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The following tribute to the memory of MT. CRITTENDEN, was not received in time for publication in our last number:

 4 We have heard, with heartfelt sorrow, the melancholy dispensation which has de- prived this place of the Hon. ROBERT CRITTENDEN, an esteemed and most va lued iriend--the society at large, of one whose character and conduct were adorn- ed by all the virtues and charities of our nature.

 zsThe memory of such man deserves more than an ordinary tribute. Much might be said, and truly said, of his high mental endowments -of the lofty integrity ofhis conduct--of the private virtues which adorned his life. These will never be for gotten by the large circle of friends who had been taught the solid worth of his cha yacter. and who now mourn over the loss ol a man whose daily life was an incentive to, as. it was practical illustration of, virtue and extended usefulness. The eminence to which he had attai1ed in his profession, was not the result of friendly patronage, ol fortiit0us circumstances. 1t was dis tnction nohIy won ;i lis i talents skill and learaing--the need justly and readily ten dered to moral worth, private virtue, and intellectual power.

 He was not less known for his ,mdaunt- ed courage fhaa his sterling integrity ol purpose. He was ever regulated by the pure impulses of his honest heart, and his friendshlps were the offspring of his unso- 1phisticated nature. oman could better participate in the feelings of his fellow nan;