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We learn, from one of the Baltimore pa- pers, that Mir. JAMES MILLS, the Eronaut, a citizen of that town, was found dead in the Academy Buildings, in York, Pa, by the side of Balloon, which he was preparing for a second aerial voyage, from that place. The paper says; "No one was present with Mir. Mills at the time, but it is understood that his death resulted from the rupture of a blood vessel--a circumstance the more probable, as the frequent erial excursions of the deceased are supposed to have cre- ated predisposition that way.

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