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OF the largest bookstores in the United
States. He was introduced, on Monday
morning, by Mr.. Gales Of the intelligencer. Mr.
u 10 truly unfortunate in having reserved for his
old age the most laborious undertaking OF his lie
We notice, again, in his accustomed corner in
the gallery, where he has been attending every day.
rain or shlne the sittings OF the Senate tor years
past, Mr.. T. w., so mercilessly punished for de-
hcit of some $4,000, as an Office. holder under the
administration OF Mr.. Adams He seems never TO
have recovered from his penalty, and 10 living
monument OF official delinquency most profitable
for contemplation 10 the servants OF Uncle Sam.


We expect an adjournment OF the Senate to-
morrow for the residue OF the week.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
Election of ChapLains-Ows Day Election Lai0-


First Tariff Effort.


The House OF Representatives was occupied
nearly all the morning in the vipa voce election Of
chaplain, which finally resulted in the choice Of
the Rev. Mr.. Daily, Of the Methodist church The
Senate reelected tine Rev. Mr. Tustin, of the
Presbyterian congregation, who performed this
service in that body last year. The JOINT resolu-
ZION requires that the Chaplains shall be of differ
eat denominations, and perform service week in
each house alternately. The one day Presiden-
lial election bill, noticed by Mr.. Duncan yester-
day, was called up and postponed till Monday. and
notIce was given Cf intention to present bill TO
repeal the duty on cotton bagging and gunny
cloths.