The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

vhi1s nero twessy ssvss Sasss q A.srA IN vssss
oTeshsuSed By British cruisers.
Mr.. DAvls, Of kss, s&d hey were dscisrhg wa'
against Paraguay. but making Prevkisa for Asa o.
money.
vosI Well DO that hereafter.
HE resolution vas then passed b. lie sssi.strs
TUE INDIAN AUTHORIZATIONS HhA.
Indian Appropsis.. bill wn,oa vas "a .sss ~uy p..ssd
Mr.. sArrn, (adm Of Va msde spesca N defence q
hls former position the ksosss qasstou. ooseecsos
delegation complaining thai NJ Asrsnal u ILLINOIS, had
perverted bic reUartsL
Mr.. HAsAAI dissvowed asy persosal fseilsg % the
oeerce Of Mr. Douglas and the hltno deaeGsuoa shom
be ssd Mr. smith he'd aass,s4 He alluded 70 tho later
having sought AfAtoGs With tho dark astoes party,
end reading sarbled extracts from tho black rspseasa
papers;
oips Of the democratic party ur Marshall had dose
Mr. MARSHALL replied thai wbat DO did 90 the ksssas
and other questions eictssd By bis own jaSgaest
he BAG never IKE Mr. Smith, set up 70 resa msa oss q
Mr. sosas, (ss~ Of NJ, said tia. Mr. s.sh's osj.o.
70 day was 70 assad and asperse tho ropstsuse OF M
DcOgine, whose shoes Mr. smith WIS un Svsthy 70 10
loose.
Mr.. sxnn Il VIII mot stand such offensive lassusxe.
Mr., MORxIs-Just ~ you please.
The CHAIRMAN (Mr Booockl reminded Mr.. Norris Ast
perpcpsi lats could not DO IL dulsed 10.
Mr. NORRIS resumed, proving 90 sfadavN { o. 90
ton N Mr. Mosrbyoom al the ~ menccmen d Ia, scr
sion TO sbow that Mr. suh bad nsos IN untrue statement
concerI ipg L. He harged Mr. Smtth ~su having osco
elected on Know Nothing uoket, and offered 70 predsse
evidence OF The feet This tho Tho undertook
to read Governor Wise, Judge DOusiss and othsr deoo
Mr.. sMnH wshsd 70 reply, but various objections wers
Mr. STANTON, (opp .. Ohio, ,sa Mr. Smith hsA already
occupied hour. THIS subject ought cot 70 have oeea
introduced hero tocay The House ought 70 proceed 70
THE IsprAS Dm1cExcY APPROPRIATION Bill
Was considered and Isd ASIDE be reported othe House.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR TrIH yoLUSrssss
The committee theo took up the bill mAEiog approprta
toEs Tor the support Of the tofee rcgimena o vouateer
Mr. CLANCY joss adm Of Pc said that ooe q ine0
Ia reecec 10 any cvcot Tor tue froausr
Of Texas. He bs kept bacS chs bu tU now In order,
poesbie TO get In alton from Utah 70 justly tas
Executive cspersDg with the other tso. out was sorrs
seu that no such reaOe inteiie-oce had reached
sshr etop rbey may be Santed but gill not be called
they become absolutely necessary To eoiorcc
the laws.
ru RIVER AND u.esoR Bill
Mr.. CocHRASE, (aom o. N e go Loaoe thst he will
at the earliest Opportunity press the River and HAr Dor
bill.
COL KASxs MISSION.
Mr. JONES, In rcepoDse 70 queeu BY M. Gilman, or
Name SAID he was saais though odicAl
Of tho isct that Col Ksoe bsd maze uropo
stion to Governor Cumming vito bad TO Utah for
the purpose hearing @hat 5rshXm Yooog oas say.
An smebomept made that II ooe both reg, meots
for Utah FRI ner service be dispersed With the money
for them shall revert 20 tho treasury sad
bot be used for any other purpose.
The bill vas then repo'ted ~ the House.
The Bouse went into Committee OF the Whole on tho
state Of the Union aud took up the Ffeea Million Loan
bill A general debate followed
Mr.. SHAW, (sdm of N and Mr. GILxxR. o. tho SAM
State severay spoke TO their respective positions
the Kansas bill the former reiterated and the latter de-
pied hat Nr GiddDgs and other republicans congrau
lated Mr. Gilmer on bis speech
Mr. sTxpEss. (adm) Of Ga, advocated the payment Of
the cebt Of Oregon ani Washington Territories.
M. AsDKxws, (opp Of NJ Y, ssrAsned the sdmpis-
traitor eYusvagaDce
Mr.. HATCH. (adm) Of NJ Y, advocated liberal policy
towards rivers AND harsors stspg tost
had been under democratic administrations tor this
purpoae
OF Improvement Of the harDors Of the North western
lakes, as due commerce
Several speeches were then made Other subjects,
when, only seven members being present, the House
Adjourned