N. Mcnefc6. Mag 9, 1881.
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The Hon. Daniel II. MILLER, whose death at Philadelphia, has been recent ly announced, had been for several years a Representative in Congress, in which capacity his conduct was so oarniable eand concluding that he acquired general esteem, and enjoyed the respect of his political opponents as well as of his nu- merous friends. His standing and in fiuence in the Pennsylvania delegation was probably not exceeded by that of any other mcmber.s He was a useful and assiduous member of the Commit tee, during the indisposition of MT. HorF- MAN. Mir. MILLER did not often ad- dress the House; but, whenever he did, he was beard with attention, as he de- served 10 be, because he spoke with good sense. brevity, and fairness. We sym pathize with his fan1ifyand friends over theio of such friend, who seemed, but a few weeks before, to have the pro- mise of many years of active life before him.