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Postscript TO letter from Washington, in
the Newark Advertiser, announces the death OF
Hon. Mr.. CARUrHgRs of Tenn, from injuries re-
ceiyed by the overturning of the stage near Zanes-
vile, Ohio. Our own letters make no mention OF
the fact, and we hope and trust the rumor is un-
founded. We fear the worst, however, as his ii'-
iaries were of the most serious kind. Senator
SalrE, who was also injured, is improving.


FROM PHILADELpHM-The Letter OF our
attentive correspondent is crowded out. He pre-
diets for Alexander verdict of guilty of man
slaughter or disagreement Of the Jury. He
says also, that gentleman of respectability IL
that City has seen letter announcing that Mr.
CALHOUN has resigned his scat in the Senate.
Sutherland and Grund, he thinks, will be rejected
by the U. S. Senate. Collector SMITH resigns
shortly, and Gen KEIM will take his place


p Notices OF BRowEsoS's s Lecture, and of the
Lecture and Poem before the Lyceura, are una
voidably crowded out this morning-as well q,
many advertisements, our usual City News and
Money Market, and much miscellaneous matter.