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The funeral will take place at his resaa at ten o'clock, tomorrow, after whichsn ing of the citizens will be held at the q House, to express their sympathy fa loss.

 We understand an express has been by the cabinet officers for It. Gov. MI duke"

 Thus, suddenly, and in a manner ths1 distressing, las our Sate been deprived Governor, the public of a favorite, and a| fly of it's honored and beloved head cause which led to this tragical event \ tally shadowed forth in the note O| Minor. Besides which, numerous cq lures are aaoat-many of them as un1 as they must be false. Among these nl numbered at least a part of the sugse1 of the Jefferson correspondent of the A Hcan, who seems to be as vindictlye g1 the dead as he is regardless of the llEi| The truest reason for this event would ably be found in momentary abenuq mind produced by that feeble health toF Gov. R. had been for some time ycua

 Gov. Reynolds had been an old and ored resident of this State. He had \ various offices of trust with great cree himself and satisfaction to the people cessful as lawyer, his talents and lnle] recommended him to the public as ohs9 nenlly qualified to serve 1t in an oiical99 city-and with ardent friends to sustain [ he was rapidly promoted from one snA1 another, increasing in popularity ateVeys Y until he finally attained to the highest " within the gift of his State. It is 10 Osos1 deplored that life which has been so us and so honorable should have ended "' happily.

 It. Gov. MARMADuKE, who will now sume the Gubernatorial chair, is geau']] of ability and sterling character-aila' 'N1 pie may rely upon him for an honesF ful, and able discharge of the dutes J u| office. It is certainly a source oi Plssl ss| ln a moment of such gloom, to know ,a ~y| reigns of government will fall mo l''I( M once competent and faithful. Gov X doubtless already at his post