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 MONDAY MoRNING, Aug. P.

 sDEATH OF MR. MUHLENRuRG.-Wi feelings of deep and unleigned sorrow are called upon to give publicity to an event which has painfully proved how true is the oltrepeated sentence that s' in the midst et life we are in death," HENRY A. MUH- LENBURG, our distinguished and beloved fellow citizen, departed this life at his residence in this borough, yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, at o'clock He had an attack ol apopeXy. on Saturday evening. about 10 o'clock, while sitting as was his usual GUS tom at the trontdoor of his mansion, and was taken up in state of nsensibiiy, and remained so until the hour of his death.'

 From a notice in the Pennsylvanian, we learn that MT. FRANCIS R. SKUNK will be selected by the Democratic party to supply the place of Mir Mullen burg, as their candidate for Governor The eharac- ter and standing of Mir Shunll afford assurance to the friends of the cause that will be safe and sue cessfu in his hands The election takes place on the sth October