From the ". Y. Erpres& Late Dr. Wainwright.
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This gentleman who died on Thursday night from the bite uf n rattlesnake, is no relative to Rev. Dr.. Wainwright of this city. He was native of England, where his father rt sides, and is said to t,e veal

 thy. He boarded six or seven years since at the Astor House, and becoming embarrassed, his father, it is said, not ons ly paid up his b,s, bu, settled upon him an annuity He has left, 10 mourn his loss. a wite and TWO young children, who are far, we are told, from being in com fUriable circumstances, and n subscrip> tioa was made up on Frld"y for their re lief. He has been engaged for some time in lec,uring on brhalt of mt dicai society, al Al Crosoy Street, in which SIT, e, hc rtsiJed. He wasa professor of ehemis,ry. His remains (which have been partially embaimed) were, afier service a, St. Pau!,s Chapel, placed in a tomb al Greenwood Cemeiry, and will probab,y be sen, for by his relatives in England.

 Itis d singular fact ,hnt Dr. W. was particularly fond of fine specimens of ,his kind ot snake, this making the fourth he has received as a present within two years. They came from his erother-in,, ,, law, residing near Mobile. in Ala,iania The saake was between and feet long. Dr. W. had |; in box, just having res ceived it from the vess'i. He stoppe.i with i, at inc Broadway House, which he had been in the hahn ot fr' quentiEg and while there took it from ihe box. IL lay coilpt on the floor. He had tnile stick in his hand with which he struck il re- pea,edIy, probably with virw'o "niven it, but which nO doubt had the eff'Tct of ifsi.asAsss ii.s He fiaaity said z Welt

 one, boy. I'll put you back ttrtu riI- u''N' now :" and was in the ac! of laying held of it, when it struck hum, with it's tangs, in the finger next to the lihle finger z f the right hand, between the last joint and palm on the insiGe-,he blood spirited cut, and immediately the arm, and soon the body, began to swell, as already de- scribed, the piece of f~sh penetrated by ,hc wound having been in vain cut out. The arm and chest turned dark, we un' ders,ant, before he d'ed-nearly the col or of the snake.