TWENTY.EIGHTH CONGRESS,

MONDAY, DECEMBER A, lsi3.


SENATE.
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AT IL o'clock this body was called 10 order by
the President, and the following newly elected
members were sworn in, TO wit:
From Maine, Mr.. Fairfield.


From New Hampshire, Mr.. Atherlon
!, From Vermont, Mr.. Upham.


From New York, Mr.. " right.


From Pennsylvania, Mr.. Buchanan.


From North Carolina, Mr.. Haywood.


From Kentucky, Mr.. Crttenden.


From Tennessee, Messrs. Foster and Jarnegan.
From Ohio, Mr.. Allen. r.


From Illinois, Messrs. Breeze and Semple
From Georgia, Mr.. Colquil.


From Missouri, Mr.. Atchison.


From Indiana, Mr. Hannegan.


The whole number of Senators present was
thirty-six.


Mr.. CRITTENDEN presented the credentials
of Messrs Foster and Jarnegan, and remarked,
with pleasant smile, that he had the houor TO
announce that the State Of Tennessee had at
length succeeded in joining herself to this body
by the election of these gentlemen.


The following preliminary resolutions were
then passed, to wit:


Mr.. CRITTENDEN moved the usual resolu-
ton that the Senate inform the other House, by
its Secretary, that it was organized and ready to
proceed to business.


Mr.. BATES, resolution for the supply of
newspapers, as heretofore.


Mr.. EVANS, resolution that the Senate con-
tinue to meet at 12 o'clock until otherwise
ordered.


Then, on motion of Mr. PHELPS, the Senate
adjourned.