DEATH OF ACHIL1E MURAT.
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 We learn from the 'Floridian' of the l7h ult., that AchilIe Murat, the eldest son of Napoleon's celebrated Marshal died on the 18th ult. at his residence in Jefferson county, Florida. Prince Mu- rat has resided in this country since 1891 living ithout os,eniation as citizen of the republic he had adopted. His mind was ofa high order, his literary acquire~ ments extensive, and his powers ot con- versntion unusually great He was the the author of several works of merit on the subject of our institutions. He was followed to the grave by large con. course of friends and citizens, minute guns being fired during the morning of the interment. In the death of Prince Mura: we are forcibly reminded of the hrilli,nt pageant of the Empire in which his father shone forth so conspicu"nsly Born to a throne, aud gifted with every quality to fill it worthily. his lot has been to die a private citizen in a dis'ant land. Prince Murat died at the age of forty six years -[Phila. Bulletin.