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TIE Death of Mr.: Wrighh The death oI
Slas Wright took place at ten o'clock on Friday
morning. An extra from the Ogdensburg Re
publican states that about half-past eight o'clock
A. nj. Mr. Wright called at the post office, ap'
parently in his usual health. While seated in a
chair at the post Office, reading letter, the young
man, the only clerk in the office, perceived that
he dropped the letter, and appeared as if seized
by sudden pain. He was alarmed, and inquired
Of Mr. Wright what was the matter2 Mr.. w.,
putting his hand on his heart, replied that he was
suffering extreme pain in the chest-that he had
twice before within the week felt similar pain, and
that upon sitting down i; passed away. But this
was more severe-he felt it passing into his left
arm to his neck He rose and went to the door
TO 90 home but returned to his seat and desired
the Young MN TO 60 or send for DR.. Clark The
young man sen: for DR.. Clark, who soon came
into the office and gave Mr.. Wright some medi-
cine, which seemed to relieve him, and Mr. w.
accompanied by the Dr., walked home, few
rods from the Office.


The Doctor remained with Mr.. Wright at his
house some time, and left him lying upon his bed
in gentle perspiration, supposng him to be better
Very soon after he had left him, message reach
ed DR.. Clark that Mr.. Wright was dying. and
before the Doctor reached the house he was dead.


Governor Wrigh, had been selected and con- ,
sentrd, to oliver the annual address before the
State Agricultural Society, at the approaching
air. AZ. Y. E0. Posi-