The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08

r.. Hughes, In tho 0rcuty between him and ~ Harris.
rHaispas growing o Of language used during ths debate
Tn IN. Hnsnesota election case no mad met William
pok the frsho o. Mr. HARRIS and they had come to The
opa.op thai ne hos.s meeting necessary and stated
shs matter bad been settled terms honorable to
both gentemen.
sAFE EExp.Sa on BoCcsfExrs.
The Houeo passed the oil providing for keeping and dh
busicg ali public through Secfeszry Of
Interior
TIE MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION mi.
On noaon OF dir. J CLANCY JONES, Jain , q Pa, tho
me ULion &C the Sena'es SIXTY four amendments ~ We
usnciaasous appropriation DILL.
The appropriation OF hundred and fifty thousand
!sn Tor toe CAPITOL exens gave rlse to dsoatos
curing which Mr. TAYLOR, (adn) Of N. Y, aeie,,ualy
pought 70 scro By poviso tSat m part OF the money
ss 90 sppnsa 70 tae Interior fanas or eeaofn9o u
without employing the lszzarOn OF Italy No economy,
Asse or profiey are sho~n by Supefintend Megs,
aod INC decorations are d-srace 10 Toe country and che
age
Mr. QyrMAx, (adm.) o. Mss, agreed with Mr. Taylor
ION tho supoci of dscorsion would rather borrow
money than leave the Capitol 10 unfnsaed conditon
M CLANCY JOINS adm ofrs, explained that all tho
money proposed to DO appropraed required Tor the
buiiding without regard 20 its decoration.
Mr. ScgIxs (ndm OF N r., understood that the money
was 70 be expended principally on the Ssrsse wing and
he thought IL would be uufar Tor the House W impose
Limitation how the rooms there finished.
. mr.. MAYNARD, fopp o. Tenn though toa. oecors'
painting and statuary should not De provided ,Ss
shooid DO employed % illustrate American history ana
progress Of ART.
Mr. CaAwyotD (sdua) Of N c., objected to the attacks
on CapAio Meiss had taken OF the funds AID
not permitted certain class "a De supported out OF the
public crib. Contracts had been mase, he said, which
NJ Taylor OF N. Y. replied that he had no unknd
feelings Captain Msss. he believed hin highly
honorable and conpeent for all business excepting
Ne decoration OF the Capitol
Mr. BRANCH, (sdml OF c. thought IL would be better
60 illustrate the halls ~ patriotic iesds haa b. painting
apd steiOhIy
Mr.. GARrTr, (adm ofvs, said tina. the Hall OF Repre-
septssives magnificent failure. Toe members we're
shut out from the VI heaven and enclosed IN vaah TO
DO the public business. IL was CIRCUS, where hge thou
asnd persons could cong1 egs tue performances
mere 500 pmso gloseraread and Unset
Mr. CLANCY JONES explained the law governing toe
tracts based supp, ion that the Appropriation
vovid be continued uptl the capitol was finished
Mr. kARsHALL (opp OF Ky. offered 40 am7cd rnep pro-
Soul pure painting uoless be recomnsnaed ny dis
Ungutsned eyt,ss Qhree ia nunberD selected by the
President the designs TO receive the appreciation OF the
joirt liorary Commlttee.
The Seaate amend % mt win Mr. MsrshAl's proviso,
was agreed W.
Tbe House concured in The ansnduen. appropriaiing
eleven thousand four buneret ninety dollars
kane aid nine th0usa hundred and feea dollars
Tor Massachusetts fno,he satisfaction o. claims growing
out OF the Afoostok war, and for which provision was
made } she Ashburiop treaty
The COMMITTEE rose without acting on all the amend
meets.
THE wrIIHrT's POINT CASE.
Z Mr. HAsKIS, (opp.) Of Y. said he authorized
by The Committee the wiietts ray they
cannot agree, ana 10 introduce resolution that the
several reports Of the committee be printed and made
the special order for toe 10th mat
A VOICE. We arj ourn on tsss day.
Mr. FIoBgscE, (sdm) Of Pa, thought Mr.. Haskin had
better deter reporting until to morrow. 1he committee
Dad yet Witnesses to examine
Mr. HoPsIss, (sdml Of Va, said there was still col
lateral oquIy pending before the committee Cnder
the parliamentary rule the reports be presented no
Gbe comm tee iii be dissolved.
Pending the eubject the House adjourned.