CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDIyGs.

House OF Representatives.
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WARRINGTON, June 2s, 1876


rHE Mr.. HrRRrcx


Before the meeting of the House of Representative
this morning. members as they came in, were furnished
placed the lef On the desks were copies Of the
order OF the procession and many were engaged in
their perusa twelve O'Clock the noble and dign6sd
form Of the Speaker passed through the aisle TO the
He was dressed in deep black, white scarf IIay.
ing called the House to order the journal of yeste
was readand, after pause Of minutes the ate
on OF the assembage turned towards main en-.
trance military plume waving feet in the air
ie no doubt that aer General Scott had for an hour
cast aside his operations for defence and come to
solemn funereal rites He accompanied by his aids
wno iooked IKE pgmiss in the contrast stature Ad.
jutant General Jones also in his regimcntals The
doorkeeper conducted them to seats placed in the area
msmoers oi the Cabinet with the exception of Mr.. At
tosney General Mason, occupied chairs nearly opposite
70 tne party who had preceded them.


linen came the members Of the Senate and NJ their
head the Vice President Of the United states who wore
white scarf over his shoulders. They filled the front
range General Houston, Of Texas as soon as his eve
fell upon Mr.. Adams, made him Low bow which WAS
as cordially though not as gracefully returned The
bearers who posted the CORPSE nS pau
the centre Of the hsland these together with twa Of
the family Of the deceased and dauvh,o and ,Ser
friends and the Senators and Representative. from ~
state OF New York, mourners took the sea,s asro
siy reserved for them As is usual on similar occa-
noe rs did the Secretary of the Senate the Clerk of
tns house and tho ChapIans Of tho two branchesali
- At quarter past twelve the Rev. Mr. Milburn. thu
Of the douse arose amid profound silence and
Lora my shepherd, shall not want--IIe maketh me
- I've aown 40 green iastursshe lesdetn beside the
sN wi wssrs aad, cioans the book, he delivered
The Rev 8 rr.r,, n.aoana.I 'sion. =,
s,s anL oe esuty IRON the text Thus sath the Lord
ny hose IN order, Tor thou shalt die ana not ye-
Inis language was addressed to kinr To Hezer,,h by
Ino ProPaet saah anu although 1t true that uneasy
sess tae hca tnat wears CROWN poten,ates arr al
dom dspos TO dispense with the cause OF th. uahan
Piacss ueath however, treads with equal stems INTO
The palace OF the rich and the cottage OF the poor oas
~ the pages OF the history counrv Daa,h -
visited the Executive msnsion and laid Presiden In
the dust while the olive Of political triumph was green
Oh ms orow has entered the departments OF the gov
srnnent, and with the speed Of the lghtnings ASH
sksn those who occupied stations Of responsibility ami
neaor IRON their families and fends IL has Invaded tho
supreme Court, and hurried hence the wise and great