Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-12


ands Of an onnipo,cn, and holy Cod whose dispcns.
tons Et.rcul an" Fignt
With the Senate sir lcav the adoption of The
surcs requisite iarS It's hIgh respect "r the crac
ter AMI memory of the dtccasrd
MIR Swirl then submitted the following resolutions,
Which were unanimously adopted:
ResO!rcG That cumIttrr he appointed 10 take order
for experimenting the funeral Of tie Honorable Nathan
Smith which VII. take place tolnorro" at J.: c!"ch;
thai tie Seuac will attend the came, and ''!a notice o'
the event be gvc! 10 the House Of Representatives..
Rcsircd, That the members OF the SENATE from Sa
cere desire 10 show every mark Of respect due TO the "enc
~ of tbs; Honorable Nathan Smith Deceased, late
Der thereof will 70 into Inurring for him one month b.
the usual uc, Of wearing Grape round the iel arm
P,s0,red That additional mark OF respect 10.
the remory of the Hon. Nathan Smith, the SrH4'r %
now ADJOURN , .
Mcssrs. Swift, Knight, Ianadge, Southland a"G SAep
ICY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TaiSday Dec ..
| Messrs. Jackson: Of MASSACHUSETTS, '"'ora'h, Of
Pennsylvania and farmer. OF Maryland: ape"!'d, and
| were qualified. ,r
,nnoin,rd TO wait on the President III the u States anG
inform him that the two Houses OF Congress ha"lng
scrubbed and formed quoruns were ready 10 receive
communication which he might desire Z" make: that Tie
cou;,tce had performed the duty assigned and wrye
informed that tie President wou." communicate 10 each
House, at II o'clock tbs day. Message IN writing
On motion of M1 Wardwri, the usual order 10! sup.
plvng the Members with newspapers vas adopted.
4 message was received from The President ct the l.
States LY Mr.. Doncison his Private Secretary; which
| read
[rhe Message will be found in the proceedings of tie
| Senate
Ales.arr 10 Committee Of the Whole the OF
the Union: and that 10000 copies together with the
comparing documents, be prInted, Tor the USE q Ike
| members OF the House which was agreed Il"
The Speaker laid before the House The Annual Rrpo.
| -, a. nj ln. r..
Ean:eS.
Mr. Canbrlcnr moved that it be laid Oh the table, ard
| that 10. 900 copies be printed.
Mr. Conuor suggested lo.ouo copies
Mr. Cambrrlrng accepted the suggestion uot-.
cat,au of lbs motion. 1t was then agreed 10.
The Speaker LAID before the House letter from tie
Secretary Of the Treasury, enclosing the Annual Report
Of the Commissioner of the General Land Office which,
on motion OF Mr.. Can9ccciS was diu OH TIE IIse a"d
ordered 10 he printed
The Sneaker laid before tie House a communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, transmitting ne
Inmates otexnntiuc tr the year lo36 a'd on the ID!
bic and ordered To be printed.
The Speaker also la! before the House a letter from
the Secretary transmitting printed copies OF the !ccrr
and expenditures for the year 1854, ant The iiee MS
| quarters Of 1885,: laid on the table
Mr. Wise moved IT, r"consId"r the vo;e diF'cthI The
priplinr 10 D0U copies o :Ln Preside II: message. Ina!
he believed, was the usual number. llS oJeti WIS 10
increase the quantity.
Mr. Harper, of Pennsylvania thought an imcfcas!
number unnecessary !c ""u'" ~ T""''''~
in almost every newspaper III the county
Mr. Wise remarked, that tic message was on" nj w.
usual interest, and il tic motion to reconsider p:e'a'4
he should nave TO print 2U,!uO.
The motion agreed 10.
Mr. Wise then moved to amend III" rcs1!ntI'', 3" c.
rectinr that - 0jU copies Of the message and Gc:":.
and G1 copies T.! tie message without the document"
BE- printed. .,....
Mr. BtarLs!ry accepted The amendment Z; i'c.c''
ton OF his motion.
| The resolution rs modified vas then agreed to.
a message received from the Senate, ann"unc":
In. death Of the Han Nathan Smith, mrnber oi tha
body from Inc State Of Connecticut and la' ms 'u"e-
would take place at II clock Tomorrow.
Mr. TOuchey. oi Connecticut. suhnHtFu " 'ts"'"''
that the members Of tie House would attend '!!t lu'1
of Mr. Smith and would the usual badge ol iou'h
inp for the space u thirty days; which was agreed To-
| On motion OF Mr.. JuisOn. Of Connecticut,
| The House thea ad jnurncd.
IN SENATE.
HeGncsday, December 9.
AT twelve o'clock the Senate assembled; ana, .
| On motion of Mr. King, Of Alabama, the rcalis I"
tbe Iournal WIS dispensed WITH and the Senate adjourn
ed for the purpose of performing the ouscqneS I" W'
late Hon. Nathan Smith, Of Connecticut dtceasSH, IA
conformity with the resolutions oi the @e"1'e 1-'P
| Yesterday. =, -,
Tie President of the United States, with the hSatso
The Executive Departments the Postmaster a"a
the Attorney General. and The members o! lle liS''
CT Representatives, with their Speaker ana Nt'N '
inu been received into the Senate Chamber an" a"t"
the seats assigned them, the corpse was brought H.
cbnrre Of the COMMITTEE of Arrangements aud Pal! bea'
ers. attended by the Sergent-al.ams OF the Sena'e II.
Divine service was then performed Dy I'e NV
| Uir5ec; after which, .
The funeral procession moved to the place o. '"S'
men; in the following order
The Clergy.
| Physicians who attended the deceased
Committee Of arrangements.
Mr. Swift, Nh Southland,
Mr. Kn:cIt Mr.. Shrplcy.
MIR. Tal!madge,
| PuH.tsarcrs.
Mr.. White, Mr.. Hendricks,
| Mr. ipiuh Mr.. Ewing,
| MIR, Naudain. Mr.. Wright.
Relatives Of the deceased. u.s.
The Senator and REPRESENTATIVES from the State O! Ion
| nectcut, n0uIncrs.
The Srrgruntat.arms OF the Senate OF the y. !" 8.
The Senate Of the United States, pTrcedrd W Tile '
President and Secretary.
The Sergeant;a Of the House Of
The House c Representatives, preceded oy lhe'' p4"
and Clerk.
| The President of the United States
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens and Strangers.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| UcdncSdny, Deccmbfr 3.
| The Hon Jesse A. Bynum: OF North carolina; d
tended, and was qualified.
Thi day having been assigned for The tlueFal OIL u
Hon. Nathan Smith, late Il Senator from the Stlt
| Connecticut,
On Motion Of Mr.. Briggs,
The House adjourned.
The RESULT IN MisslssIpr.-We have had a mutt
tude of versions Of the Mississippi news, contfa'"
our correspondent Intelligence Of the election o' ~"
nels (he Jackson Van Buren, candlda.e) over 'I.sI
Lynch, Qor Whe) The last Fepor! (an4 Tie '" s.,.
dcta to that effect, contained in the Nas'Se .:,;
Jackson papers, the Republican and Banner, oil 'le '
ut. They gavr the result thus ,.,
. "Lyncn, 2,1OS; Runncls, 2,2c5 making Lyme" -
| iority in the thirty.lwo counties, 42i ,.l.,
The National Union Of 18th ut re-pub!ished 'h'S' ~