The New York herald., 1863-01-25

betweeo Nypn. democrat. and Davis republican, two :
the tsGest men In the House The yes Of .'law and
order" BY the republicans. tho running and, frt
q sbeo near the bsSk side Of The House poundns
desk with all the physical force that his excited condition
would permit MIN 70 uss screaming "Feiiow cisiz
Of that ohair and Mr. Post with one hand his side
pocket - though be had pistol there. ready 70 use t
could lSfstE-tl sais and sumsrsu. other scenes
with about one-haf Of the democrAts splitting then
sides with laughter Sftainy presented ons u tns
laughable and ridiculous scenes witnessed ID
any Legislature or political assembsge. II all subsidsd
upon hr. hurphy's leaving tho enstr An eaort % wa.
made 70 proceed with the roll but with no result further
than momentary excitement, which subsided when
Murphy and others commenced talking.
Al this hour-dve p M-Fields has the floor, finishing
II u singular what small things break up the best ma
were made for the election Of Trimmer cosdi
tion that Breed and Brown would continue TO vote for
Depew, and that they would mother vote for tsicot
or Trimmer Finding that they would bold out, certain
other republicans either 70 absent themselves or
vote for Trimmer Tho pledges were 30 strong that no
person oonversant with the facts imagined that there
6one a the republicans, hearing rumof Of thus kind
Ssns g work sns party lash wss applied ana y M Two
E eos e. ma g = Ss 9 ssooss @
Won would ok ssc. 'ss cscos, ). su vas % vote for him
but r. q cspge until re very i.ss mcpss before the
% ia sssss and voted for csos and i being near sns
bead The ss. Il gave The other side an opportunity 70
disoov the game and easures were at osce taken 70
tuutu>us, dsgracoful and ndicrous q the
sion today Brown was not present. He was prsvented
by sickness but Il " Understood that he would have
voted for Depew II he bad been shere.
ALBAxy, Jan. 2-l1 5oP.M
appears that Immediately after tho adjournment
yesterday the republican managers teleraphed for Mr.
Breeds partner and two other leading republicans N his
district 70 70 Albany and nx Breed They arrived
during the night and tho result change Of his vote
Cacot although tho republicans charge that his voting
for Caloos whsa his his FIRST called Instead Of
waiting until all others had voted, done purpose
to prevent IN election.
Tho debate continued until nearly O'Clock There
several spirited scenes but no tsnuts or disturb
like those In the early part Of the session Tho
publicans finally ascestained that thrce OF their men
were missing and were not paired Messengers were
despatched TO the different hotels; but trace o.
them could be found Finding that they were in
this critical position, they moved an adjournment
before the democrats had ascertaiDsd this fact.
The motion to adjourn therefore unanimously
and thus the three weeks contest carried to
another week. Even II the ballot had been concluded
with the three men present. Cacot eoud not have been
elected for two other republicans stsOd ready 70
for Depew in the place Of Breed aad Brewn and thus
prevent the election of Callicot. Tho fact Of the
matter t8 there are from Rfteen to twenty
members who act and with the republicans who
hoping and praying that Mr. Caicot viii be elected
Some Of them refuse to attend any eaucuses, and
the only thing that makes any Of these for Mr. CALI
cot the dislike break Loose from their party and the
constant application OF the party whip, with the threats
that held their heads by tbs rule radicals
Some OF the very men who have made the strongest
speeches in the republican known 70 have
gone direct from the to lean Richmond, and
deavored to make bargain for the democratic
candidate
Several Of the republican leaders sanguiae that
Calc0t will be elected on Monday. seouls almost
incredible that they will be TO able " whip their
entire force into the ranks; but, after what has
been done, they be able to accomplish IT, But
thing is certain, there have been al any time
strong expressions made against the election OF Caco
BY republicans there have bvsn since the adjournment
tonight On the other hand, the feeling in favor OF
Callicot On the part Of ths democrats has
gained ground, and many OF their best
ready take 70 get out Of ths controversy
that has led much bitterness and the diagracefu
scenes the floor Of tho House. The leaders that
side afraid TO attempt transfer their votes n
publican, for fear that number Of thes viii vote
for Callicot In that event.
Thus matters stand at the close oe the three weeks
session. Where II will end ia beyond the power OF
TO discover. Those parties outside who have with
special jobs to put through becoming quite uneasy
and nervous under tho prospects before thea