The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-21

nation between the Know NothIngs and Sewardites
provided the Organ, in the division of the spois OF
the House, gets the printing, which very doubtful in
deed The chances in favor Of the old Legeucer
the G,otc.
For Speaker the Seward and Know Nothing fusion
plan brings in Campbell, of Ohio Know Nothing aud
free soer; and Culiom, of Tennessee for Clerk ate
whg, but Southern Know Nothing with conserve
tive inclnations The democrats will most probably put
up their former salts hctory Speaker Cobb Of Georgs
and stick to him to the last The Organ says that Colo
mel Forney l. going of 20 Pennsy try his hand
for the United States Senate and that in the meantime
the Union win make dead set agans. the Sentinel for
the Senate printing which is very likely.
rather suspect, however, that For ey is in .rapsi.
on state Between the democrats OF this House aud OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature, he will dare say, left
perfectly free to devote his energies entirely the Union
paper and the Kitchen Cabinet which viii be good
thing considering the approach Of the Cincinnati
Convention, and the vast amount of ppeayng
ry TO save the administration from being openly repu
dated by that respectable body Of unsaed spoilsmen
The Presidents message, learn, IL finished In the
rough In It, M am informed Marcy will spread himself
kozs.a fashion, Central American affairs Cramptous
enstments, the law of 1918, the Cuba question the
Danish Sound dues, the Japan treaty and the affairs Of
Mexico His great splurge will be In defence Of Cushing
neutrality duties next he will amphfy upon the
Clayton Buwer treaty and the necessity for ts complete
sbrogscn and for action of Congress in reference
10 th, libusterpg operations of Col Walker, and the
colonization scheme Of Col. Kinney Captain 10. White
haslbeen with Marcy setting the Nicaragua Transit Com
pany rts cu1a, that they will probably pass
ter Very little satisfaction will be given to anybody
the Cuba question considering Mr. Dodges negotiations
at Madrid, which all nothing but so much leather
and prunelle.
On the Kansas question Mr. Pierce will walk light y
lie will probably do nothing this subject than
reIeat the old story Of concilation" CONCESSION .
"the constitution" blood of fathers precious
legacy" "gorious destiny, glorious Union &c &c.
working all the time nevertheless with Cushing AM JEFF
Davis against Marcy and in behalf Of Whitfield the
Kansas delegate for a little Southern capital.
Guthrie will be represented In the message again with
his notifications of the tariff and the Postma Gene
raj, democratic move for Buncombe, will under
stand, recommend sweeping reductions of the annual
subsides to mail steamers.
The great effort Of the message will be to show how
splenddy administration has managed domestic
and foreign affairs upon the small peace expenditure of
seventy odd millions year, including *hs Gadsien
treaty.
Dr. Gwin, Of California who has been here tor some
days, returns by the to California TO look
utter the chances Of stopping of the Senatorial election
this session. Otherwise General Foote win back
bother them all in his character Of Know Nothing
This return home Of Dr. Gwns 1t all events, shows that
he does not intend 10 claim election from the proceed
ings of the California Legislature last year. which would
10 very ridiculous experiment. X.Y.Z.
OUR AFFAIRS WITH GREAT BRITAIN-TuE FRIGATE
INDEPENDENCE DOBBINs REPORT.
WAsmscroS, Nov. 20, 1855.
You may rest assured that while the administration
deem polite to keep the public mind quiet the most
serious spprehensicns felt In regard 10 present
relations with England. We The pery 1rink Of q
mdv
II Is ascertained that the United States frigste Inde.
pendence now at San Francico Is in deporsbe condi.
ton Much 1l feeling exists among her officers, while
mutny and wholesale tescrtion Characterize
of The crew.
Secretary Dobbin is aboriousiy engaged every
evening in preparing his annual report which will be
looked for with great interest. f.