"Trna. 'tis an awfsl thing to die ;.
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Irna, lis an aWi8l thing tO die:

 Twas, even to him; but tha das3l vale once tFod,

 Heaven ifs its everlasting portals high,

 And bids the pure in heart behold thelr God.n Mir President, when one of Us rises here to announce the death of a colleague, he cannot but reflect that if he stay here. the time nust come, and he knows not how soon, when another colleague shall perform that sad office towards himself We all know that we must follow OUT departed associate; and no one oi us can tell how few steps he may be, even now, behind him. l hope this reflection may chasten us in our too heated pursuits of worldly objects; may teach Us to regard the world but as the world; may inspire us with kindness, forbearance, and mutual good will: and lead us, while we serve with all oui powers tEe country which honors us, to rec ollect still that we arc not here always, and that scenes not vet beheld, nor comprehend- ed, nor capable of being fully conceived, are before us all.

 Mr. llUGER next rose and addressed the Senate for ten minutes, but in so low tone of voice, and evidently so much affected, thai only the purport of his remarks could be unnerstood in the galleries He depicted in feeling terms the urbanity, intelligence, honor and courtesy, which ever distinguished the senator whose death had created void in the Senate which it would be well if Massachn. setts could fill up again with so much cred to herself

 Mir. EVANS, with deep feeling, expressed the consolation, on this melancholy occasion which flowed from the respectful notice o Ilp fb f sure it would be the pleasure of the Senate to manifest Tn every proper manner it's higI respect for the deceased, and its sense of the great loss which all had sustained. Removed the following resolutions, which were unani- mously adopted:

 ReSolred unanimously, That committee be appointed to take order for experimenting the funeral of the Hon. ISAAC c. BATES. which will take place tomorrow at l2 o'clock, and that the Senate will attend the same

 ResofUed unanimously, That the members ol the Senate, from sincere desire of show ing every mark of respect due to the memory Of the Hon. ISAAC c. BATES, deceased, late member thereof, will go into mourning for him one month, by the usual mode of wear Ing crape on the left arm.

 Resolred unanimously, That as an addi- tonal mark of rcspectfor the memory of the Hon. ISAAC C. BATES, the Senate do now adjourn.

 The CHAIR announced the following Com mltiee oi Arrangements; Mir. EVANS, Mir MANGuM, MT. WooDBURY, Mr. BARROW, Mr. SEVER, and Mir. CAss.

 The Senate then adjourned to l2 o'clock tomorrow.