The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-23
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
ra,nrY.riRsr CoNcREss.
wAsHISerox. July 9.

MAn4WH .,..ans oF Exees,ivs business st dead stAnd sill awsllisg seiioA. Ms R,aaeury's resolution relative to removals. A.nvsI ,o make il the special order for to-morrow ., ii o'clock agreed 10.
 The e,naibsss biil then iakea up alone o'clock. ..M, Rltler having ths floor he believed the issue -. seating had produced the preAeat crisis, and E, ,, ,.s nae, aaigs,eaent Il had become s..v.shle ro the lapse of lime and failure 10 lake S,at,~s of uasaink opportunities Tor Us seflemrM u. m.,sis,nsd also, that only two States had evei .n. ieto ihs Unian with cnnsti'utioh lofmed "iih- au, tAs previons consent of Congress.
 na quarter pact one ofeiork, Af. susPraded his remuks si the request oi Mr. Webster who ..A. Mr President, intelligence, winch wisin the i. t.vr r,nufes has been received indicates that .rv great misfortune s Row impending JYeT us. II |. seoosed by his medical advisers and others that ,hs Pesidsnt of the U fled States cannot live many Acnr. This infoT matioa comes m shape so au,hen- fife and ftom such vsrieiy oi sources, and la so many forms ali tening 10 Inc sasns seartai result thaf haze felt II my dniy io move tha The Senafe kolow the example already sei hy inc other branch of lhe narionsl legislature. Ali 1S A. N. caiied af th, PresieHts mansion 10 make qtirirs relative to hi. T,p present condition. and informed hat he had very bad sishi and was very ll ihs snai h. ing but at that moment was npaFe easy and more faycgabse hopes were Indnised. | bad ardiy fe- svmed my seat in the Senate, when vas informed  aa alarming sxgiavsiion oi hts symptoms. IL is supposed 10 be hardly possible that he can live through ihe day
 Win the consent of the Senator from 5 C., whose feelings unssr these circumstances aglse with all s,he,s, leaving us m state hardly saited to The perfornAncs Of ogr duties here. 1 'siil venture 10 move thar the S.nafe dc ali 'UIn.
 Th- ulTh,n was carried unanimously
 Horsx On motlnn of Mt. Vehabe the Commit tee tor ihe D,siret of CauHb,s insisae'~d In uirs whether he coalition oi the canal and The oTk men engaged ir ei~aFHg t does pot af e he health of the rI'y, and # So 10 consider aud recommend some m~aas io remedy the sSil.
 The House then sIp-d the consideration of the report ca the Gaiphin ciaisn.
 July 10 Hogss-Rev Mir. Butler. chaplin of the Senate, delivered most solemn aud appropriate pray.r.- The hali of the House biied with sad aud anx |, ious faces. Alter sn interval Of i've minutes the Spesker took the chsir 4 message thea re- ceised fram lon Mii.ari Fillmore. President of the United States, which traJ as follows:
 Awa<Hi>Gros. July 10, 1850. rsilse efissns sf tts Ssaais
 aal Hsase of R. TessRtatsres:
 have to perform the melancholy duty of an- nounciag 10 you that il has leased Almighty God to relieve from this lie Zachary Taylor late PFrsi dent of the United States He died last evening at the hour of half past 10 o'clock ia the miIst of his family and surrounded by afeetionate friends, eal'nly and in fuIi possession of all his faculties His last word. were thvse-he uttered them with emphatic distinctness: I have always done my duty -I am resdv to die Ny only rs-ret is for the friends leave behind ne
 Haviug announced 10 you. fsllow-eitix-ns this mos, affecting bereavement and assaring yoa that # has penetrated hear; with deeper grief thaa .a-. the hall Of the Hous- of Representatives presence sf both hoas~s of eugtess 10 take the oath pre- scribed by The coHStitu ion enahe me 10 enter on the exeeaiiea of the office which this eveat has da. v0ived sn me
 Ms Morse ia obedience ,c sks saEzessien cas- tained ia the melancholy encouragement. moved that this House take recess till l2 o'clock. a' which tine ihe House will b. in req iness 10 receive the Senate aud esiceat, who will then take oath of efSee
 WiathFSp sa;d il seemed 10 him that the presi- dent having expressed his purpose io here at i2 o'clock, il would be hardly more than respectful to send me-s-nger by a committee informing him shsi the House is ready to receive him.
 Ar M1-se accepted the modification
 Winthrop moved the appointment pf A commitie. of three to eo-speraie with such may be appoint ed bv the Senate
 The motion was agreed to-Morse and - sppe,assd
 House took . recess tili l2 o'clock.
 i2 The House was called to order md message rec~isad fraa the Senate that they had ap- polluted committee to wait the President.
 The House hrving previously pa-sed smiIs, resolution, motion of Ashmun it was laid on the table.
 Jndgs Craueh cams into the hall accompanied hy Morse sad look n seal a, the cl-rk' desk Fiv, minatrs elapsed. when the Senators catered aul wsrs received by the members of the House. The
 
 Speakers chair Every part of the hall floor and gallery crowded with ladies and gents Tn, President and cabinet next came in and receiy ed ganaing Fl more took seat at the clerk I desk and sa- eshinrt immediately tn front of it. T'e s '-sksr sad that The oath of "ttie- wouit nov D sd nabistsrrd. Accordingly. Judge CfAHct adninis'-r- As hid doA ia The cen@iIia'ion anu the President. Senate and eabinet retired.
 message from the Pr,siaeat vas read a. follows
 P.Ior-eiiis,ns of fAe Ssaats
 asd Haass of Reprsssrtafirss.
 \ great man hs. fallen among us and whole een@uHNy s called to an oeeAston of unexpected ee-f Nf genefI mourning recommend to the two Houses ot Congress 10 atnpt such nse-ssAries n'n Their discr-oa seems p p"r, io p~rios'a ~iih uae solemnIti.s th~ funeral ohs~Guies nt Zachary T.Stor. late President of the UstiA.I Sss,-s and thereby 10 signify the great and sfetIohae regard ot the Anericsa people fot the memory ot one Waose lie has ben devoted to public service shns- career Ia arms has not been surpassed m as-aa-ss e ariliaaey; who has been recently rasses, by the sasolieed votee oi fh- people, lo ihe higs,.S, eIv' arfAsFI'y ih the government winch he hal ad- mihistered ~Ith aEch honor and aiyaa age io hes eHanNg. @~i ~hoss sadiea deaih many hopes oi iniafe ssrlaisest have been blighied forever. IT. yea, naiots and R R-prssea,suyrs ef the naiion in tssf, can say noinsng hs, wiil alleviate the sor. few wl'h which yoa are oppressed. 1 appeal to ' II 10 Aid me ant"r the ttyIns eireumstaarrs witch sufsoa"d me 'n the disc aAfg- of she dates from Sh'ea' ho~eVrr inneh may be oppv~sseG ihesa, a,fs o' sh'ipk. and r~ly upon to who hol.'s ih h" hand 'he destiny of nations io ruIox me wi5h ksq9siis sfe"g'h for the task 4a io aver flom ouI eeaay The ev,is saPprehrSded fIosa inc heavy c9iam 9y which has h~tsilen H.
 snaii nosl trad'Iy concur in whatever msasnre the wso'" of he iwa hoa.es may sug,es. as behl. 1nG 'h's deeply melancholy ecca.ior.
 SsishedD AILLARp FILMoRE MnHlSGros, July 10, 1850
 EalosIes were delivered on the char ,e,,r of the creased and appro?iai- resolutions rassrd
 iAe House aeaT , o'clock adJoar.ea ,iIi to.tnoE. row. " ~ ' SgNATr-SimitaF nrOrsa,t;zo. .-... k4