New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04
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yxspth Corsspob' cree OF The n. Tribune:

think we shall hardly get a Speaker tomor-
rs, though the conference this evening may
e.,bge the aspect of the case. The House will
getty certainly organize before sdjourning on
Wednesday.
In the three ballots TO day, Whitney, Volk, and
Rysrd Clarke voted steadily with the Pro Slavery
Kpow- Nothinss for Humphrey Marshall. Fuller
n Maine and Barclay of Pennsylvania, selected
~ Anti Nebraska Democrats voted for Richard
an. Evans, the Texas Know. Nothing. voted for
Richardson throughout. Haven of Buffalo scat
tered. Williams and Spinner, Free Soil Demo-
crss from our State, voted for Northern men.
The PrO-Slavery vote all told is from 1OS to ITO
leaving the Fres-Soil majority from four to eight
We must, Therefore, triu nph whenever our vote
can be cOnctrIrated. I still think Banks, Pen
snstoD, or Fuller Of Pennsylvania will be chosen,
bit it may DO new man.
The adjournment was carried by the two Pro-
shvery parties, with few hungry votes from our
de. The House has yet no rules, and the yeas
and nays cannot be called. Forney called not
oaJwhtfeld for Kansas, but Bird, Chairman, as
ths Delegate from Nebraska, where he is the
beaten candidate Wait little. HG
jsECOSD DISPATCH.
Tie conf, renee this evening at the Capitol was
lsdy attended, the nosce having been insufficient
spOther will be heh tomorrow night, il no Speaker
hould 10 the mean time be chosen, as is now prob
be- Wells OF Wisconsin, claiming to be Anti
Nebraska, voted steadily for Richardson to-day.
G.
from Our Own Correspondent.
Lord ClsrendOD's dispatches by the Atlantic
lave the question of Mr.. Champions withdrawal
still in allegiance. There is plausible effort to
s1tenuste the conduct of the recruiting officer,
which will require time and reflection for an
answer; consequently the correspondence on this
,ubiect cannot be submitted to Congress, it being
iupsrect The object OF the British Government
10 10 gain delay.
The correspondence on the Sound Dues with the
topOsition Of Denmark and the reply of the United
States, together with the instructions and labored
communications relating to Central America, will
accompany the Message. The latter question is
still open and full of vexations arising from con-
Hictipg constructions Of the treaty.
From Another Correspondent.
The Postmaster. General to-day awarded the
contract for carrying the daily mail by steamers
between Cairo and New. Orleans to Messrs. Gaines.
Eastman and WOODBURY., at 1929, 900 per year.
Nicholson and Tucker, competitors for the Sem
vie printing will probably have q close race.
Banks, for Speaker, will run largely ahead TO-
borrow.
vivus W. Smith of Syracuse is the most formid.
able candidate for House Printer. Wendell will
net some votes outside of the Democracy
Many of Marslals thirty will finally vote for
Richardson.
nae Assoeiated Pyeu.
We are favored with beautiful weather, and
,tee.s present quite holiday appearance. AT an
nrt hour crowds wenoed their way to the Capitol,
snahe galleries particularly that of the House, are
crowded TO excess end many not able to lind &C.
eombodstiop.
The United States Supreme Court met this morning,
All the members but the Chief.Jusce being present
Dispatches by the Atlantic represent our affairs
with England as wholly unchanged since the depart
ue of ibe Canada. Mr.. Buchanan says that Lord
Clarendon and the British Cabinet are endeavoring
70 pitch up reply TO our Governments communica'
ton IN reference 10 the violation OF our neutrality
laws by British sgents in order, If possible, nat 70
vound our sensitiveness and at the same time shield
Mr. Champion.
Our Government has formally acted on the memo
rial of Denmark, proposing capitalization or tax
according 10 the vslae of the cargo, In heu OF the
resen. Sound dues, and rejected the proposition.
Caucusses are beng held tonight 1t is generally
under stood that he Republicans and FreeSoilers will
sncsntrste tomorrow on Banks, and numbering l23,
Rey vill be sufficient to elect him.
caucus Of Southern Kuow -Nothipgs and National
Democrats and Wings numbering 10, resolved TO re-
ec. ali fusion with the Free-So factions but have nc
hope Of defeating them.
Messrs Greeley, Weed and Seward have been work
bg all day to ose the factions, and are understood tc
have succeeded.
We may look for the organization Of the House TO-
morrow, and the President NJ sssge on Wednesday
SECOND DISPATCH.
The National Americans will to morrow vote fol
kr Fuller, and endeavor to draw the entire Demo
cratic vote on him by oonceding to them the Clerh
ard Printer, thus forming Union party against thu
Free Soil factions. They teny that the Republican,
can BY fusion poll more than one hundred and hv'
yotes while one hundred and thirteen are necessary
beet.
The President persists in refusing to print the Mes
age.
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