The New York herald., 1863-04-21

and hat the dram Of the ssase centsaf COMMITTEES IN.
and ssossd 70 % Mr. 'osni en,.os n.is, dstsa and
ecpt the nomination. which he received from hand
q the republicans on the morning = the 10Th, and de-
not ruled out tue evidence. He chuged that Mr. had
stated, before ne nominated, that the emoIf Z
were worth twenty five thousand dollars, aud tha
these were his snotiyes for sotkng n o
ONCE Mr.. Fields then showed that the circlnst anss
the organization. tie m tiers at stake form ed the ee
ments or bargans and that consideration passed Ths
evidence showed that Mr. Harris testified that he loaned
the Twelve hundred dollars as an encouragement,
other words, to convince him that the money wos,Io
% surely pa'd him. 10 accordance with the
nominated and that II he hr. Feid) been permitted
70 place the evidence before the committee he WOULD
have shown that written agreement was mads and-
signed by MIR. Callcot He fol- wed Mr. Cis speech IN
every point, and made numerous other Of at
TENTS to get morey, &c, and all Throughout, the
positive character us The foregoing. 1850 m
Mr.. Davis (republican) followed in defence Of Mr.
On the conclusion Of his speech Mr. Murphy replied or
the other side. nf t, :. y, st-r-..
BY this time it was midnight Mr.. Redington moyeaA
to postpone further consideration until the morning
session. This motion lost. Another mott
,uas, was made 70 ,.p POSTPONE III after the .hrd
Bile talking. backing and ling and confusion,
was also voted down. The previous question was moved
tnat was Withdrawn motion TO adjourn was aist :,
voted down. whom Mr. Priugc Chairman OF tho IoxestA
eating committee rose TO speak in defence OF the com
Mr.. PRHcIE in his remarks made IN alusion 70 the
remark made during the organization, that Mr. Callcs,
was elected he would never take the Thar. 0as
Mr.. FIEID asked who said ity
=. nr. Pringie proceeded to state and, audrg to Nj
neds IN connection with it, the latter urnped D his ee
declaring lie, and stated that after hs (My Fic,s
former explanation the stated tbax he made be
remark was coward and lar and Mr. Pringle not
TO repeat 1t. - % -
Considerable confusion followed at one time prweu
ing all the ndicaong OF affair OF honor Mr. Fieds;
afterwards apologsed TO the House for his
language Mr.. Pringle then said somebodg made
the remark Mr.. sherman denied That the rs- .
mark was made. The rep bcans rose 70 their
Feet and charged Mr. sherman with The he Tkos
whole house was In commotion and TOR few rnomens s
matters looked as though free fight was iminont bun
II soon passed over with simply words nsa - 4.
Messrs Hughes and Smith followed, the htter- ,
moving the previous question: which prevailed, and Il
vote being taken the minority report while save.
Withdraw the motion 30 that the could be ruaebet
called. - '' - -
The Clerk commenced, and rerect bedIam followed
ana mad not subsded, but growing worse at two
O'Clock A. NJ with members In all parts Of tho house an
gagged In controversy. ~ : n ~
AlBAsY, April 21-sP.E s'
The squabbe over the previous question continued Ssur
some time and was finally ordered by The House. The.
democrats then left the House In body leaving esvsy
Eve republicans present.
While the former passing out, the Chair pus me-
vote was taken without calling the yeas and nays air
voting aye-none but republicans voting. = y.
Great confusion existed and the fOrtynve member,
adjourned, thus breaking up In row. dis
graceful and dshonorable In the extreme at thirty Aye
minutes after two A. n. l't7'7 q