Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17


e'n boundary If Tie State IF Ohio.-NIsssfs. John @
Adams Hardin, Patton, Pierce of N H., Haynes Dick
erson, Mckay, Grlyson and Judson.
~, WAsniSoros, Dec. 10
'either House of Congress sat yesterday, nor will
either House sit to-day.
II is painful to be obliged state ,ha, another of the
Representatives III Congress, the Hon Zalmon Wild
man. OF Connecticut, has departed this life in this City
he dcd at his lodgings at clock Friday evening
of complaint of which ne was in when he came 10 ,
city
FUSERAL ARRAScEMESrs-Th funeral of the Hon
Zalmon Wldnan, deceased. late member Of the House
ofR-pesenalvcs of the United States from the State of
Connecticut will take place this day. (Saturday from
the Hall Of the House OF Representatives. at u
rdian The members of the two Houses 81 onsrcss
with their officers, the President of the United States the
Heads Of Departments, Foreign Minister'S the Reverend
Clergy, the physicians who attended the deceased and
tend ~
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements,
ELISHA HALEY, Chairman.
WAsuISoros, Dec. Ia 1t is our melanebolv Office
to announce the death of the honorable Elias K Kane
Senator from Illinois He expired his fathers house
In this City, Friday night the Ilth instant Il, IL
the third member lost 10 Congress durin the 6rs, FIVE
days OF the session Mr. Kane had suffered from the
autumnal fever which has prevailed in the West during
the past season His arduous Journey undertaken be.
Tore his health confirmed, from anxious zeal to
discharge his duty TO his constituents was doubtless The
cause Oh Tue fatal relapse under which his constitution
sunk.
We had the pleasure of personal acquaintance with
MT name; ana affords us melancholy satisfaction
speak oil his worth He was in every sense, excel
lent man-hones and able--n his duties inhe xble-n
his manners amiable, alectonae, affablcevery way.
engaging. He was most strongly characterized by his
hlial attachment-and he knew selfish feeling but
that which existed in soicude and tenderness for his
wiie, and the offspring she gave him. Almost i'm his
last moments he ianced himself in the midst of his dear
domestic circlc-spoke to his children as If fondling
mem, ana invited them to play the grass plot, aud
unuer the shade oil his trees, homeland rose i'm
ms bed, and seemed to pluck the verdurc to which
his imagination and affections had wandered in search
Oh relief Alas! his wife and children from him.
and he forever lost to thembut ne sunk TO rest on the
oOsos oil those who mourn his fate deeply, although
they may not feel keeny long the sad depriva-
ton
AS apubic man, Mr. Kane stood among the first ofhis
ana was held in the highest estimation by the Re-
publican party throughout the Union He was dstn-
guishcd for his zeal and rmness as a party man and
exer;ed potent influence through his talents and moral
WORTH as well as by the recttude of his political princ
Pes Tor the cause of Democracy the West Yet such
was his sense of decorum and his power reinforcing its
oogatons others, that he scarcely ever reached
by the bitterness ofparty nvecve His political friends
loved we'd hlm-his political enemies respected him.
The Funeral of the Honorable Elias X Kane late
Senator of the United States from the State of Illinois
will take place from the Senate Chamber this day. at hall
past twelve o'clock Globe.
FUNERAL OF TIE HON. Z. wnDMAN,
he'n1er o. ue House If Representatives. of The IT, States
from The State If Connecticut.
The funeral OF the Hon Zalmon Wildman took place
on at rday last contormaby to the following arrange
ments previously announced The funeral service Was
performed by the Rev Mr.. Palfrey
ORDER or Procession, &c.
The Committee of Arrangements, pail bearers and
mourners, will attend at Mrs S. A. Hills on PennsvIv,
ma Avenue the late residence of the deceased at IL
the corpse will be removed, in charge of the Com.
mttee OF Arrangements attended by the Sergeant-at-
Arms, OF the House of Representatives the Hall of
will lie performed.
AT ~ o'clock, the funeral will move from the Hall TO
the place OF nterment, in the following order:
The Clergy.
Physicians who attended the deceased
:, Committee IF arrangements:
MIR. Lincoln of Mass Mr. Griffin Of 8 E,
Mr. Smith, of Maine, Mr. Hardin of KY
Mr. Beaumont, of Pean.
Mr.. Whttesey, of Ohio, MIR. Parks, of Maine.
MT r rv, OF H. l. Mr.. Roane, of Virginia.
"ii' "ard"eh; OF N. Y. MIR. Haynes, of Georgia,
ie Senator and Representatives from the State of Con
necucut, mourners
Inc Sergeanat-arms OF the House of Representatives
- of the United States.
The House of Representatives of the United States pro-
ceded by the Speaker and Clerk
The Sergeant al arms of the Senate
The Senate of the United States preceded by the Vice
President and Secretary.
The President of the United States
Hcads OF Departments
Foreign Minister'S
Citzens and Strangers.
OF the House of Representatives of the United States
fourteen Members absent the first dav of the
Session. OF these three have since attended viz from
Massachusetts, Mr.. Jackson; from Pennsylvania MI
Gaibraith and from North Carolina Mr. Bvnum -
Eleven are still absent, including the two Representa-
yves from Mississippi whose election has but Just been
n W rom one OF the eleven, Mr.. Moore, of New
York, Is detained at Philadelphia by ndisposition and
another, Mr. McKennan, of Pennsylvania is known 10
DE detained at home by illness in his famy-Ndt Int
w. II. G. Waddeil was yesterday confirmed by the
senate for rc-appointment Marshal of the Eastern
District of New York. for years from the I5ib in
slant, when his present commission will expire
, Intelligence from Washington is the purport that
BIr fancy will be nominated TO the Senate as CHEF
JustceMr r. p. Barbour as Associate Justice of The
Supreme Court-Mr p V. Daniel District JUDGE in The
place OF me latter enteman.-.4iezandyio Gazette
y VeTdict OF guilty has been returned in the Wash.
ing The life OF his mistress Mrs. Thornton widow of the
late Nm Thornton, of the Patent Office IL will be re-
collected that nc entered her bed room at night with an
axe, and was prevented from committing the murder by
his moher.-U. -
POLsEHCAE.
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