The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1855, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7037. NATIONAL AFFAIRS. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED KVERY Day. A SoMboisony “MAnntace-rr8 Unronrowats | OPENING OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. ROBINSON | ‘With steel One you" 380 pat 15 cents, Late rhea STRUGGLE FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP OF THE HOUSE, But sbe wan crossed in love, and thence her life THE CAUCUSES HELD LAST NIGHT. ‘The pu ical ad tt Jrork a writen i the Peay Sea EGS ei riracias | Coalition of the Opponents of the Ad- aslo by all SS caC sagan an slate ministration. N & MULLIGAN, Publishers, 25 Park iow, New York, oF WwW comet street, Auburn, ° a EXPECTED TRIUMPH OF THE ANTI-NEBRASKAITES, iar FOR THE HOLIDAYS.—DIOKENS! LITTLE FOLKS—A series =e da juntrations by | Combination works, in bis,own language, with y of the Democrats and Twelfth 1. Lirtum New. From “The Old Curioaity Shop” of Charles IL Sure, From the “Nicholas Nickleby” of Charles ‘Dickens, Tuesday, Deo. 4: OuvER axp sus Jaw Panes’ From the “O iver Twist” of ‘Charles Dickens. On Thursday, Dec. 6: PP mag Douszr, From the ‘ Dombey and Son" of Charles ens, The Decision of the Cakfimet on the Sound Dues Question. Tone of Mr. Buchanan's Despatches from England, On Saturday, Dec, 8: &e, ke. &o. Lrrmx Pavt, From the “Dombey and Son” of Charles ’ ” b Dickens, m3. 8. REDFIELD, 34 atreet, THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. BOFRSGOB et and Childrens by OR Bodine AOE D., Frotestor of Obstetrics, the Diseases’ of Women” and “Children, and Ciinical Midwifery, In the University of New Cha a Wasuincton, Deo, 3, 1855. ‘This eminently practical work, which has only been recently We were favored with beautiful weather to-day, and Grved, from the press, ie meoling with a rapid and exiended | our streets presented quite a holiday appearance. At an Serer acres Ss test pohtieaton, | It i, st use 8 tong early hour crowds wended their way to the Capitol, and teal precepts and Deda yAaformation, and. in replete ‘enn | the galleries, particalarly that of the House, wore crowd us - protnal ; We ail ie a se oct 8 wor ‘ wctcal ed to excess; many were not able to find accommodation. amatier deopent lnievea trated ordiined iby nature, ‘Nor can we om expressing Senate. ph ferent iny pote Wann, Des. 8, 1868 “4 of ‘Now York Journal of M ‘and | The Senate wns called to order at noon, the new mem: eral Beiences. A work of great practical intereat—one well caloulated to ‘algrea ena itectuct the busy practitioner.— Virginia Medical ‘The book potere ws we rover aa ‘an important contribul ‘to medical science; and we feel it our duty to say that, in ‘opiaion, tbe author has rendered, La ‘vor service bers were sworn in; and, after fixing apon 12 o'clock as the regular hour of meeting, an adjournment was made and carried. House of Representatives. 5 our the publication of this the a. Tho +, aD ron Wasuinaton, Dec. 3, 1855. does ‘tel iSictund chal Fore praclonr ot mate I Mr. Fonnsy, the Clerk, called the House of Representa- fnvalvab je student wi {ts vade mecum, tives to order at noon. The confusion which existed up Je ee ee ee et mae Sor ASKA Aime. abraplly. termibaisd. ‘Pro! Mandeed and a Bosra ek acted a | wang remember anor or ns pei’ Bi foe ge ‘but &. the cite se taree hee On motion of Mr. Jonms, (dem.) of Tenn., the House pro- nimacat every diseuse taciéent to, women and oh Tei | ceeded to the election of a Speaker. Viva voce nomina- replete with sound rs tions were made, with the following result :— ee YOR WILLIAM A, RICHARDSON, (DEM.) OP 1123N018, and cilia w style oad mannor Moeara. Aiken, Allen of Ilinois, Barclay, Barkadale, -vincing, but occasionally truly eloquent.—N. Y. Bayley, Bell, Bocock, Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Brooks ‘The author of this work is Burnett, Cadwalder, Caruthers, Caskle, Clogman, Cobb aeistss & the Universe of Georgia, Cobb of ‘Alabama, Ciaige, Crawford, Denfer, pene ed Dowdell, Pimundaon, Kiiott, Engle, Bans, Faulkner, dervation aid experience, and Florence, Fuller of Maine, Goode, Greenwood, Hall of ‘the medical ton, lows, of Mlinois, Herbert, Hickman, ‘ouston, ‘the attention of the general Jewott, Jones of Tennessee, Jones of Pennsylvania, Keitt, CEs teslagn a Kelly, Kidwell, Letcher, Tumphin, Macaball of fiinols’ large amount of Maxwell, McMullen, McQueen, Milier of Indiana, Millson, it refers.—N. Y. iver of Missouri, Orr, Vacker, Peck, Phelps, Quitman, . Pabuaued'ty 4, & Rufiin, Rust, Savage, Shorter, Smith of Ten- _Peges, 670. Price $2 75 by nensec, Emiih, of Virginia, Stephens, Stewart, Talbot, NATIONAL MAGAZINE. ee Tae, Ware, Watkins, Wells, Winslow, Wright DECEMBER Wi Nationa) Megine is univ ‘acknowledged YOR LAWIS D. CAMPHELL, (FREE BOM, K. N.) OF OI. the ‘monthiles ‘ol: Messrs. Albri Barbour, Bennett, Bensor ham, ‘Ted aies, Mie pristed oc acering Wile eee ea bean. | Beeston, Clack ‘of Conus Gultae, Gasabecky Des: Dome’ ‘tifully ilustrated. mber number contains:- Lickson, Dunn, Durfee, Galiwa; , Gilbert, Granger, Har- 1—Valentin. ainsi \ap, Halloway, Horton, Howard, Hi n, Kelsey, King, fe ony - Lester, Mace, Mattison, McCarty, Miller of New’ Yor! ON Turkih Orde House. Moore, Morgen, Morrill, Murray, Norton, Parker, Pelton, Pennington, ‘Petit, Sabin, Sepp, Soott, Sherman, Sim: , Wallbridge, Waldron, Washburne of Ill, To My 1 Infant, Washburne of Haine, Watson, Weleh, Woodrull, Wood: YOR HUMYDREY ieee (DEM. K. N.) OF KENTUCKY, Mesers, Campbell of Kent —A Log Cabin Bishop. jueky, Carlile, Clark of New tags York, Cox, Cullen, Davis of Maryland, Etteridge, Eustis, 13—The Oymter. roster, Harris of Mary Kennett, 4 14—The Linds! ae EF Paine, r, Punyear, 16— Reade, Yeedy, pies Sate of Alabama, Swope, ? 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Messrs, Banks, Oliver of New York, and Thurston, NEWSPAPERS. Witt 2B Thutyton (whig K. N.)'of Rhode Islant— Pi ada ls ee ee ne Oars. inner, Wheeler, m8. NEW COMIC PAPER—YOUNG AMERICA—A SATI- |” For Wm. A. Howard (vite of Michigan—Measrs. Bel- Dubslabed carly in Decemier, he cents pee number: or a2e9 | Ughuret, Werbburn of Wis. ‘ Bal ‘and contributions to be a ‘or J. Washburn, Jr. (whig) of Maine—Messrs. Allison ‘and Flagler. For Daniel Mace (dem.) of Tlnois—Campbell of Ohio, For Henry Bennett (whig) of Ohio—EAwards. ir anna. foi. W. STRONG, Publisher, 98 Nasoan street, Now York. RANK LESLIE'S: 0. Lol this LURTRATED NEWSPAPER |, | Ford. W ame (detD. KN.) of New York-—Nichols fo. ¥ astied on Saturc ‘. . A. ‘e a Ne mel taining nearly forty splond'd iivustrations, and all ibe news itty shares pions va aaah ares = following i» trom tie New York Tribuso ot | Myrna, Haven (hte), of New York--Knox. Frarx Lrsiir’s Intostuatan, Newsr arer.—The first For 8, Galloway (dem. K. N) of Ohio—Giddings. ‘ber of a new illustrated jo: with the above title has just For M. H. Nichols (dem. K, N.) of Ohio—Grow. deen lesued in this city, giving excellent promise of asuperior | For K. Miller (whig) of New York—Haven. Epblicetion. and ‘execution it bears a close rewm- | Yor R. Sage (whip) of New Work-Tringle, lance to the London Hlustrated News, as well asin the varie- | For W. 0. Good (dem.) of Virginja—R, Richanison, FVih grost spirit, ead represeatseenes | Three additional trials were then made, On the last, Mr. Richardson received 72; Mr. Campbell, 67; Mr. has lemtly been prepared with great a una fot tie tanaa pest tr eredlianee tole abit, ‘act andpprac: | Banks, 22; Mr. Pennington, 8; Mr. Marshall, 30; Mr, nha tener Its tree trou along Lod perssaaliiy, and Tactics | Faller, 16. Seatering, 16. Bayley and Harris of Hlinols, who had voted for Richardson were absent; Bennett and Fee aed we corde a ee sane oar of s che | Gitbert, who bad voted for Campbell, were also absent; Prise,’ Bilsy changed from Harlan, Dodd from Banks, Knox trom Haven, Meacham from Pennington, Wade from Harlan, and voted for Campbell. RECAPTTULATION, Firs vote. Pinarth vote. W. A. Richardson, of Iilinois.,..... 74 72 L. D, Campbell, of Ohio, 62 oT 30 30 Serer. ate A: Cat Peniington,o H 3 . Herlan, of Obto........ - a John Wheeler, of New Yor 3 FX ‘OTICE.—FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE ST. NIOHO: | B. B. Thurston, of Rhode Inland.... 3 = Al n, athe Now City Assembly Hooms ‘Wm. A. Howard, of Michigan...... @2 - way) on aes Srening, December 6 1s65._Masic by Ded- | Tereel Washburn, Jr, of 2 - B. Dodworth’s musie store, 449 Brosdway. Se |e, Rls res ‘ = % 4, Sarre, President 4 ¥- Gorawell, Vico President, | Willlem2 ® New A oa et Dr Nn Pe tok can Winn. A Take, of Misses 1 ms ROIAL, CK.—THE TOURO LITERARY INSTI- Haven, = PRS, Sores rae ‘annual ball at Nibjo’s Saloon, | 8. Galloway, of Ohio.. 1 a ‘on Thursday evening, Deoember 6, 1855. Tickela $2 each, ad: | M. H. Nichols, of Ohio 1 pe ‘mitting « gentleman acd two for sale vy A. Van Praag, | K. Miller, of New York, 1 — «48 + 206 Fromt | k. Sage, of New York 1 - \odeniguod, | Wi. 0. Goode, of Virginia ye, pa No election—113 being necessary to a choice. The House, upon the declaration of the rewult of the fourth vote, adjourned. Our Special Despatches. PROGRESS OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THR HOUER— YROCKEDINGS IN DOOKS AND OUT OF DOORS—THE SOUND DUES QUESTION, ETC. Wastinaton, Deo, 8, 1856. Long before the hour of meeting the hall of the House of Representatives was filled to revietion by members, lebby members, and eager expectants for the spoils. At tweive M. the Clerk rapped the House to order. Tw) hon dred and twenty-five members answered to their names, (abeentees only nine,) demonstrating clearly the impor- tance attached to an organization at this particular juncture of affairs, ‘The first ballot for Speaker resulted ea follows:—Rich- ardvon, 74; Campbell, 65; Banks, 22; Pennington, 7; Mar- shall, 90; Faller, 18, Scattering, 15. Afier four ballots with a similar result, on motion the House adjourned till to-morrow at 12 o'clock. Thus we are jast as much in the derk with reference to who will be Speaker as we were yesterday. There ere vari- ous rumors and conjectares afloatas to the ultimatum of all thie, Caueusing will now commence in good earnest, ‘Fmt WARD MAGNETIZERS ON DRCK.—THE ABOVE = — gearde, will parade on Corwimse Day. Piaeas aaee Nags hire their horset ant way to blame In thle aifatr. Lrg nd by twelve o'clock to-morrow we shall be able to However, I do pot think itl: should be | snd by Kade lohenr the salam attached ton nogected duty ocotvers, | judge he her an organization can be eflecled before facts are theaa:—Previnus io the annonnenment of he neg i ere RP ge my aed up. | Christmas. ob was | It tn believed that Campbell cannot be elected. Hefwilt run up to eighty votes, and that is the extent of hin streng’h. Banks seems to be the favorite, although his vote is meagre. There are quite a number ready, Lam infirmed, to east their voles for bim whenever it is TLITALY —A GENTLEMAN, WHO HASSERYAD POR | deemed expedient todo 0, To elect a whig Ix out of the eee eee emauing ns Gril tastor any of the eal question. Some inan whore antecedents are democratis com; tn Ne or Brooklyn. A) ion, by | —some man, perhaps, not now in the ring—will raiment les bor Herald oo, ‘Haine | eventontly be elected. Marshall, with ble thirty a+) adberents, rather than see republicanion triumphant, OFIOR TO HACE Oe enon Atiduncterine nn | will throw their vote for Orr, which, together with the *¥ Coty Kaetbty Root, ‘oget them own mh yr cso admipirtration men, who number seventy.fews, will ' | Seder, “by teaneet al the Comentiies of Arrangensa's. | be enfficion to elect wLauthere or administeating way Fullec’s antecedents are not of the stripe to secure him the Twelfth section men of the South, His record, they intimate, is not clear, Therefore, to harmonize these discordant clemonts, it will require a Hercules in politi- cal manceuvres, and he doubtless might full, The Senate mot at 12 o’clock, and after the newly elected members were severally sworn in adjourned until 12 o'clock to-morrow. They do not,! #m informed, in- tend to make any changes in the officers of the Senate, the old ones holding over. The contest is very spirited with reference to the Chaplaincy to the Senate, and it is extremely doubtful which of the orthodox churches will secure the prize, I am just informed by a gentlemen who was in attend- ance at the republican caucus, which was largely at. tended—npwards of sixty members prosent, Broton, of Indiana, presiding—that a proposition wan made to in. vite members of other parties who are desirous of effect- ing an organization in opposition to the present adminis- tration, and it is thought something may be sccompliah- ed provided both parties are willing to make proper oon- cessions, The twelfth section men are also in caucus for some purpose. Despatches brought by the Atlantic were considered by the Cabinet this morning, which enabled the Presideat to complete his Mersage, They are of the moat pacific ma- ture. The question of Sound dues «till remtaing unset- tled, our goverument refusing to concede to the capitali- sation proposed by Denmark 0 CAUCUS OF THE REPUBLICANS—COMBINATION TO BLEOT N. P. RANKS TO TAX SPEAKERSHIP—MBETING OF THE ADAMANTINES, ETC. Wasminatoy, Der. , 1855, From the Congressional proceedings to-day, it will be seen that Greeley may sometimes count without bis host, Tioroynectea an organization to-day by the election of » republican Speaker. Greeley is a false pro- phet. The black republicans not only failed to elect, but their favorite candidate—Mr. Campbell—is a used up man. He considers himself dead, ‘The friends of Campbell and Banks held a caucus to. night, and determined to continue balloting to-morrow without a change of progamme, and on Wednesday to concentrate on Banks. The is#ne is, then, to be strictly sectional. Banks is a member of the republican party, ond can carry that vote. Ho stands prominen’ with the Know Nothings North, and can unite them; and being a demoersat, he is sure of the Northern anti-Nebraska de- mocratic vote. These three interests combine: can poll one hundred and twenty votes, without the nid of a Southern man. On Wednesday you may expect an organization on this sectional basis, with Mr. Banka as Speaker. Such is the calculation of the party leaders to-night. Another caucus, composed of bard shells and national Americans, bas just adjourned, and reporta the impoast- bility of electing either Campbell or Banks. Both arp considered as prostrate, although they may be voted for yet, for acme Cayr, Hon. John Wheeler, of New York, will poll a good vote, and {s looked to by many as the man for final success. E TONE OF MR. BUCHANAN’S DESPATCHES—ACTION OF THE CABINET ON THK SOUND DURS QUESTION—~ CAUCUSES—MEETING OF TH# SUPREME COURT, BTC. Wasuixotox, Dec. 3, 1855, Deepatches by the Atlantic represent our affairs with Fngland as wholly unchanged since the departure of the Canada. Mr. Buchanan says that Lord Clarendon and the British Cabinet are endeavoring to patch up a reply to our government's communication in reference to the violation of our neutrality Jawa by British agents, in order, if possible, not to wound our seasiiivencss, and at the same time to shield Mr. Crampton. Our government has formally acted on the memorial of Depmark, proporing a capitalization or » tax according to the value of the cargo in Meu of the present Scund dues, and rejected the proposition. Caucuses are being held to-night. It is generally understood that the black republicans and the free sollers will conceutrate to-morrow om Banks, and, numbering one handred and twenty-three, they will be sufficient to elect bim. A caucus of Southern Know i and national de- mocrats and whigs, numbering y-ihree, resolved to reject ail fusion with the free soil factions, but have no hope of cefeating them. Messrs. Greeley, Weed and Seward have been working all day to fuse Che (sctions, and are un lerstood to have succeeded. We way look for the organization of the Ho ise to- werrow, ond the Prevident’s message on We inosday. The untional Americans will to-morrow vote for Mr. Faller, aud endeavor to draw the entice democratic yots on him by conceding them to the Clerk and printer, thus forming « Union party against the free soll factions They deny that the republicans can, by fasion, poll move (ban one hundred and five votes, whilet one hundred and thirteen are necessary to elect. ‘The Prevident persists in refusing to print the message. ‘The United States Supreme Court met this morning, all the members but the Chief Justice being present, Our Washington Correspondence, Washisoron, Dee, 2, 1965. Secretary Guthrie's Report— The Contest for Speaker—Poti- tical Becilement on Hand—State of rrarties— Wireworkers in a Fog—Political Quadritle—Conyressional Printing— Anecdote Ex-President Fillmore, ds., de. Political steam continues rising, and if it were not for the near approach of to-morrow’s noon, & “ terrific ex- plosion”” might be feare’. As an opposing wind raises the kite, #o does opposition among the various cliques ond rms cf the day tend to inc-ease hourly the already intense political excitement which now pervaios t © capital of the nation. The precise state and condition of the several parties and factions has been promptly com- municated over the “wires,”’ and given to the readers of the Hynarp. If say the precise stste, but this can hardly he, as at every move of thepolitical kaleidescope an entice! ly new combination is presented, and one had as well try to describe the particular color of the chameleon as to state the precise condition of any one politician here, much less a party. n Some of the black republicans pretend a confidence ta their wtrength, and Greeley predists an organization to- morrow without dificulty, Yet several Southern Know Nothings have hinted to day that the administration can eosily secure the orgenizstion by pursuing » proper course, way mean by “ purchasing their wares.’ Bow wuch do they ash? This nay de an tnportan in- quiry just at this juncture. The truth of the matter is, that everything {* in a fog, ond will continue so until afier « few ballots to-morrow, when some portion of the coat way be clear. For the past twenty-foxr hours there has been per- formed in our city a grand political quadrijle, with © all bends sround.”’ First, we see the ‘' forward’? move- ment of sll the various divisions and sub-divisions cliques and delegations, next comes the “ right hands acrcas’’ between the fusionists, when the Southern wings “ awing corners” and all promenade, Thus they go, but wbeve to lam ot prepared to say—only | hope net to the devil. Wendeil’s chances for the public printing seem to he very good. While be carries the adwinistration party, be meets with no vieleut opposition from any quarter Conciliation is bis The senate printing will ough the Sentinel will en tem good fellow, and this ix about the amount ot his capital. Jucge Douglas, on ove cecasion, leaned familiarly on bie shoulder, and re mom “Bev, when I revident what shall! do for y “Lean on my shoulder, doing, and ask the came question,” and prompt repty. 2 At ts whiry bere that the Know Nothings bave ex President Fillmore stakea out for the s'residency, and will not permit returo wmtil epricg, lest be be caled 6D 10 answer questions. The ebie! i em in Secretary recommendation thet raw tinis be admitted free of duy, Thir, aa s progressive step in favor of (cnn trade strongly urged in both houses by the frients of imate mi ¥ As segarcs the Speaker, it is th that if Camphel fain, the vote of the republicans and havw Notitoge wi be divided between Bamks nnd Havens. A ittle excitement exists bere in soneeyuence of a large contact for paper which has lately been sdvertixe!. Government wants twenty thousand reams of — paper, fue and superfine ; sod sixteen thousand reams ¢ Pther of al} kin@r—the whole amount of the con tract ont balf e milion of dollars, All the pein- cipal peper makers in the Uoioa are at the capital pre ing for this whieh includes about one thie! of the peperee'ually used bere, thus: 10,000 resms un calender- 4 printing paper 46 le. to ream ; 16,500 reams calender ed AAS and about sixteen fo ony reams of writ Jeger paper, Propornia will be opened on The i (Tucedsy), bob tere loan imme ex Yio the trade, Ins'ructions apd public notier bearing date Mth iast., have been ixsaed under an order cf the Presiten’. for the leeation Of the land Office of the “Omaha Distriev’ ot Omaha dike the Missouri river, the seat of gov err wentot N ke Territory, and of the office for the «¢ Distries” aad the Surveyor General's Ortice (at vt Wyandott) st "Le Compton," on the Kansas vt ent of gwernment (or the Te Kane ; ; Bb athrie’s report will be a ‘ Waaminaron, Dec, 2, 2855. The Speakership—Editors in Was*ingtom, dv., dit. Col. Richardson cays he haw no expectation of beiay elected Speaker, and doos not desire to be: He tlrinks # would not be for the interest of his party to cleot » Spesker when they have not sufficient strength to aus tain him. Hamphrey Mu friends bavestitl some hope ava expectation of more numerous support than i eonceded to him by the general opinion. Hix chance ww vory ‘small indeed, unle« ho comes out sufficiently strom anti- Nebrarka to kill him dead hereafter in Old Kentuck. ‘That he is not likely to do, for be is too much @ pohti- cian to have a partionlar faney for dying. Banks and Campbell will” probanly start the two strongest of the opposition candidutes ono of them ulimostely oe wlecte!. But it would not be stray Fuller should grow stronger with the succeastve b aad Gnally win the field, e preva ts protty freety represented in Waghington. Besides the correspondents of (he Hanaun—yhose name ix legion—I notice Thuslow Weed, fa Ch raliar Jreoloy, the Chevalier Webb, of the Courter and Enquirer, Venera: ble in years, but til) buoyant and vivackous aa ‘the most youtbful; and the young Chevalier Thayer, of the Kvening Poit, Inte of the Kinney Fx,edition, whom T am moot sorry t0 observe in shocking bad healt!) —suifering from the effects and the reimains of « Central Amorican fever. There tea greatdenl of excitement here aboat the Sperkerabip, and the anti-Nobraska mea are full of oon- fidence. The hotels aro pretty generally fed vp; but » man, with forty thousand collars tn hid pocket, to apace, oan still get 4 chance to spend two dey in the garret at Wil- lard’s, and longer than that on «lower Hoor at Gay's. B ote, VONDEN eof t ratio candi: OF OTHER JOURNALS. {Correnpon: Banke, the de Legitimate Memte the Yhird apect of ugh it is probable that by night ther housed fo the metropolis ap amount of ation nearly doubling 14 usual ernsus At present the curiosity seeker out- number the members of Congress ten to one, aud there are more reprereniativerot the Third House than both the | (6 chambers will teil off on a close voto. The fWformal prelivinary canvass for Speaker and Clerk is prog caving with venarkable vigor, and all sorts of bargaining, briving, and bullying even, ace resorted to among the’ odds and'ends, ‘The national democracy seem tobe the ouly ones who take matters coolly and pleasantly, They will await the votion of their Saturday evening's cauoas, and if a'ter that event—let the selectisun be what it may—if they only remain true to their principles, true to tho time honored anges of the party, true wo themsclves, a gio- rious result may beanticipated. The old line whigs oven Predict thi and thore wuo cannot jata will wy mpactisa, ‘he prospects of the various cancidaies have not chang- ed materially since my letter of yesterday, although thero is no lark of rumors, which Being eagerly cavght up by the correspondents of d'ytant papers, are thrown to the winds brordeast, over telegraph wires, and throvgh the mails. But every hour makes it more appa- rent that before the ceason & half through thore ‘wil be but one party of any strength ta Congreas—the old fashioned national democra'ic party. seonaenineesconen, “an rineerannracttentiiemtinaettnn ames SS MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1855. tho secret party, Whether a candidate or not, you may rest award that he will make some atir in the subterra- ‘Ree CAVO® When the hoose a chiefiain for the nent November sonte . Crittenden, however, t*, par © of the politician's aod managers adroit, bitter oid fashioned 0 of that opposition to the arty of whieh Prentice, of the Louisville Jeurnad, be the Coutnon, Couthon, you will remember, aarone of the blocdiest butchers of the French Revulu- , and, like Prentice, protesved, all sorty of piety and Morulity, Mewar a pour, decrepid being, wuowe lowar tremitins ware peralyzod, and who loved to deal ia bo olent geupraliiiies, and yet he way at heart a» Merce ax Panton and ax pAGlocs as Kohempiorre, He gloried ever the bloodabed of the Revolution, and, lise Premtine in Lovinville, exulted ta the midst of the devolative that crowned the ii-fated eity of Varip with domoraliation and @ iue during the eign of Terror. Mr. Crittenden, probably heartily deaplstog. such am organ ax tha: of Prentice, iv compelled more ox Jeon towpeak bis thonght» theongh the Loutewite Jone nel, and his last cpeech in Maiiadelphie indicates that he ia ready to gomenrly the whole leng.ly of the Know No- thing creed. Iken sguin we have another vonorable politician jook- ing to the Know Nothing norination—Jodm Gell, of Soa: neesee—by far more seceptablo to the more reasonnbhe members of the Order than is generally supoosed, hen We have that great theclogian, Jola Macpherson Ber- rien, of Georgia, who iv aluo turning the whites of hia ey eo te heaven and to the Presidency at the same tine, You will perceive that here are Uhre ancient whig laad- ers all bailiog from (he Youth, looking to the nomina- tion for the Presiteney. Whether George Law is willlng to getor either of theae gentiomen remalos to be seen, J have, however, Jef outot the count the gallaut Com- madore Stockton, of Now Jersey, whose Aimectoanisn { take to be the ronuit more of an lunpulal tiiviiem, then of any fea eonsintoat wt follies of that miserable party, He is a sincere nae tioval taaneethero can bene doubt of that—ane the way fe will epurn all attempts vo bargale aod teade with the abolition wansgers of the Order will be a caw tion, Jt will “pot take long for him to see that Know Nothiogiom will collapse the arma | of fia old whig wet nureos, or die death iv the embrace when he dows ree this ward Hi DO yuat a ing away fiona it as he has been tap Or This ls one chayter on the subject of the Presilency, | aa conne he reoret Order. When L have leisure, Twill gheyou more. She Hanke of Ke; entatives will not be ed on for chapleina at t) of Congress, the K: Nothtogs ey quantity of them, Th one frou two from New Hampshire, tro or three fom Massachusetts, one from Vennaylvanis, and several # whem J cannot recall; and this, added to father Giddings, of the Weatern Reverve, who ta the beau teal f wbolitionism, will give quite a sacerdotal character to the forion compound shortly te reign over the destintes of the popular by of Congress, Howell Cobb has reached Washington, and 's generally vieited by cemoorats (rom all pacts of the Union. He ts the same Howell € who stood up in the Compromise ight the leader of the Frapire State of the South for years It does the heart good to fre t such mea are 1B Yhe democratic minority in Congress, He com. , in the highest degree therarert qualittes of a sin- ere patriot wud socomplished etatexman. Bred in the school of radical democracy, fixed in bly faith in the in- he people, » disciple uf Ne- A thomas Jetler son, ant Cougross by the constitution, ant who has been the an (Correspondence of the Philadelphia North American. | Waminaton, Deo, 1, 1 Cur Relations with Kngiand— Whar uw the Latest Nows n be Keralled?—The Sound Ducs termination of tue Lcitiah Ministry in regard to Mr. Crampton will be ascertataed. Ne jal commupioatin was received from Lord Claren- don by the previons steamer; but private lotters were written, auuouncing the preparatl in of « dexpateh cov ing the whole subject, watch would be sen’ ox b; next—that is, the present—mail. The pub sion, that a direct and formal demand for ur. Crarap- ton’s recall was made by the administration, may be a4 sumed to be erropeous. AsT understand it, the whole ecrrespondence has turned upon the fact of’ hia a'leged complicity im violsting our neutrality | ‘That point once entadlinbed his retirement would follow ays mst- ter of course, and without any intervention on our part. Whep official attention here was first callet to this subject, the cisclosuyes on the trials at Philadel phia nad not then taken place, and the discussion which subsequently ensued necessarily increased in in» ferest and spimution proportionate to tre extent and character of those develope Lord Clarendon pus in a general Cenini of the cha nd, doubtless, apoa the aseurances of Mr. Crampton, but the corroborative tes'i- mony which has been brovgh! to me juoe then, fixing the connection between the latter and the witnesses, who cdueed his letters in Court, bave rather impaired (he loree of that broad disclaimer, and must compel Lord Clarendon to me ly and more tenable position. quite probable the tins Herce it is that «patch before referred to Is now expected with seme interest. 1 itshould watve the persopal issue involved, and pro- ceed with « further discussion of the facts in order to re- ileve Mr. Cremp'om, it will become necessary for a fall and partic answer to be prepared, which may require Rome time and investigation in trat event, thould the House orgenire promptly, the carrexpondence on this subject being imperfect, will neces:arily b» with held from Congress uutil the negotiations are ed. nt of course tho President will inf country of the general condition of the queition, which, Ly the way, bas been already foreshadon this correspondence. Ali things cousidered, it f4 little surprising how the Drili-+h siimisiry has enpouned the cause of Mr. Crampton so warmly, aut this fact ha Cientea very cles:ly to. my mind that the Foreign Off notwithstanding al! the protestations that have been made, is sa deeply commitied ns the Minister It ts quite well underttood in diplomatic quarters that the recent eommotions in ragard to the Irist Invasion’ andthe Maury alfnic ip New York, were contrived with the special invention uf raining false iseues, and of cover ing a retreat for Mr. Crampton. They have signaily futied of thelr purpove, And porhaps no fees, exeopt the ceondary part whieh England has played to the war, bas done so much to confirm the conviction of her ha milistion fall from utter con wns ridicule with whi realness, me tie this war bluster . Even our villag Brit 'sh aggsesston, tof o us Lin n for believing that the + ecliision, growing out of a refasal to pay orized, and the facts g ontiy relied, Among thove who have exsained this #ab- there is hardly « difference of opinion xa io the Tigh’, which ix now claimed and baa all along been ne sorted, In the various negotiations that have taken place, As Denmark isa weak power and the United Staten « strong one, there is yet and hes always been o dlapont tion to adjust this question upon a basis of Moers! enlightened policy. Every year of delay hax inc « the complications, until now clatms are asserted | of pretensions, Of course there must be some ov open issue like this, if we are to preserve fri courre with t rovernment interested. Wilh the notice to el existing treaty was given. urd | properly too mode of settlement ix now eliverstion, which seems to be both just an aceeptable. It preserves the right w been averted om our part, and yer dors ly deprive Denmark of’ the “pecuniary no necersary to her—which she has heretofore e- ob oxiours form the commercial inte sition will be communicated to Congre and will, doubtless, tract the favor of Pruseia. i the other States ¢f Eurepe, which are more largely and direetly extinction of this unjust tax than the ry of the Treasury has beo tothe theories of the manufacturers of wool, reecpmend the admission of the raw materia duty, including chemicals and dye-stufls in the same entegory. He dees not propose to touch fron, bat the backers of this movement in Congress intend vo ineor- porate—if they can—npon the medication, a provislan allowing rafiroad iron to be bouded for five years. If opinion not entirely dislaterested may be credited, M Gothrie haw pre an adle and elaborate vinvlication of thie peliey, which he regards nen sep towards the ultimate atfainment of practical free traie, it may be an well to wuit for the facts and argument, before ex presvirg any concurrence io our dissent from these con fident aeeurances, (Comespondence of the Pennayi 1—lbuchamsn's organ.) Wasmmtos, December 1, 1955 Mr. Buchonon—The Movements of the Oppwition we and the Presidency of rena and tts Chaptaine— Hor , Aen good deel of Interert is\ frit in Mr. Pochanan’s movement, your venders may like (o know that be can rearcely be expected in this coun ry bet There & £0 lmtuediate éanger of diiiie two countries, but the ; BR letom, bis rer App 7 of Legation, bas kindly consented & when Mr, Duebanen leaves, Mr. Appleton le Afotrs im the interregnaw tu nt ofa new Minleter Nothings » Hind they be cr thempelves. have been driven {nto the North ta o indigestion of thelr ¢.- ‘ved friewls b, bat they wereenabled tee artand in Meryian’, sad to prepare from thet poict for conirg operations. ‘ou mast mot think that George Law has been entirely ignored. He, a8 you are aware, la hawi sot gisre with the Harker faction in New York. and «iil in all prove Wiity. teoure the Gelegatns im that branch of the mit wight order, Me. Law way not be and |e cot. the pro. yer man for President of the United Hater, and I ehoult regret to ve@ him placed in neminstion. f 7 luk bot the fret i» that be fa far betier rpecinen of intebient than mowt of the leaders in the dark lantern party. Hele ‘mel thinker and = man of large experience, and Bo" quite no hed ns Uliman, or #0 literary a Ned Buntiine, he is fet ahead of most of cffor the nemimation of tha Knew , (og Mr. Fillmore, Sn poresis, ty bocttts Orlow papers, 1 George bas fcrends | oe be baw lenges, by wey of his sfesmn lowe tie many be able Leven % te birder, where ¢ ne he ha thewhe ‘a geverned by no contrected ideas, but looking to the whole Unica, he bas searcely Lagun bis earcer of emluence. New ht Law. The following petit n ciroulation:— To mx Honorarix tir SevaTe aNp House oF Rernwarta Tver oy Toe Une Statie:— The petition of the undersigned eltizens of the United States respectfully represents; ‘That the business of originating and preparing designa for articles of manufacture has recently been fotrodused into the United States, and has not yet been embraced by the acts of Congress intended to secure to authors and inventors tho benefits of their own productions; ‘That persons engaged in the enid business’ are oon. ptantly deprived of the (rults of their labors, by unaw thorized reproductions and imitations of their designs, fer which the laws afford them no rediess, wharehy im provement tn the rald art, which ls encouraged by the jawa of forelga countilos, is greatly retan in the United Stater, Your petitioners therefore pray that your honorable bodies will pars an act, extending the protection of the laws of copyright to all original designs to be priated on paper or cloth, or woven with other twbrics, and all ori- givnl designs of forms or for ornamenting any article of iaputacture, 10 thst the author or proprietor of such orighon) design hail be entitled to aa exclusive property therein for a tein aot lene than three years, Aud your petiiiorers will ever pray, ko, Naval Intelligence. LAUNCH OF THM STEAM FRIGATE MINNBROTA. It war on the clvudions, balmy day of Saturday that the most euperb specimen cf marine architectare ever at tewpted by the naval construc ors und articann of oar chiy won launched into the trond and beutiful Ao! Belore the appointed hour (housans of person foxes ond of all clusres of Foclely, had assembled ia the : » house ops and every elgivie point uf borhew, to witness the fret yielt of the which i io fatare her home, Patiently the large crowd awaited the termination of the preluninary arrangements vniil mboot ene o'clock, when m cheers, and a salute of twenty-one gona sunouneed the ar Shortly afterwards the steamer board the Presi lent, his Cabinet goats, and ber station in itfon for seving the launch. 4 removal of the heard over until wt ah forth, Thea Jjestie ship gitds mage, TORR 1, and of Minpesot ream thelr vr) appearance of U weeture and mechat trac aye m the that inne: ligencer, Dee. 8. Board of County Canvassers. KINETERNTH DAY. The Teard of County Canvaseors serumed thelr labors ovterdey, at g1If AM. In the absence of the Previsent, sepervisur Williamson, of the Secoud ward, was called to cepting Supervisors Kelly and Wakeman, elect absent at Washing- the é{fleront wards y, beginuing with the Tenth ith without interroptien wnti was taken for an hour, ened—the ,Preailent ia Collng off Che renal med from Patar A wan proceeded olock, when @ seers naining ballota were then ealled, and 1 that the only thing remaining, atement of the eanvane ie r iemmer, of ‘as there were « large nu which would necemar Foard of Muper ornment (ahe plece tit! » day cordingly adjourned fil 11 o'clock this morning Tur Pate Caxvaee —Under our election laws, the Meere tary of Stato, Comptroller, Surveyor General, Attorney General snd Treasurer ate the Btate Canvassers, ant three of them are a quorum to transact tasioos. If» rity of thoxe officers tal) to sttend, the Moyor and Recorder of Albany. on being notified by the teoretary of 6, are required to attend, and with those of the anewe ate offers who are present, forte » board. the Pecretary of Mate le directed by law to appoint the Mime and place of mreting of the State Camvassers, whis’ must be on ot before the Lith day of December. at his office ot that of the Treasurer or Comptroller, The Board bas power to adjourn from day W day, for = term not encerelng five days If the returne from any county are aot received on or Late last day of November, the Secretary of tate le required by law ty dispatel & epecial messenger ty obtain I! the evunties ex nad we supp we Menrelery 6 iemneen f army from thatelty, it hae gee of the country thet the pot be comnpleted thi about ty general custom, we we canvass bas heaw completed 2 tn convene the Mate Cam: Der, 3. lgenee. ABRIVALA, Ar he Aster Howe le Mawring. 0 # Come Bapver, her Toran, CW, % a, pee ty. dU Remeall, st TF aimee, Aivany P igo Yok OM | Mew Oriewe, 0 We 4 w ben Oot bo Tpving Home: i] rarey WP Maoges et HO Jones Puiaéeiphie, MY Deiat ae Rew Yorn, W Pinto, Taian 8 TAO Breatie, prenpiogese prone rf Casese, Tones: My Ty Ay: 4 9 Maan, Teas, W Pomin . ar Cah ‘anans bay aie memrnshie Boar stn 4 1 Over DRE Rettece, ENO PF Dr Diner. © Al eremn, Thy Hainer, Indy and tale Depts Med Pacey. 8S Conke, 3 Van Foun ane is tw lon apd Havens Tinea War wee iota Hew OF tds hae Ceety sh. i it Me! hmne Horn new SF wert sat oy, he Meveell, SG W Crom WA Mason. T Pucker, 6 diay 0c? tty, ¥ ner, 1 ela Vers, A ree’, ¢ Sle D irgeeee, B Maye, G Ropavee PRICE TWO CENTS. | ARRIVAL OF THE BLAGK WARRIOR. | ews #rom Cuba—Accidont to Sivip Hebron, he, Gee The Unéied States mail stowmar Hisok Warvior, J. D Aailock, commander, arrived luvt might from New Or- Teams, via Havtane, She loft the Latter piisee on the 28th ult. ‘The Havanese are imteming to colstirate the obsequies of the lage Captaim Generel Tacon with great «plea tor, Aa roOD fo the NECMNATY pEIpPArsions ote nisds, The Prench brigotwar Ma Verause atetved on the 21th Foeighte wnre wlightty luprosing at Hatten for amalt Voone 9; 18,00 boxes » ill on hand for whipusent, 77% WAV AM COWRMEPONDENOE. Hevana, Nov. 26, 1866 Slave Trade lms -Anotier Laniting—The Trajfie at the South—Healt md Trade Repart—birteiah War Shpping Ome of thowe interesting Vortuguess captains who al ternate between Mow York, the coanteof Afdoa and the com of Cubs, left yastoriay morning’ by the ptearver Crescent City, to reaew his Inbows if theoause of Spanish christianization, anc for the more perfect developement % British philanthropy, Hehan jowt concitrted » magnio. cent expedition, plactory’ om Christan soi near 650 sub- Jecta for the labor bendé of our telds, The African ninve trade ty becoming #7 importemt = foxture in the commerce of your city that I should »ot bb warprised if it embraced some of thore partons who have been presidents treasurers and corresponding. secretarias’ of weveras abolition arsociations, undet the Inudste dewive of in- creasing the field of thetr lavors, At any rate, the busl- now thrivos—aud none are punished, ante two wnfortu- merioans, who are defiwnded and tricked out-of thelr freedom, and punished only to constrict evilonce for the Hritteh government of honest amd honorable bate | real tm fruition of the treaty on the pert of Spanish aurborities, Let them send “al there ts nothing to i thwir erulsors—if do along the abores of the United Slater, they can conseet very pitunant sail ing parties between Ouba and’ San Juan de Nicara- and fim prize money by eon Haves noipado apprenticod hip, to terminal b iif or the phynics] oapwelty to endure thetr Spantih twtiunas~ ters—and ther ebildren, if any aro born, to remsia free apprentice bondage until Ite besomes # burihen te the mubject and an expense to the master, The business hae not beeu pursued to any extent oa the south side, for the reason that 4 @ithfal neatinol'd es Yin Outy at Trini ad, and covers ali the points available by bia unceasing observation. Med, Esq, British Vice Consal, has caused a very extensiverdeour to supply ty. It {4 Gone, bud nol as in former J band you files continued, a printed merket ‘tana Abipping list of t week, and beg 16 thank : fern of the Ya fexmahipa, of late, for thatr kind at. tention in delivery of the files of the Hamat, by whieh we mingle with the world The health ot I and we are for Cuban The Prtrish sloop of war Burydice remales ia fore fow days, for explanation of the kiMing of » British sub- Ject who waa innocently ocew tn late Amorican brig Tilbuno, noar Nuovitas, D Mavana, Novetnbor 28, 1868. No News, but More Decriti—Laottery Tiketé-——Nawal, It would really neem that Generel Concha: id so partied to playing the part of a imwmaker, that at the prosent time, when be enn find nothing of serious moment to engsge bis attention, when there are not any neknowt- ec ged fillbusters in existence, he appears determined te insue decrees and circulars upon the mont trivia! matters. In a late letter Inont you the translation ofa cireuler rerpeeting the places where chicken fights ace to tabe place, ase fellow to which, for lack of more Important matter, I send you the following clroular, and translated from a late number of the Gacda, reapesting the partion by whom lottery tickets are to be vended — Havana, Now 23, 1 Secretary of government baving brew fo oc ary A convenience of allowing private indiwduals to sell lottery ticket# 1 deem it proper in consonance: with the loyal Super tintemc ent to deci oe as follows :— . The Governors aud dlentenant Governors are mitted to grant licenses to private individuals to sell pr 4 tickets. 2. There licenses slall only be granted to much as are physically unable to work, andto those whe are mere than rixty years of age. 3. There iow be granted gratis, and fm the nome form aa other licenses, and inust be renewed oaah y to the population of the different wud lenited munioste to yeu, and your poller must be areful to prevent other pt selling lottery God pr ne continues per post propltious tekets To the Lieutenant G The above ts asmured! ry trivial matter for a mam og the distinguiched position of Captain Genaral of Cube, ke., ke., &e., to trouie himaet about. ‘ive Biritieh by ig-of war Daring was off this port on the 26th fovt., and the French biig-of-war Vertuse came tate ~~ ron the evening of —_ nat. we «tip Hebron, Shey ea rhny erday, fot aalicia'n tow vole ents of the Moro, outalbe-takee aback ay che cleared the Moro rook, wind light and refore she could O11 Ler sels, rhe was taken upom the rocks by the force of the current. Probably mot seriously. bn jured, ae she wes in ballawt, and there waa no heavy som sollieg in, The Hebron was bound t New Orleans ip veareh of buslnens Freight bave slightly improved for Karope, but mot enough to induce heavy carriers to take contracts hare. Fxchange—London, 105, to 10% prom; New York, M4 to 36 pret, other citles north, to Vomers! Mow Oe- rood, leans, 3 to Ody prem., short right. Mi Importont from Antigaa, FRIZURR OF A REORO OX POAKD AN AMEMIOAN VIAUEL AT &T. JOUNS, RY ODA OF THM DKEMIBE GOVENNOK— ATTEMPTED MKBUCTION OF AMKMIOAN BAILORA, CapTatN Covrun' T ATEN ENT. Awraca, Now 12, 166. Jase Gorpon Bassani, Eeq.— You will no doubt, on the arrival of the fabine st your port, hear of the insult offered our tag om the itis inet. ‘The facts ore an fol —The brig Loango, of mad trom Philadelphia, arrived here on the Oth (ast, andon the 10th was boarded by the wuthorities, during mp nhermce, ence of searching for comtrsbans goote, No search made, bet the Colonial Tressaser, Mr. Vile@, called the eock, told bim he had understood he was a clave, and he had come on board to give him the protection whieh the Britieh govermment helt forth te the Waves *ho arrived in thelr waters, Although the cook yrolested over ant ower again that he wae a free moan, he was by force removed on shore, and, with $160 in double eagles and sows wmall gold, te © inken enre of by his friends, 1 vend youn expy of the Timer, containing am article on the wadject, The matter la now in the hande of Mr, Higiodothem, car Commercial Agent, who intends to me me throwgh in my demand for wmtidaction to the flag of which | was af that time the guardian, I will ray, also, that every merchamt, aad others sot copmected with the government, declare the act to have Leen ® most fingrant outrage to the Amerionn fag. The crew aloo were offered the glorkus protection of Hititioh eon; but they toll the officers thay knew whem they were well off. To Mr. Kner, of the firm of MeDonad & Co., 1 am under gest obligation for the manmer to whith he sAvensted Wy cause, Kad | feel well estiefed that the imeult to bien ond myself will be refrerse), if it depends ow his oxer- theme Jam, denr sir, respectfully, your vbedlemt servant, THOS. J. LATTA, Master A Awettoan bet Leann. THY KEWETATER ACOOUNT, in iil £ : : zist F Hi ned freeme that the narrative of bie from slavery © graphic and (nterectiog I may ler fat pe tn war eolurses «how at the Police office pemiling an iw re « be hreatertacee, which we regietour billy to report in our present lame. Fa Parmer Monat at Boxmerrown—This 5 t i hi F i i 13 i ife ti APrOneT RT op to ve Chet Te A ta'er for the Dieti Tet of Colwmmita Peanpert—James Daa The Grech Orato the Ve 4