New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-13

the gathering throngis in arteomposed, and these
viii swell the tide Of "moGrneu' at the flnersll
Twas curious % see how hard" some Of this dis.
interested class took the very expectation OF the
decesse Of President Taylor. One Of them ex
claimed in my presence, on Tuesday evening thai
be was "sick at heart from the contemplation Of
the bare possibility Of such National calamity
The united and personal call Of the Wings OF the
Pennsylysnia Delegation, on the President ias'
evening, 10 said 10 have avsiled nothing. Mr.. ILL
NokE having fixed bis mind on Dir. mchEHhoN OF
Pepn.-his heart, may say, for there Is 40 uOuo'
thar old associations, az members OF the same
Conpre,s and of the same Committees and even
,ba .ams mess. hes endeared him TO the President
in q peculiar manner. C.l;.. .s..,o.
do rot feel prepared for anything more reliable.
rberefo-e. | will withhold my list day or two
longer Issy my list" because everybody you
meet has one Of his own made out SiGxA.
Death OF the PresideDt-OG lcihi Correspond
ence-Prociamation from the Treasury De
partment.
The following correspondence passed between
Mr. FILLMORE and the Cabinet on the frat an
npuncemept OF the Presidents decease:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WILMINGTON Tuesday, Jaly 9, 1850.
HrIARD FILLMORE. PYssidsst Of pe United states:
Sir: The melancholy and most painful duty de-
yovss OF "a TO g you s$ zaSn ,. SsS
The Presidents Mansion this evening a. haEpast 10 clock
We have No honor 10 be, very Tespse fully, your ooe
JoHEM CLAYTON, Secretary OF State.
Nm HEREDIrH secretary Of 'he Treasury
T.EWiNG, Secretary OF the Interior.
6Eo. W CRAWFORD Secretary 81 War
pM BALLARD Preston, Sec Of tho Navy
J COLJAhER, Postmast-r-Gener
REVERDY JOHNSON Attorney General.
Mr. Falm0re's Reply.
WASHINGTON fussIay, July 9.
GENTLEMEN: ! have just received your note
conveying he melancholy and painful Intelligence OF he
decesSe Of ZACHARY TAYLos late Presden' Of Inc Uoed
States have language 10 express the emotions Of my
heart The shock Is 30 sudden and unexpected that am
,bsi avail myself Of the earliest moment to eomnuu-
he ssd intelligence TO CoDgress aud snail apPont
lime and place for taking ihe oath OF oee prescribed 70
the President OF The United States You are requested 70
be present and witness the ceremony
Respectfully, Yonfsb WILLARD FiLLAOkE'
JOHN N. CLAYTON, Secretary Of slsie.
W M. MEREDITH, Secretary fthe Treasury.
T. EWING, Secretary Ofte Inferior.
GEO w. CRAWFORD Secretary OfWar.
WIN BALLAD PRESTON, Secretary ofthe Navy
J COLbABER, Postmaster General
REVERDY JOHNSON, Attorney General
The following order has been Issued from the
Treasury Department:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OIHEpAL ORDER Washington, july II, 1859.
The Ruler OF the World speaks ~ the Republic
in The desih Of its Chief Magistrate teschtg lhe vanity Of
human greatness and he uncertainty Of human lie Truly
great and great Magistrate has fstn. The President
directs that occasion full Of sorrow 10 whole people
sbs be marked by The usual pubic demonstrations Of the
nbons loss. Il 10 accordingly ordered that the Offices Of
sud placed In mouTnibg that tbs officers Of tie depart
men the usual badge Of mourning for the term OF six
noDlbs.
IL 10 also directed ha the revenue vesies wherever
plOysd unite with the military naval authorities pay
Ing The bghesiunesl honon Of ne ke?aoic 70 me lus
tnous dead. w NJ MEREDITH
Secretary Of the Treasury.