The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-05
Another Republican Caucus and M
Coalition.
Interesting Correspondence ON a Varic.
ty Of Subjects,
do., &o, 30.


n,, fga. siaa sere".a. EigsA Nina.
Campbell ......... b8 81 81 81 81
s4nks...... ..... - 20 rs 81 81
MARSHALL. ........... 10 1S 20 Is 10
scattering 26 -
The following is the vote on the Last ballot
FOR RICHARDSON.
Bsyly, Fell Bocock, Bowie Boyce Branch Burnett Cad
Cobb Of Alabama caise, crawfo,s Denver, povsel1 ID
Tsulknsr' Florence. Goode, Greenwood, Hall q lows
Harris of Ala bama Harris OF Illinois Herbert Hickman
Houston Jewett Jones Of rennessee, Jones OF rennsy
vsnis, Keitt Kelly KidweD, Lotcher, Lumpkin, Marshall
Of Iiisois Maxwell McMulen, Mcqueen, Miller of In
'ianA Mrson, Oliver Of Missouri, Orr, Packer Phelps
Ieck, POWELL caitman, Ruhl, Rust saniidge Savage,
Stewart Talbot Taylor Vail waraer, Watkins Wells,
W'nslov Wright of Tennessee.
FOR MR., PrLrEa
he ssrs. Bradshaw. Brown Campbe Of Pennsy lvani,
soovde Dick, Hie, Edwards, Haven, Knight, Kimkel,
anlwrrd iearce Pennington puryiance. Richie,
Messrs. Campbell gcnt1cky Carlisle, Cox, Foster,
Pursear, Ready smith Of Alabama swohe Tuppe uu
sderwosd
TOR MR.. PENNINGTON
Messra Bishop, Dawson, Fuller of Pennsylvania Knox
Meacham Norton, Felton, kobbias, Stranahan, Wake
Aessrs. Biinghurst, washburne OF Wisconsin.
cAMPBYfr-
ham, Bss, B.enon. Cbaee. ClstH Of c,nnsctieut ca
fox, Cumbsck Dean, Dixon, Dodd, Dunn Durfee Gallo
ns Il SSan Ss. s"TsG Ga1seS aaT a'Vsay Ho,
Moore Morgan, Parker, fs sa5ia, sapp, Scott sher
wsshburns Of Illinois, WAshburne Of Maine, watson
WEIGH, Woodruff, Woodwork, WAGE.
Aessrs Bennett Of New York, Burlington, Burlingome
Comins Crsgn, Damrsll Davis OF Massachusetts, Day,
Dewitt Dewitt. ERT. ERns,ss .gsr Cray Hall Of a'
'r'ls.p, T1s;ins.on. Iha,nsis,a. frassons, Wood.
Fer Nr. wsshburne Of Maine--Mr. Campbell Of Ohio.
kor Mr.. Etheiidge-Mr. Cullen.
Fn Mr. valt-hessrs. Davis Of Maryland, Harris Of
Maryland, Richard.
Eor Mr.. Haven--Messrs. Etherdge, yalk, whitney.
For Mr. Oliver of New York--Mr. Wheeler.
For Hr. Wslter--Mr. Eustis
For Mr. csrlile-MessIs. Hoffman Humphrey, Marshal.
For kr 1hurs'on-Ness,s Nichols and Williams.
For Mr.. IoI'iccfer-Mr Rivers
soe n, Davis Of Maryland Mr. walker.
Wsole number of woes cast, 223; necessary 10
ssheice, ll2 adjourned
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
XoRE cAuoUsrNG-No TROOPS FOR KASsAs-THE
NORTH rACIFIC OCEAN AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXPEDITIONS, ETC.
WAsUSGros, Dec. 4, 1855.
Ny despatch of last night has been verified to-day.
The beliot'ng for Speaker continued without change Of
programme. The question in everybody's mouth Is,
'what will be done morrow?' The grand caucus OF
the opposition elements ia in session the Capitol
have yet to ascertain What they will do.
am authorized TO say that the President has de-
spatched no troops to Kansas to preserve ORDER
The North Pacific Exploring Expedition Commander
Rogers at San Francisco having completed the du-
ties assigned it, will be ordered hme. Tho John
Hancock is to be laid up at Mare Island and her
distributed among the several stations
Lieutenant Rogers of the Pacific Railroad Exploration,
has arrived safely In Oregon City. He supposed to
have been murdered by the Indians. F.
ACTION OF the FUSION CAUCUS.
WAsHIsGros, Dec 4-10 p N.
The fusion caucus has just adjourned No deaote
Htn had After much debating 1t decided that
che voting should proceed before and continue a that
until committee appointed for the purpose should ca
apother The kindest feeling existed and the
republicans feel confident of eventually lou
need not therefore, expect the message for wcck or
two u.
TIE REPUBLIcANs STILL IN THE Foa--ANxIErY or
TIE PREsIDEsT-wuo WROTE THE MESSAGE,
ETC.
WAsBisoroS, Dec. T. 1855.
Tie republican caucus cau.a 70 no determination.
They adjourned TO meet 70 evening, when the
action whichever IT may be, shall be conclusive and final.
Quite number of spesches made. Mr.. Banks
great anxiety In the organization Of The House. and Is
fesr u that the opposition will give him cons ierable
trouble, owing to the indignant feeling which
che minds Of many Of the opposition members at the
course pursued by the present administration.
The Preddent's message, ! understand IL complsted,
and s5ness, and that as they effect
asnshon Of the House. the Clerk will proceed TO read II
srom uscript His friends that assisted
or wrote line Of IT. that any human eye IT,
cent hiTnsen until he laid 1t before the Cabinet There
doubt expressed 10 the truth of this by those
Who hest acquainted and most intimate vita him
He claimed the authorship Of his celebrated nsagural
but has lesked out that Judge Glchris. the
author of that graniiioquent paper and ~hcn Il Il
that hat learned jurist here and is and has
Eoea in constant communication with the President 4 is
,-lssiess N ray am inf med by reliable an
thority that II viii be very lengthy documcnt-nueh
more 20 than any that has preceded Il. d.
TIE ASPECT or AFFArRs-srEcULArIoSs Az TO
THE REsrLr-A NEW MOVE or THE DEMOCRATS,
Hrc., ETC.
Nothing yet settled and nothing likely be settled.
Fys more unsuccessfu balloss for Speaker resulting
similar 20 yesterdays proceedings, except that Mr..
Pauhs saned ten votes havrg high ~ thirty
two on the third ballot to-day This delay In the eles
-,iou OF Speaker viii engender feeling Of animosy y
auorc the factions which IL win bs impossible 70 heal II
looks now 10 my mind clearly mani'est that nons Of
the candidates now In the Geld succeed The twelfth
section cr national Know Nothngs already declare open
war and sosrnnly that they Will not 20 over and
unite With the republican abolition party, who are
controlled and led by Seward, Greeley a %. In
anti Ne ,rasla democrats are willing 70 support Banks
but viii not 60 for man whose an'eceien~ nsv'
been vhig. The republicans, Who SO perssverinsl,
~~a a hall NlO