From the Darien Phnnix
Died, to-day, after an existence ofnot quite fifteen months. the Darien PhGalr. Consumption inherited from its ances- tor. the Dariea Gazette, may perhaps be assignedasone of the remote causes of its death, but the proximate agent was nn. doubtedly starvation forwith the appe- tite of thecromorant, thadscarceiy pab- ulum enough to subsist swallow. Yet neither hunger nor disease could sub- due its spirit or damp is eheerfulness. To the last t forebore complaint, and gave up the ghost laughing at the pale messenger of destruction. By borrow ing from Pope, ah epitaPii Is appended; How cursed or lauded once avails thee not; By whom conducted or by whom begot:

 A heap of pi IS all remains of thee--

 'Tis all thou art, and all thou e'er wilt be.