Cnrre.nondencs Of The Tribune.
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DEATH OF HUGH S. LEGAeE-SlcKSEss OF lY-
LER.-Hon. Hugh S. Legare, Attorney General
and Secretary of State pro tenn. died at the resi-
dence of George Ticknor ESQ. in Park-stfee''
this morning a, O'Clock. He had been III ever
since his arrival on Friday, but was not supposed
TO be in any danger until YESTERDAY morning,
when he was admonished to make ms VIII ana
to prepare for his departure for the world of spirits
Every effort that medical skill could make was
tried. but in vain His disease, at first on y a
sight cold and indigestion rapidly took the form
OF bilious cholic and was followed by the almost
certainly fatal feature Of introsusception Of the
bowels. which terminated in his death this morn
ing an hour before the time he had intended to
leave Boston.


The President was to have left here this nom
ing, but has been prevented by his own illness
and the death Of Mr. Legare. He was too i'll last
evening to attend the parties given In his honor
by David Hcnshaw, Esq, former Collector Of
Boston, and an expcctant Of seat IN the Cab-
net, and by the Mayor and Miss Anna Coolidge.
This morning the President is prostrated by IA
tigue and threatened with inflammation of the
BRAN. He is confined to his lodgings and sees
no vlsiters, but is not supposed to be IN danger