THIRTIETH CONGRESS.


FIRST SESSION.

Senate.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. %, ls47.


THE REMAINS OF SENATOR FAIRFIELD
The galleries Of the Senate Chamber were crowded a.
An early hour by large people, to witness
the funeral ceremonies to be paid to last remains of
Senator Fairded but the Committee of Arrangements
reported to tho effect that the body to leave this
evening, by the Baltimore Railroad en- route for the
State of Maine.


Mr. NILES, from the Funeral Committee, reported the
order of arrangements made with the oonourrence Of
the relatives for the funeral Of the Senator Fair
field Resolutions accompanying the report were adopt.
ed-that the Vice President and Senate, with the
Speaker and the House Of Representatives would Join
the procession that the Chaplain of the Senate preach
the funeral DISCOURSE on Sunday at the Capitol and
that the usual appropriation for q public funeral be
placed in the hands Of Mr. Clark representative from
Maine, to defray the expense Of conveying the body
to its final resting place The resolutions having been
unanimously adopted, the Senate adjourned.