

DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY MAG ETIC TELE G r APH

XxIxth CONGMEss Second se,.ion.
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SENATE. Wednesday, Jan 81 I5iS.
Mr. JoHXsoN of La announced IN appropriate
terms the death Of ms lamcnted colleague, Hon.
ALEXANDER BARROW paying Just tribute
TO his high character and many virtues and con.
cludiny with moving the usual resolutions.


Nj BESToS seconded the resolutions and IN
feeling and impressive manner bore testimony TO
the noble heart aud m aniy virtues OF the decea n
Air BREEsE also bore testimony 10 the Iusii'- oi
the eulogiums winch had been passed upon the -
ceased, and was followed bE


Mr. HhSSEGAS, whose solemn colaehee 'ouohsu
the hearts o. al. present,


Mr. CqlrrLNDES rose to add his testimony to
what had been said but was ovcrpowcred hy his
emotions and sat down


The Resolutions were adopted in silence, and
thci. the Senate adjourned


HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,


\ communication was received from the secre-
tary OF The Treasury in reply 10 Mr.. RATHBUH :
Resolutions asking for information IN relation 10
weiEhcrs guaccrs, &c. Not read.


Mr. SrAaKwEATHER explained his remarks made
YESTERDAY Had not said that he regarded Col.
BAKER irresponsible. On the contrary he consId.
cred him responsible because he had received IN
travelling fees as Colonel and mileage as member
OF the House. sc. some 5000.


Mr. HARALsoN from the Military Committee r.
ported back the resolution OF Mr. Baker relative
TO clothing so amended to provide that the cloth
inC be delivered 70 Guartcrmasters.-
Mr BAKER made personal explanation respect
ias his course and quoted PFecedents showing his
right to occupy his seat He only desired clothing
to be furnished TO the men-was indifferent by
what agent


Nj ScHE.ck offered a resolution inquiring into
the right OF Mr.. Baker TO occupy seat IN the
House while holding commission from Govern
ment as Colonel


Mr. BAKER had no obja ton to the resolulion
but did not wish his dragged before the coun
try He should leave tomorrow and would now
take leave OF the House


The resolution OF Mr.. ScHEScK was withdrawn
A message was received from the Senate relat
ing to the death Of Senator BAHacw.


Mr. MORSE Of La. made an eloquent and i'm
pressive address. No he said ever ombined
in more amiable form those noble qualities which
make rlcu love them than ALEXANDER BARROW
He was with him when he died when for the last
time lie ,rsssed : cold hand His wonis were
&c. sha aever see Louisiana more li.s last mo-
ments wera passed in tender and heat -ding al
luslou. 20 lis wife and family Ne ever had
more reasonable expectations i - and bril-
liant ca.uar.


The castomar Resolutions were adopted. after
which .ae House adjourned till tomorrow.


WASHINGTON Dec. 80.
The VA Ness case closed to.dav. Eleven iu-
rors consented to give verdict against the plain
it'll Mrs Conner III accordance with the lnstruc-
tions OF the Court One demurred and was with
drawn hy consen, oi counsel. The verdict was rem
dcred by IL The case goes TO the supreme Court.


PHLApELIHIA Dec. 80
The : 4thern mail has arrived al Washington
but brings nothing South OF Montgomery Alabama
Our Grain market is inactive The 9ittsburg Iele
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