bad fin votes between than en the filet
ballot, end 26 on the fourth; on the 4th, one of
them was withdrawn, and the other received
•SS wens ea the fiat ballot, sad 21 ma
Hie SRL The three Know-Nothing candidate
bed away them m the 3rd, 103 vote on the first
ballot, sod 109 as the fifth; as the 4th, they bad 100
votes on the fiat ballot, and 108 on the fifth. It
would appose from theme results that the Whip are
',nowhere?' that the Democrats moat a pretty
anameses and compact phalanx; and that the
Kaow-Nothiage are an absolute atefority in the
Hoes& if they could agree among thiamin& The'
result of the fiat ballot on the 3rd gave 98 Democrat
and Whig vote; the remit of the fifth ballot on the
4th gave 96. The result of the first ballot on the 3rd
pee 103 Know-Nothing vase ; and the result of the
fifth ballot Ica the 4th pve 108. Thewithdrawalolons
of the Whig candidates appears to have given four
additional votes to the meaning one, three to the
Know-Nothings, and one to the Dements. If the
ansapments alluded to in the Nay York 2/1/141
°assisted in a coalition of the Know-Nothings apes
a candidate, it is avian that they amid sarrylim
with or without the anistaaos of the Whip. Hat
was such a coalition possible or probable?
Of the three Know-Nothing candidates, one was Mr.
CAW/HILL, a Know-Nothing Free-toiler from Ohio;
another Mr. MAZSIUJI., a Knew-Nothing Demean
from Kentucky; sad the third Mr. Banns, a Know-
Nothing Democrat from Massachusetts. The Ohio
Free-soiler stood highest on ell the ballots, receiving
• 62, 67, 68, and 61 vote& The Keatecky Democrat
same next as the first day, receiving 30 votes on the
lint ballot, and the same number on the fourth; os
the second day he received only 16 votes on the fifth
ballot. The Maesschosetts Democrat, who had may
21 vote on the flat ballet en the 3rd, rose to 31 on
the fifth ballot on the 4th. It would appear from
thin distribution of the Know-Nothing votes that
both local and party Jansen ere in ploy amongst
them. The Demean voters for Idissatu, then-
selves Western men, were possibly induced to vote
spina the other Western candidate, either on saran
se his being a Free soils, or bagman of his peennied
Whiggish tendencies. The Massachusetts Democrat
is most probably an Abolitionist, and it so, his having
pined on the last ballet nearly as many votes as the
Kentucky candidate lost would seen to 'edited* that
with some of the Western voters, at Let, demosratie
principles weighed more than enmity to abolition.
Bat there are probably other intimates in play—a ,
foe example, the temperance question. In the pee-
neat state of oar inanimation, therefore, any at-
tempt to soslecture what may be the final vote of the
Know-Nothings would be bootless. Their aversion
to the foreign or immigrant element in the aerie&
body may induce them to draw together at the
lest hoar; but the appearances at paean known
to is, reader each a result, to lay the least, problems-
deal. The last ballot of which we have as yet lanced
the malt pre the Know-Nothings a 'majority of
33 over the Democrats; bat this might be 'seater-
acted by the 21 Whig voters who still kept the
and the 16 Western Know-Nothings who still with-
held their adhesion either front the Ohio Free-solar
or the Masseauunts Democrat of their own party.
It is pearally asdeestood, however, that the Kaow-
Nothings as a body are hostile to the filibesseriag
party, by coquetting with which the Demesne' me
believed to ban strengthened their ranks; and there
Is therefore mane to hope that this Unpolished=
will and itseU in a minority in the Rom of Pigs..
isatatine, whatever be the final resat of the ands"
of a Speaker.

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