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DIED, at Wood Cottage, Arkansas, on the ith instant, of very sudden and short sickness, Mrs A. 4. LACY, wife of Hon. THOMAS J. LACY, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Arkansas.

 We copy the following just and feeling tribute to her memory.

 From Me Ne,c Orleans Bulletin

 This unexpected and afllicting dispensa- ton occurred while Judge Lacy was absent from home, attending to necessary business i'll this city

 The intelligence of her death cannot be otherwise than painful and distressing to her relatives and friends, while the blow is terri ble and crushing to the hopes and happiness ot her husband Indeed, she was most es- timable and noble lady, whom nature had en- dowed with choice and rich gifts of mind. disposition and beauty. She possessed the reason, judgement, and courage of our sex. with all the disinterestedness, tenderness and devotion of her own. These rare and extra ordinary qualities were unwearlly exerted for the pleasure and benefit of others, and tse ia- terpst aud Happiness q him to whom hei heart gave all its allegiance. without one thought of her own qualification, and in total iorgetlulness of herself.

 Her sincerity and truth, her justice anc