DEATH or Jupcr RAspALL.-The Hon. Ar
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DEATH OF JUDGE RANpALL.-The Hon. Ar
chibald Randall, Judge OF the United States
Court for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania,
and Associate Judge Of that Court for this Cir.l
cult, died at his residence in this city yesterday
morning at 9 O'Clock, aged about flfty--an event
which we record with heartfelt regret Judge
Randall, who was the successor OF the late
Judge Hopkinson, was an upright, humane
Judge, and an amable man, OF retiring, do
mestic habits. He was ever great iavorte
with the Philadelphia Bar. A. second wife,
and eight children are leltto mourn his loss
His disease was gastic apopexy. lie had had
several sudden and serious attacks OF this dis
ease within the last two years, and on Thurs
day last was compelled to adjourn his Court
in consequence of its recurrence. The return
of the attack that proved fatal was doubtless
FASTENED by the effect OF two recent and trying
scenes through which the lamented Judge had
to pass in the performance OF the duties Of his
elevated position Phil Times.


The Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN New YoRK.
The Mirror of Tuesday afternoon says:


The cold water army has invaded our city
to-day, and the Croon is decidedly up--every
fountain and hydrant is playing joyously, and
sending forth copous streams to cool and glad
den its votaries. The procession is highly


mposing-the music, regalias banners and
emblems, and the host Of persons forming a
line Of almost intermlnable length, constitute
one of the grandest affairs we have witnessed
for some time.