The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-01
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
ny NoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHIyoroy, Nay 81, 1850.

~ MoRsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WAsHrSorOs, Nay 81, 1850.
rHE FUNERAL sv SENATOR ELMoRH
The Senate mrt at IL o'clock to attend the funeral
OF Mr.. Elmore The House Of Representatives, the
Diplomatic Corps the President and his cabinet hav-
ing entered the chamber and taken the seats assigned
them the remains were brought in in charge OF the
committee Of arrangements followed portion Of the
family and several Of the friends Of the deceased
Among the spectators upon the floor Of the Senate,
were the young Sandwich Islanders, Princes Lholiko
and Ksnahamapa dressed in superb court suits and
accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Judd and James jackson
James special commissioner and plenipotentary from
the Hawaiian government
The funeral services performed by the Rev R.
r. Gurley who, after reading several portions Of scrip
ture and addressing the Throne Of Grace delivered
discourse from the I'd Epste OF Peter Sd chapter th
verse.
After the benedcton, the procession formed in the
rotunds and the remains were conveyed to the Con-
gressional buryng ground where they deposited
in tho receiving vault to await removal to South Caro-
lima.
the place OF interment in the following order :
The Chapains Of both Houses Of Congress
Physicians who attended the deceased.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. Yulee, Mr. Jones, Of Wisco nsin,
s''' rAll-pr.a1as. s; N''''''
Mr.. Hunter, Mr.. Bright,
Mr.. Dawson, Mr.. Davis, Of Mass,
Mr.. Downs, Mr. Underwood.
The family and friends Of tho deceased.
The Senator and Representatives from the State Of
South Carolina, Is mourners.
The Sergeant alarms o. the Senate Of the United
The Senate of the United States preceded by III.
Vice President Of the United States and their
Secretary
The sers'.ns-.t-Arm' q tA' House of Representa-
The House Of Representatives, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk.
The President Of the United States.
The Heads OF Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate justices Of the su.
its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps
Judges Of the United States
Ofacers Of the Executive Departments
The Mayor Of Warrington
Citizens and Strangers.
The ceremony ct the burial ground having been con-
eludsd the Senate returned to their chamber.
On motion, IL ordered that when the Senate'ad-
journ 1t be to meet on Monday next
~. rnoros,p eLEAsIse oy tn. cHAMnns
journ to Monday, it be to meet on Thursday next He
said he made the motion for the purpose Of giving
opportunity to have the chamber put in its summer
Mr.. KISo said the motion was out Of order.
MI CLAY said was an evasion Of the constitution
most direct and pslpsble but IL in order 40 was
so important 20 the whole country and - desirable of
immediate settlement, was pending
csMYRsNIsn
After some further debate. Mr.. DAvrou with view
to avoiding the constitutional objection raised With
oIsW nls mo.ioh anu moVed 10 take up the Compro-
mise bill with view Of Elovng its postponement un.
til Thursday next.
The motion to take dp agreed TO- but the motion
10 postpone 10 Th1rsdsy next was, afer debate,
jected-Ysas H. nays 10
Mr CLAY then moved postponenens until Monday
next
Mr HALs moved 10 amend 30 as to postpone untii
Monday week,
molion 70 lay the bill on the table was here made
and adopted
PASSAGE or tn. BRANCH MINT BILL
The bill to establish q Mint In New York and
Mint and Assaying once In San Francisco read
third time and passed.
HorIyIcAros oy MR HLMonns DEATH.
Resolutions requesting the VsE PRRsIpsSr to notify
the Executive Of South Carolina Of Mr. Elmore's
death directing the payment to his widow the balance
Of pay and mileage due deceased, and authorizing the
Committee Of to make suitable arrange
ments for the removal OF the body OF Mr. Blmore to
South Carolina, were adopted and the senate sd.
iourned to Monday.