The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-17

The Speaker said that The oath Of Office
would now be administered.
Accordingly Judge CraRch administered
y as lald down in the Constitution, and the
President, Senate and Cabinet retired.
The Message from The President was read
as follows:
Fellow Citizens OF The Senate and House
Iof Representatives. great msn hrs fallen
amOngsi us, and whole community is called
TO an occasion Of unexpected, deep and gen
era mourning.
recommend to the two Houses Of Con>
gress TO adopt such measures as ia their dis
creIion may seem proper, 10 perform with
due solemnilles The luneBl obsequies Of Y.
TAYLOR, late President of the United States,
and thereby to signify the great and alfec-
tionate regard Of the American people for the
memory Of one whose life has been devoted
Ito lhe public service; whose career OF arms
has not been surpassed in usefulness or
brilliancy; who has been so recently raised
by The unsolicited voice Of the people to the
highest civil authority in the government,
which he administered with so much honor
and advantage TO his country and by whose
sudden death so many hopes of future use.
iulness have been bIghled forever.
| To you, Senators aud Representatives OF
the nation, in tears can say. nothing will
alleviate the sorrow with which you nre OPP
pressed. lappeal 10 you 10 aid me urder
The trying circumstances which surround me.
in The discharge of the duties from which,
however much may be oppressed by them,
! dare not shrink, and rely upon Him who
holds in his hands the destnies of nations, to
endJw me with requisite strength for the
task, and TO avert from our country the evils
Iapprehended from the heavy calamity which
has befallenit.
shall most readily concur in whatever
measure the wisdom Of the two Houses may
suggest as befiuing this deeply melancholy
OCCASION MILLARD FILLMORE.
Eulogies we're then delivered on the chars
ncler of the deceased, and appropriate reso-
Iutions passed.
At about 2 o'clock the House adjourned
till to morrow.
In Senate similar proceedings were had.
UNION CAUCUS, &c.
WASHINGTON, July. II.
The Union caucus Of members of Congress
of all parties favorable 10 the Union, was
held to-day.
The South agree TO the line of 81 deg.
North latitude, as The boundary OF New
Mexico, all below that line TO Texas.
Texas also agrees 10 this.
Mr. Clay is in favor Of il, and President
Fillmore is content.
So the question bids fair 10 be settled 10
the satisfaction of all parties.
A proposition is entertained in the caucus
10 divide California by the same line, and at
the present moment (l2 M the proposition
Is still under consideration, with prospect Of
being carried.
There is rumor current now that Mr.
Webster will give place TO Mr.. Winthrop in
the Cabinet.
Gen. Scott arrived this morning. He comes
to attend the funeral and to superntend the
mlitay arrangements.
The Intellgencer of this morniuing pub,
fishes the official order of procession.
Adit. Gen. Jones has issued an order tha,
all military stations, on the day after the or
der has been received, the troops be paraded
at 10 A. VI.
The order is then to be read TO them, after
which all labor for the day will cease.
Minute guns will be fred from sunrise 10
sunset
The officers Of the Army will wear the
badge of mourning, and the colors of the sew
eraI regiments will be put in mourning.
Similar orders have been issued TO the Ma
Wy.
Horace Greely is talked Of for the De,
partment of Inc Interior in the New Cabinet.