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 House having met, on motion of Mir Bertrand, the reading of the Journals dis pensed with.

 <6Ir Trapnall, in a very appropriate and affecting manner, announced to the House that he had received intelligence of the death of the HoN. CHARLES CALDWELL, a member of the House from the county ol Saline, who had leltfor his residence on Sat urday last, in his usual health, and died in a short time after reaching home.

 He then offered the following:-

 Reso7pcd, That this House has heard with profound sorrow, the sudden and much la mented death of the IoN. CIIA'S. CALD- WE'LL, member of the House of Repre- sentatives from the county of Saline

 heso7ced, further, That in expression ol our high regard and respect for his memory we will wear crape on the left arm for thir- ty days, and that the Senate be informed ot the foregoing resolutions of the House, and asked to concur in the same which Was unanimously adopted.

 E Mr. Clark of Independence then arose and, in a manner equally affective and i'm pressive, announced the death of his col league, the IIoN. MORTIMER W. BALTE MORE, who had died in this City, on the previous night, after a very short illness.

 He then offered the Gollowing:-

 Whereas, 1t has pleased the All-wise God of the Universe to remove, by sudden death from among us, one of the members oi the House

 Therefore, 6e t resozOed, That the House of Representatives deeply deplore his loss and kindly condole with his befeaFed iaml ly. upon the affecting Dispensatioa of Des- tiny.

 Resoleed, further, That in expression Q our esteem and respect to his memory th' members of the House will wear erape uPoi