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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10


guuhisn Ceremonies II all HAT has come 70
hund Fulcr reports viii feurIlds IL a few
days by he N,pilri
WTHUTyUTuN, Aiurrtt
The doors of tho Senate Chamber we're
opened NJ 10 O'Clock thus morning, and The
lHdlcs' cutlery was iHnGhlniuly hl'sd MIL
the lhlr SEA, The rcpoilers gnllery was also
crowded to suiloculou lliere was Frcb.
struggling aud pressing, aud thousands were
forced 10 leave without obtaining, an on
lrnuce,
Tho Senate assembled At o'clock, and n
resolution was adopted, tho StbAlor Als!.s-ag
take tho Clmir. The new members were
then NIL sworn "a, with lhe exception Of Con
Grnl Shields. A resolution WINS adopted to
reii'r t.anriAl Shields, crcdculluls 10 itr Com.
nii,ttr on ihc Judiciary
The llou. Millinrd Fillmore nnd Hon.
George NJ, Dallas then came IN nrm-ln-nrm,
Nj Atchi-on swore IN Mr Fillmore, who
took lhH-Etrdir, aud delivered an eloquent nd.
dress.
Al oftho Diplomatic corps, Including the
uit7eies then cania iu--the drst occupy ing
fifteen seats ia the Arrn, mud NJ tie lc6 of The
Vice President, aud the later at Tie right
Messrs. Buchanan, Johnson, mud 1uuccy,
Of the old Cabinet, came Ia and took seals IN
front oflhn Diplomatic corps, A lady faint
a.! "a iAe gallery. hut IN the confusion which
prevailed could not be got out she however
GGIlIl- GGcA1c1Gl-
II WIS now nearly II o'clock, aud the Pres
idrnt aud ES.Prcsidcnl had not made their
appearances considerable Impotence was
manifested aus, shouI huff pusl ~ O'Clock,
WHEN ,l.s Plesideul aud ~. Pgesi..rllto camo
IA aud occupied seats will, George M' Dallas
uudR NJ Johu-ou.
President lnylur entered into n brief CON
ycrsnlion with ChicrJustico fancy aud Judge
Mclean. J.
The President then proceeded To the cas-.
tern purlico, where lac delivered the address.
Tho crowd IN the Squire wns immausr. and
probably numbered 10000. Great cheering
aud discharge of cannon took rlaco before
nnh.nli,r Tho doliycry Of Tho ndhress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

05@Jonalhnn Miller, arrested Tor burning
his house md numbering his wife md chill
dren in Hempsled, Long IslantB has been dis
charged.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10
-lNAuGURATIoN CEREMONIEs,

Tia flllnniHg brief account Of llle lnau,
guudiep Ceremonies h nll HAT has oomr 70
hund Fuuer reports viii feurIlds IL a few
DAYS by he nihilr,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

o." senator. TlanpcgSu, Of ndaun, las
been appointed Minister 70 Berlin This was
ono Of tie last nct- ofsMr Polk We presume
thni it was,lono 10 put some $4,000 in Mr.
llnnncgnn's pocket.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10
REMEMBER

THAT T. JEYETT& co have ilrEr
] stockuf GOODS, which lhey ar selling
OF rapidly, AZ extremely low ppccs
Fob. - -Ju.H"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10
Sash and Door, i,
Connecticut and Passurnpsic
Rivers Railroad.
Winter Arrangement.

an and ail,r the 18th December, thy raf-
~ scnrrt trains "a connection Niih the
Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell Road,
will run a. iuluwr
Leave Wells Rlvcr ats A. NJ arrive "a Do
ton -; f. NJ
Leave Wells n,vcratI T.. NJ siop over night
N Concord. aud arrive in Boston "a NJ next
day
RETURNING, I.Aags,- pasias- a. u a NJ,
arrive at Wells River q +. NJ
Leave Boston ~ VI arrive NJ Wells River
"A t. w.
Nv this arrangement the morning oars froE,
Wells River viii connect With the New York
Stcamboattain al Worcester, Ivy the Nashua
aud Worcester RA,lroad-Tust opened, and
passengers from Wells River may arrive a.
New York the next morning.
Passengers are requested TO place ticir hac-
gage in the hands Of the Baggage Master, as
the Company viii in no case be responsible
for tho loss of any baggage unless II happen
through the neglect of It's Agents IN whuyc
care II WIS entrusted; nor for any baggage
beyond the value Of GTty dollars 'uncss It -
previously reported aud corresponding rites
paid; nor IN any case whatever, tor any mon
cy or other valuabes except wearing apparel
Merchandise Trains leave Wells Nvcrdaily
at q a NJ and Trritr at Wcls River daiy az
81 7. NJ. H-P A eft-s, 4 rrrrt---
Dec. 3is. 'tRIlf
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Fish | FISH!

A LOT moro ~ those superior Crt and Pol
" lock F,sbi also, haehrrel, 90 different
sised paeksHes jnsi meelYrd nna f,r sag
cheap, bY y JkWl'l ~ ~
frh "a. hHF"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10
The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARK EFT, Thursday March
RrnnrIrh for the TtAvtller.

bNlNll lOAN hfhiNN - ""'''
Reported for the Traveller
At market, 6UJ9bccT cGTUfc, 7 -putrE working
oscn,I6 cows aud calves, 1900 sheep and 500
swine.
- Rect cattlc--Extra, $G,75; LIST quality, ESQ
ed do 6,0o; Sd do. 575i 4th do 500.
Working OSen--saics ut 80, ~, 100, ana
STA.
Cows aud Calyes-salcs at %, 60, o., ~.
and S3s.
shrcp-snlcs at sl,5o, ., 2,75, 81 one 10,
sold FOR 80 each.
Swinc-.iA 81; retail . n q.
BOSTON AA>RKET March G.
DEEF-Extra mess, 400 n 1850; Mess,
1900 1880, No. /, 1000 5000; prime, city,
/ 90 a U %; navy ~ 90 a 90 90.
-pORK-ExtrG cicar ID Goa II 5niclear IL 30
a II OF, mess ~ 80 a l3 00i prime ~ 5Oa 1900
LARD Boston :, south& wcet, IN =.
BUTTER-storc I35 a l6,shipping II l5A.
family 20 81
CiiEt4s ts=urrv ittii, Il S, faur meal . o.,
shipping .
tAt-tttth-Hnwnrd street 30 a 0 o., OHIO,
0 ,0a a 3 81; Geu,soo, cdtic'bt. O,Gn Ol2
CORN ellow, round, 90 u flat 90 Oh,
white 90 a %.
oATS-southeru, % a 30; northern, 30 io
eastern, 81 n 90
WOOL-Thcrr has been an active demand
for domcetic fleece the pas; week, and the
sales amount TO about 100000 pounds, primer
paliy at % 40 cents pcr ID Il months.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

O. 4 writer from California thus dc,.
cribrs lady orIliGT c0uUTyy
"Sht rides wild horses, throws tho lnssqc
udroilly and never misses hsr aim with HSl
ride; size carries hunting knife ~ lier Rir.
die, aai understands the anatomy OF either
slng or nui%.l los kuoys nothing about eorSeir,
cnpc., Gnrhclow., Of nouuer-, never wco';
Lonnels mud slcnl.s no Enrl.h
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

u-}7'Nhe Hartford Times has letter from
Rev. &. Llplon, nfSnn francisco, of Nov. rs,
in which III snys, gold has not quite ab-
sorhed every "Vg here. The people of San
francisco have eNpiayed minister Rev. :,
d. Hunt, Of Rorhessp, New YdFK7 a graduate
of Yale, md s'iair prScher. Ills salary is
$4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

-et@Altss ALAy J. ItateiinHun,- -th.
hutchinson Family orsingers. way msrried
Ne other day in Sew York, TO a sou OF ha
Rev, William Patton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

0F@At the 3D. trial,o elect member Of
Congress in Poifrey's District, in Massarhlt-
sells, last Monday, there wns nn-rhnicc.
Palirey lacks about 500 votes OF an election.
NJ The prcyious iral he fell short only 81.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

WAR WlTgC Gnu, FFRuAra,-Mr Buuor,
4, - rllHrgo m Chill, wuA hurried UfSE jUFu
Hbout rilH ,rttI itruombcr by tho chaplain ~
the shlp Independence, 10 lady Of tie ooun-
lry,-T catholic bishop relusrd his sanction
Ca tho nuplials, on account oflhu charge lir-
log protestant aud ile lady oGiholic, AZ
t6r lle marriage was pernfued 10y lie cllhp-
lnln, tho hnhop asserted lhet lllo minister
had vie Ihru living IN the United States
whoreupou tho minister addressed a nGte ~
tl,e bishop, demanding hn apology, with tile
threat lhnt unless uur was given Withln TWEEN
ly,lour hours il would become u national qc
Ilir
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

0FsThe Wipdsof J6uGrinl snys ,ha, Mr.E-
has Cady ofIIurtlard, while walking on the
slecpers Of the rniroad bridge across Luis
brook, few evenings since, fell the distance
600 feet, and WINS ,,slnully killed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

MInHiA0rS oN SUNDAY. II 10 said that lhc
Pennsylvania courts have decided tint mar
rage is civil contract, aud that they have al
30 decided that no contract nude on Sunday
is valid, Tho Register SAYS HAT tile question
is now being ngitnlcd whoiher marriages
made in lhul State on Sunday are lnw lul, and
whether indictments for hignmy cnn he sus.
inincd. where the fret marriage had taken
place on Sunday, ............ ,.......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

DryNTU AZ rnr WWrg iousr.-Gcncral
Taylor and N5 Clny,on iincd n,'ho White
House, on TT1fsloy evening. with Ircs't
Polk and his Cabinet II is supposed that the
General on dis occasion, Splainrd 20 Score.
tury Murry that nt.ettsi,, fable of A.-ap,'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

Mcsl wait ont Ia huul nossuns, aud by &c
cldeut found large cave, will quite - smnll
entrance. PoohuR iu, discovered . young
bear wlelpu IN the interior. "Look heh,
SHu," shid one, While ~ In dar, aud gets
HE young hfr, you jhr wnch lrn for tie
old hOr' sun GOT nsleep IN The sun, when
opcning his eyes, lac shw The old hnr sc0ur'
ing her way into tie cave. Quick ns wink,
ho caught her 10y the tail, mud hold on like
bla2rg. Hello" sad Jumbo IN the Ncnve, "hrl.
10 dor sam, whaj dark do bolo durf" Lor
bresa Sou. Jumbo, snvo yourself honey, II dis
tail come out you'll find ouI what dark de
holcl"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

OANApnN MArrrRs, Tho conflict he
tween lhe ldIrn IoyellsIa and tho French, or
revolutionary Purfyi in rha CHHHtiun fail'a-
penl, has ended, nini ne rrEUlI IL u complete
uurrrrct 't''i't'l' Of 'l'e !s11sr over ihe infs
mer, The bill compeuanting ioEscs incurred
during The attempted rebellion or revolution
Of ls35 has surpassed Ivy triumphant naas
oulg, Notwithstanding ll'a resolutions, meet
ings, ri.-enlr, aud dark inIimatons ofrepuGl'
nlion. rrsislaner, mud eysry thing else which
the luyuI or un'i.tfenef i7r'y I.fcu'eU'n' u"
phsIisweHir aud auI Of IL, in dehaie, and ~
nleclugS, in Montreal and elsewhere.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

II no friend of the administration will perform the
Office we must take Upon ourselves to "call the New
York Mirror to order" Morris of the Philadelphia In
ouirer thrown overheard Fuller OF the Mirror thrust
aside from the marshalship Morris, whose claims the
Pennsyl anan Indignantly and pathetcalIy sets
forth, sits in dignfed silence without from
his lps-'like Patience monument smiling at Grief ]"
bat Fule after letting off SOME Of his steam in rather
gay article reversing the saying of the poetand pass
ing rom gay tograus, from serious to severe" He now
openly complains OF "hat fatal Of policy which
seems thus far to have characterized the Of the
administrations policy OF attempting to concilae
emies by the sacrifice of friends. We point to
merous instances in which the opponents Of Gen Taylor
have been rewarded for their opposition by lucrative
Offices while the TRUE and devoted friends Of the admin
istration have been neglected and forgotten This new
system Of rewards began with the formation of the
present cabinet"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

desiring subvert the principle Of repubicsnisni
upon which the new French system is based In fine, Eu~
is just the threshold of tho mighty
the rights of man, outraged by the rights Of prescription
Her late revolutions commencing with the old Fron0h
oluton, but OF tho momentous
now about to transpire Everything working happily
Tor the cause of freedom The efforts Of tho reoga
dist governments turn ashes upon their lips. ;
every occurrence OF the las, six months of the least political
Importance, having gone woskon tho of Russia
and Austria to stand up under tho forces Of mind and
field w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

A, soon as we procure the necessary information
mi and accurate list of the members elect OF tho
srnl Assembly From Patrick have not hoard the
OF the successful candidate, but positively assured that
he is democrat ~
wear Fl democrats, III wings
Last year the House STOOD 70 democrats 60 whigs
dependent, Mr Robinson, Of Noriok,) and Taylor dem
ocrat, (MK Boyd, OF Wythe.)
democrat (Mr Boyd. Of Wythe) On joint ballot 95 dem
ocnts II wings, Taylor democrat who will probably act
with the democrats Save the delegate from Norfolk, the
gains and in both houses baawes, and parties
ssety he as last year.-RichnroSd Enquirer.
[For Congress the democratic victory is decisive.
Fourteen democrats out of fifteen members, and the 18th
"a whg) elected by the democratic vote in the district
In the district lately represented by the present Secre
,ary Of the Navy, Edmondson's (democrac) majority
over Anderson is $685. Cass's only 300. Thus, not
even the honor of in the cabinet could proptate
and tchig that district
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

Postmaster AT HARRrBURs-Andrew J. lonesome of
the shrewdest OF political mechantshns been appointed
postmaster at Harrisburg in place of Isaac G. Mckinley,
tho present honest incumbent and efficient editor of the
Democratic Union. Mr.. McKiney's only fault head
quarters was that he is democrat Mr. Jones has been
appointed In defiance OF the protest OF large number OF
the influential wings In Dauphin county, including that OF
the Taylor eccor for the district and opposition is
understood, the expressed wish OF membe
OF the cabinet We do not regret this greve for the
official decs pitsion of ouend Mac; but occ
TAYLOR, in dispacng him. has pusishsd friends the
fullest extent oil the Specification OF that saucy
tPtnnsylcarian.
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BALTIMORE, May l9-5 p. m.
Sad mslcs 4" abundance murder ea~-Sravbsr-
ri".-FYyns arfi"ey-Fs~thr details of the 81. Losis
frs.-Marksts. &c.
Our city papers this morning nbounded in dom este news
by telegraph and otherwise. OF the thrilling character
The great Louis is the topic general
ton and fears entertained that many merchants
will be heavy sufferers amid the general property
in that city The details Of the confagraton will be looked
for with great interest.
Daniel Cummings who was seriously beaten about two
weeks since by number of men who undertook to admin
lister Lynch law him for the offence of stealing
shirts, died yesterday from the effect of his injuries All
the parties arrested except Luke Flynn who is said
be the who inflicted the fatal blow, with pair OF
tongs crushing his scull.
Several fine lots Of strawberries exhibited for salo
this morning in markets, and although OF an inferior
quality readily Brought from rs 81 per quart
Artillery company A, from Fort McHenry, under COM
mand of Major Hunt, made splendid parade in streets
Yesterday They mounted and fully equipped after
the of Major Ringgods famous troop, that did
such efficient service on the Rio Grande.
teegaphc dcspach just received from st. Louis, gives
some further particulars of the terrible oonagation in
that city Thursday last The number of buildings de-
soyed estimated fully three hundred, embracing the
whole font from Locust to Chestnut street, and thence
three SQUARES extending to Main street. The flames then
swept along both sdos Of Market street, crossing dag
onally second and thence south through
of three blocks the distance Of nearly mile laying low
every obstacle in its destructive path.
The confagaion has also been attended with serious
loss of ife it being the opposition that not loss than
twenty buried in the ruins. Three persons
killed by explosion on the steamer Alice
The loss is estimated about IS 900 O0Oa single item
of which, the steamboats, up $500 600, Of which
about half is covered by insurance the cargocs
and the freight $4,000 more.
Although this despatch down the number Of houses
800 Judging from the of ground discovered, tho
probability 10 that is errorthe real number being
much larger.
THE MARxErs-In the Baltimore Market this morning,
sales of Howard -four amounted about $50 bbls.
81 So City Mills is held at 81 10. Nothing doing in
wheat day Sales of yellow 81 6Si cents, and
of white 48 Oats Is Is No sales OF Whis
key; quoted day 2i per gallon in barrels
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

Our attention has been called TO the congressional list
which we republshed from!the New York Journal of
Commerce Tha. list had remark opposite 10 the
Of Judge James Thompson, Of the Erie district, in Penn
syIvania: James Thompson, democratic probably"
Had we particularly scanned at.list, we should have
been struck by that expression and at stricken it
out We know Judge Thompson, and highly appreciate
bis character. He elected last fall by majority of
4s9 votes in democratic district He was decided
friend Of the late administration and who knows
the Judge entertain the slightest doubt about his dem
ocratic principles.
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(CIRCULAR.)
The Oibepa Chi.f and the eivs alton of the Indiqns

1he Ojiboa Chtsf and the cUis alton of the IadtGns
Mr. CONWAY Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah Bowh, his Indian
name expresses it, which means "frm Standing is in this
part Of the country delivering series of lectures the
practicabty of civizing the Indian tribes. He has
memorial before Congress asking for grant OF land in the
Far West wereon to locate his red brethen and then to
teach hem, by introducing among them the arts OF civza
ton, how to govern themselves in enlightened way.
Mr. Copway's plan locate the Indians fast pos
nedatey the work of agriculture, dwellings of
description found schools and churches and
TO introduce the nechanc with all convenient speed
As possible he to have Indian teachers
many possible in every department OF literature and
science, well theoretical practical and thus by
acy the OF that pursued by the
white raise up in all time to the fast declin
Ing deniZens of the soil.
The plan Itself is worthy Of the age in which it is under
taken it calls for the blessing OF Heaven the pious
work. Enlightened citizens the appeal is made
the savage, by the sword but by the Dord -
rial will be handed round for praying that
Congress will grant the prayer of the petition and
adopt the wsest methods for carrying the plan into
ton Several hundred thousands of wild Indian. who
menacing the western frontier, WILL by Gods help
through this be elevated the condition of
and orderly citizens and perm tnent foundation at
established upon which the future of civil life
be reared among that aboriginal and interesting
pie.
1t also proposed to provide fund.- by which the Indian
youth may be the public schools in the East, and
there the benefits Of education such OF them
choose thus, the free academy in New York. be
fitted the future statesmen divnes, and philosophers oil
the red A efectual method of introducing
American principles and free government among the In
dams could not be devised
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

NEW FANCY GOODs.-We shall open, this day, few
IN very desirable French fancy articles received per
steamer Hbernia, such nckc r'nbs shell and buffalo,
very beautiful patcns Porte Of SHE'LL pearl ivory
and leather, very convenient and safe article for the gold
dollar.
10 of Bajous kid gloves, all colors and numbers
10 dozen heavy French silk gloves, all colors
~ do light gossamer thread gloves, article sizes
numbered for gentlemen only.
case Of perumery. consisting of fine extracts rose
soaps almond soaps, lip salve, cold (Lubn's)
dozen English inexhaustible salts, (PaysD ground
glass PARkEKS
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn. av..
MAY I7-9t near National Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

CHARLES T. MADDOX, to be postmaster for the city of
Baltimore, to take effect the first day of July, in
place Of James M Buchanan, who resigned the office on the
l7th of April, his resignation to take effect the of
July.
Annexed is copy of Mr.. Buchanan's letter of resg-
nation:
BALTIMORE, April 49, ls49.
SR Desiring retire from the situation OF postmaster al
Baltimore, for the purpose of devong myself exclusively
to my profession, hereby respectfully resign that Office
and have the honor be- with great respect your ODE
dent servant,
JAMES M. BUCHANAN.
His Excellency z. TAYLOR,
President OF the United States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20

r ARGE and Splendid Assortment OF China and
IL GIasswars-C. 8 FOWLER, importer Odd Fellows
Hail. Seventh street, has Just received BY ship Chesa
peakc from Liverpool and other places, 100 packages
China and glass ware, which will be sold, Wholesale and
RETAIL such will give satisfaction The assort
nen comprises almost every article found in china and
glass store Housckeepers and persons wishing pur
Chase sell again invited to call and examine for
themselves
N B. have large assortment of toilet ware, some Of
which Is very splendid. May l9-eo3w
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CLERKS OFFcs HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, U. STATES,
Washington, May Is, lsi9.
The Hon DANIEL DUNCAN late a member of the Hous,
of Representatives Of the United States from the State
Ohio, having departed this life in this city O'Clock
Friday evening" the 18th becomes the duty of the
Clerk of the House superinend his funeral. which viii
take place from Mrs Hasons his late residence between
"A and 9th Streets Pennylvan SOUTH Mt IL O'Clock
m, Tuesday the ed instant which occasion the
Clerk respectfully the OF the Senators and
such Members Of the House of the Seth and 3st Congresses
be In the city, the secretaries OF the several depart
of the government the chief justice and associate
justices of the Supreme Court of the United States who
may be In the city the time the diplomatic corps the
mayor OF Washington, and the citizens generally.
THO. ]. CAMPBELL,
Clerk of the House of Representatives u States
ORDER OF PROCESSION
THE FUNERAL
HON. DANIEL DUNCAN,
Representative IN the Congress Of the United States
from the State Of Ohio.
The pail bearers and mourners will attend the
dence of Mrs Harrison, Pennsylvania avenue, between
a and 9th streets, liz Tuesday, the I'D in
slant.
AT IL o'clock, M Funeral Service will be performed al
the residence of Mrs HARRISON and Immediately thereafter
the procession will the Congressional Burial ground
in the following order
The Chapains of both Houses OF Congress
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Pal-Bearers:
Mr. Caben, of Florida, Mr.. E. Holmes, Of S c.
NJ H H.;S & XIV fs; E s$a ind
The family and friends of the deceased.
The Senators and Representatives from the State of Ohio,
present in the city
The Segeaniat Arms of the House Of Representatives
The members Of the late House of Representatives pres
in the city, preceded by the Clerk of the House
The other officers of the House of Representatives
The Sergeantat- Arms OF ths Senate.
Senators at present the city, preceded by their President
and Secretary.
The other officers of the Senate
The President of the United States.
The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Justices of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
The Compoers Auditors and other Heads of Bureaus OF
the several Departments Of the Govern
ment, with their officers.
Officers of the Army aud Navy the of Government
The Mayor of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers
May l9, l849.