The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-04

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Fresident Elect, Oh she 8Lh VI March, ls49.
ltitm inc National Wsig
The doors OF the senate Chamber Will be opsped at
10 O'Clock for the sdHis ion OF Senators Others
Who BY the arrangement OF the committee entitled
to ssnissiop, g fOi,ows -
The ex- Vice PIesiden ts.
The Chief Justice and Associate Ju,ticss of the
SUpr, me Court.
The Dlpou a'io Corps
The Hends Of Departments, and suoh as have been
Heads OF DrpaI tments.
Members OF Congress elect, and ex members Of Con.
Tho Officers Of the Army and Navy, who, by name,
hsve received the thsnks III Congress
The Govornors Of the Satos and Territories Of the
Union.
The Mayors of Washington and Georgetown
Al OF whom will bo admitted at ths north dsor of the
Capitol
Seats will be placed in front of the Secretarys table
for the President elect and the President and
Vice Presicepte and the floor, the right OF the
Chair, for toe Committee Of ,rrapgsm- ns. and in
front and on the r'gst Of tn. Chair for the Chief Jus
In front, and the lett Of the Chair Ter the Dipo.
mstio orps.
enters elect and OK members of Coucress will
occupy the circular lobby All others snt,s,.d under
this arIaDgeme MT to admission will occupy the eastern
The eastern gallery will be occupied by other citi
Gems who viii be admitted by the outside northeastern
The circular gallery will be reserved entirely for
laeits, ~ho unattended by gentlemen will entsr the
Capitol fopn the terrace by the
abd be conducted to the totu ndx and 4 llery.
Officers OF the army, navy. and marin. corps, not
entitled to admission on the hoor or tho BY tns
sTrsDg' me- Ut. but who appear uniform will TO ad
nittd BY the rsme entrs NOE and other doors and
entIspces to the Capitol, except those b. opened
upd.r this arrangement, wi be Kept closed.
The Senate VIII ssss ID Die ut IL O'Clock
The oath Of Office will be aimnst~rsd to memb .rs
elect by the Prssid-nt pro tempors Of the Senate
The DIPLOMATIC Corps, with the Judges Of tho Su.
preme C0uIt will enter the Senate Chamber = fe Y
ninutes before the Vice President elect
The Vice President elect. and the OK Vice Preddent,
Arrangements, and be conducted by then to their
respective chairs The oath will b. admir- red to
tie wee Prerdent elect by the President fsDpore
The Pr.sd+nt elect, and ex Prproe pt wiz arrive at
quarter before IL o'clack by Com of
Arrangements at the entrance, nj be conducted TO
the eeAte prepared for them In tho Sc uAts chamber
At twelve O'Clock tho,e assembled the Hoor OF the
Ssnst will proceed to the Eastern Portioo Of Capt.
| tol In the following order:
| The Marshal Of the Distvct Of Columbia
| The Sergeant at Arms Of the S-uats.
Tie Committee Of ATrspg. ments.
TIE President sloot and tx President
The Vice Presidsnt, exVics President and Secretary
| OF the Senate.
| The Members Of the Senate.
The Diplomatic Corps
The May rs Of Warrington and Georgetown. and
the ether persons admitted hs floor toe Senate
On Itachp the front Of the Por leo tho PRESIDED nj
elect ssd chief Justice will take the seats for
them
The ex President, the Committee Of Arran gene ts
ard tho Associate Justices OF The Supreme Court will
occupy position 'evera feet in the Of the Prss
The Vice Preeide IT. ex Vice Presidents, Secretary
and Members Of tie Senate, will occupy parallel
htxt In rear.
The Diplomatic Corps will occupy the next position;
and the rpace imme dstey In their Is assigned to
the late Speaker Clerk and Me Of the House Of
Repr. sebtu and embsrs eleot of tho House.
The ls0ier, ana such persoos the rules of the
Senate and arrangements Of the COmmittee are emu
nersed in the preceding programme, will occupy the
steps and the rssidxe OF the POI tico.
On the conclusion of the Address the oath Of ofss
will b. administered to the Presidsnr of the Uuttsd
States BY the Chief Jussce after which the Members
of the preceded by the Vios Preside IT. Secre
tsfy and SeTgeansatArm will return to the Senate
Chamber.
The Sergeant alarms of the Senate s charged with
the execution OF these msnts; and, With the
Msyebal Of the Dstrct OF olom bs, aided oy tue po
lice of tho piol charged with the preservation OF
| order.
All osrriages and horses will be excluded from the
Capitol .quars, whether in the use OF the military OF
| otherwits.
There arrangements have been made with the de-
SIRE that the eatsst possible accommodation be given
to the people witness the ceremonies The arrange
mepts within the Capitol from necessity, formed
with reference the limited capacity Of the SO nate
| Chsmber; end those for Tho exterior wore dsemsd
mort appropriate with view of sR1rding the assem-
bed multitude opportunity Of witnessing tne lnsu-
guratioB. .
Should the weather however, prove unfsvorable the
ceremony of the Inauguration viii tske place In the
Hall Of the House of representatives.
REVERDY JOHNSON,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN DAVIS,
Committee Of ARA sge mebts Of the Senate.