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Death of Hon. LelCis F. Linn.-We are pain
ed to announce the death of DIR. LINN, one of the
REPRESENTATIVES of the State of Missouri in the
Senate of the United States. We copy from the
Washington Globe, the following just and eloquent
tribute to his memory:


"The 81. Louis papers bring intelligence of the
death of DR.. Linn, in LoIices conVOkng public
meeting of of all parties, TO express the pubic
sense Of the calamity sustained by the country IN
the premature demise of this most eStlmable man.
He died suddenly on the 3d of this month, at his
home in ST. GeuevieVe. He had during The spring,
suffered from whit was considered pneumatic at
fecton but recovered sufficiently 10 make tour
the Eastern Cities and seemed perfectly restored
on his return. The illness which closed his useful
momentary. Having reured, alter d.
ming, he was found 10 have passed from repose TO
death without struggle.


We have never known man more worthy, or
sc we'll calculated TO win on the affections OF all
who associated with him. He was man OF the
kIndest bravest, and most generous heart that eV-
er beat within a hnman breast With all the spirit
of the hshesttoned chValry, he had all the Sotness
and genlleness of the kindest feeling mingled with
II; and such the sincerity and uP:Ightness OF
his character that in the midst OF the bltIeres par
ty strife, although known TO be as prompt as any
one TO vndcate his honor or that OF his TRENDS
he was fortunately always found to be the readI-
est and most successful peace-maker 1t was be-
cause he was the most beloved man IN the Senate,
and because the greatest confidence was reposed
in his Justice, inPartiality, and honor


DR.. Linn's talents were of very high order, and
of the most useful cast. When he entered the
Senate, he came from pursuit which did not pre-
pare him at all for that forum of great statesmen n
and orators vet he soon became speaker, and
one Of the most efficient members OF that body
No man ever grew more astonishingly than DR..
Linn to the stature necessary TO fiji the important
place he occupied among the ablest men of our
country. He attained most extraordinary infu-
ence in the body of which he was member; and
we believe there was no Senator who could more
successfully manage the great and d cult questions
which he undertook TO consummate. Unfortunately
for his country, and especially his State, he has
been cut off in the midst of his usefulness, and we
greatly fear the void his death has made cannot be
supplied"