The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-22

Interesting from Washington.
THE HOUSE 0RGASizATl0S-A MOST RKxARKABLE
PROJECT OF FUSION BETWEEN THE NATIONAL xSow
SoTnISGs AND THE DEMOCRACY ron THE Dfvf-
SION OF TnE PLUMBER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. n, 1888.
The scheme Of which made mention IN q former de-.
patch and which informed you would expose
it assumed the proper form, viii proceed give
the points Of AT the time spoae Il a. II IA embryo.
There are and have been quite number Of prominent
Know Nothings operating in this movement together with
leading connected with the present administration
the object Of which Is to effect organization IL the
next House Representative thereby dividing the officers
Of the House equally among the two sections appears
that the Know Nothings South who II Is well known
all In favor Of the twelfth section Of the Philadelphia plat
form, and portion OF the Northern wing u this party
who favor the idea will provided they feather
their nests 60 In with the administration, or pro.
slavery party, and XII of the republican or seward
party, for it is evident here now-and they do no.
disguise the fact-that they tthe KnoS No,hings)
hate them Qhe republicans) infinitely than
they do the administration; and thereby elect
Southern Northern conservative Speaker
of the House; and then the administration carry
out the contract will throw their whole strength for
unobiectionabe conservative Know Nothing, such
they may select for Clerk Of the House. and thus
divide up the Offices equally between them until they
sane to the printer. This being rather fat sop,
two men, they may settle between Themselves, will
be selected from each party, and they say down
South go cahoot, that is to say, share the spois.
Whether they will succeed in this scheme r.maips
be If the twelfth section men-who are exceed
rgy bitter against the republicans and sewardvote
with the administration, thereby securing them a
Sptakerand is known here that this imbece
rupt dynasty will sacrifice everything ee TO accomplish
that object-you may rely upon 1t that the adninstra
ton men WILL in return, go body and treeches and
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bold, and 1t may prove dangerous for the ad
ministration. But they driven to Il by necessity
in fact, 1t is their only salvation. What will the Know
Nothing wing headed by Gardner Co.. say to this bar
gam and sales Speak out, gentlemen for you may rely
upon the truth of the foregoing statement, Il
mated from headquarters. d.
MR. CHAMPIONS PosITION--ANxIETY or THE 90.
INTERPRETATIONS OF POLITICAL CoABTSA-
TIoNs, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a. 1855.
Up to this time Great Britain has not acknowledged
that Mr. Champion acted under Official instructions in
violating neutrality laws, il 1t believed BY the
here that he had any ustruc ions on the
subject.
Great anxiety felt at the State Department for the
arrival of the next steamer. Dispatches may then be
ceived which will determine the question Of peace
The report to-day is that the black republicans and
Northern Know Nothrgs uniting to sweep every
thing The Southern wing is 10 be disregarded. With
such fusion the ,use win organise the rst day 81
the session The democrats viii refuse sn proaers Of
coalition. N. p Banks Of Mass, ahead for Speaker
Cornelius Wendell Esq, holds the best hand for public
printer.
The Secretary Of War, in his report viii rec,m mead
some important changes in the organization the army
His report win be Of the abest state papers oye-
emanatng from that department Of the government,
~ Flair, ESQ., adore sed the Court of Claim. to-day
the Gen Armstrong case, behalfor the govern aen,
&.
A TEMPEST IN A TEAPoT-CosrRA ACT ron CONVEY
mo SPECIE TO CALIFORNIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Il, 1855.
The Union denies the existence Of any din ,ul.y b
tween the editors Of that paper but does II eny tba
there has been fare up between the preieni mi ona
Of It's editors, in his Efforts TO carry water on both
shoulders, viz. looking way for Pierce AMI rowing
the other for Buchanan
The Secretary Of the Treasury was informed 10 day
has made contract for next year With the house
Rowland Aspirwan OF New York, the tran porta-
ton Of all the specie that may be required govern
ment use a. san frsnei-co, at rremam Of two AMI
quarter per cent. u.
Mr.. BuoHASAS's DEspATcHEs--,S IMPORTANT SUR
DECIDED.
WASHINGTON, Wv. II, 1855.
Mr. Bachsnan, in his dispatches t. The government.
states that professions q friendship towards the uue
states were strongly expressed BY the Br,h
Cabinet han nov.
ne government having six years ago instluted A
sui, against VIM r. scott Formerly Navy Ayen. At w.h
irg,cn TO recover an alleged balance on the seen.n,
AZ bis accounts the jury this afternoon n the Cirrait
cour. rendered verdict ~ nearly sIs 600 ia ,,yor ~
he se,e.LmelS