Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-08

Or the Arkansas aud the Ikea Bait.
inre suiiers also from the loss OF the ap-
reputation for BALTIMORE harbor, and Ma.
rylnnd generally from the loss Of the 90.
ropriauon for renewing the obstructions
ON the mouth OF the Sosquehanna river.
The Senate finally ar ed upon all the
Ills from The House. aud would have pas.
nrre had more been received. The
h'use, on the contrary, had not disposed
I one half the Senate Bins. and this is
list the difference between the two bod
es.
THE INAUGURAL ION.
The city !. full Of strnnsers. and the
'arscamc in from Baltimore crowded, A.
'nong the most imposing additions to the
numbers vnsthe military escort from our
city. The military III the District turned
u, also, and one or two companies from
Virginia. The display of the day, how.
ever, was materially spoiled by q steady
rain. viii h lasted all day
The procession was formed on Penn
ylvania Avenue, and the Inauguration
ok place at IL "'cloct, from the Por,ico
i the Capitol. Tho scene upon Capitol
I'LL was most imposing. Cannon were
ta'ioned upon the brow OF the Hill, and
on the grounds, and signals Of preparation
ar conclusion we're fired from morning
nntil The oath Of off C was administered
The terrace was lined with people. and
he grounds we'll covered also. There
we're but few persons whhin doors cumpa
red wnh the many without. the ladies
entered unattended by gentlemen. and the
aides gallery presented an elegant IN.
pearance. No gentlemen except privili
ged persons were admitted except upon
the floor OF the Chamber. Here were
Senators and Ex Senators. Members aud
Elk Members, Judges Of the Supems Court,
he Diplomatic Corps. Officers Of the Ar
my and Navy in uniform.
New Senators were present from Mas
sachusetts. Rhode Island. New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland, Mississippi, Ohio
a d Michigan. one from each Siais.-Thr
new Senators who commence their term
of service to-day are
From Massachusetts, Daniel Webster.
From Connecticut, Jabez N. Hunting.
ton.
From Vermont, Samuel G. Phelps.
From Rhode Island, Albert G. Greene.
From New York. ID. n. Dickinson.
From New Jersey, VIM. l. Dayton.
From Delaware, Thomas CLAYTON.
From Maryland, Revsrdy John on
From Mississippi, jesse Speight.
From Ohio. Thomas Corwin.
From Michigan, Lewis Cass.
From Missouri, Thomas II. Benton.
There are vacancies in Tennessee. Vir.
gins and Indiana. There were 25 Loco
Foco Senators and "a Whigs--lhe vacan-
cies giving the I.oco Focos majority.
Mr.. Dallas had the oath administered to
him by one Of the Senators, and in turn
administered 10 tho new Senate. These
preliminary services over, the Senate adj
journed to the Por,ico to take par. in the
Inaugural services Of the day.
Mr.. Folks address was not long, and
was delivered in IN audible and impres.
sive manner. AS no appeared before the
multitude OF his friends, he was received
WITH Chu~rz, uud thv- -v-..~ .vA~.-. - 49,.
pee, followed him as be left. He did not
make part of,hs procession, but appeared
in the Capitol long before his friends ar.
rived there. Upon his address forbear
comments, as I. 10 with you already.
The procession lefi Capitol Hill at one
o'clock for the Presidents House, where
Mr.. Polk received his friends in his new
quarters as President Of the Tn ted States.
IL is understood that his new Cabinet
viii! be nominated and be composed Of the
gentlemen named in the American on Mon
day, except tina, he Hon. George Bancroft
will be Secretary Of the Navy in place Of
the Hon. John Y. Mason, who will not
take the Office Of Attorney General, which
has been rendered him. There is great
dissatisfaction in regard to the Cabinet,
PARTICULARLY in reference 10 Mr.. Banc rof, .
nomination.