Skip Skip MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE. The following message was received from the HoRep by Mr. MCPHERSON, its Clerk: Mr. President, I am directed by the HoRep to inform the SenatU hat it has this day adopted the following resolutions: Resolved, That this House has heard with deep sensibility the announcement of the death of Hon. Souwox Foor, a Senator in Congressfrom the State of Vermont. Resolved.That. as a testimonyof respect for the memoryof the deceased, the membersand officer;of this House will wear the usual badge of mourning for 30 Resolvedra], yrhsa. t the roc eedingsof this House i n relation to the death0 Hon. Sououon Foo r becom municated to the family of the deceasedb the clerk. Remind, That the Housewill as a ha y reair to the SenateChamber to attend the funeral of the de ceasedat the hour of one oclock this day and upon its return to the Hall that the Speaker declare the House adjourned. At one oclock the corpse, attended by the committee of arrangements, pull bearers, family and friends of the deceased, and citizens of Vermont, was removed from the late resi dence of the deceased, and placed in the area in the center of the Senate Chamber where seats were provided for the remaining Sens&Reps from Vermont and the family of the deceased. The judges and officers of the SCOTUS, the POTUS and heads of the various Depts, and the members of the HoRep, receded by their Speaker and officers, enteredlthe Senate Chamber at intervals, and were conducted to the seats assigned to them. Prayer was then offered up by Rev. E. H. GRAY, D. D., Chaplain of the Senate. Rev. Brnon I l. SunnrnLAND delivered a discourse from the text, Psalm ciii, verses 13 18: "Like as a father piticth his children, so the Lord 31 ieth them that fear him. For he knowcth our frame; he remembercth that we are dust. "As for man.his days are as grass; as a flower of the field, so he flourislictli. “For the wind pussethover it, and it is gone: and th“e place thereof shall know it no more. but the mercyof the Lord is everlasting upon them from everlasting to that fear him, and his right eousnessunto childrens children. “To such us keep his covenant, and to those that. Remember his commandmentsto do them." Rev. C. B. Borsrox, Chaplain of the HoRep, closed the ceremonies by an impressive prayer, after which the funeral procession left the Senate Chamber to convey the body to the depot of the Baltimore and Washington railroad, in the following order: The Chaplains of Congress for the occasion. The Physicians who attended the deceased. Committee of Arrangements. Mr. DOOMTTLE, Mr. Haxnni exs, ANTHONY, SHERMAN, HeivAnn, BuenALnw. Pall Bearers. Mr. Fusssnnun, Mr. Gimmiz, HARius, 2 LANE of Indiana, JOHNSON, 8 SUMNER. The family and friends of the deceased. The Sens&Reps from the State of Vermont as mourners. Citizens of the State of Vermont. The Sergeant at Arms of the Senate of the U.S. The members of the Senate, preceded by the President of the Senate protempore an the SecyS. The Sergeant at Arms of the HoRep. The members of the HoRep, receded by its Speaker and Clerk. The POTUS The Heads of Depts. The Diplomatic cors. Jedges of the U.S. Officers of the Executive Depts. Officers of the Army and Navy. The Mayor of Washington. Citizens and strangers. After the funeral, the Senate returned to their Chamber. ADJOURNMENT to MONDAY. On motion of