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A RELIC OF THE REvoLUTloN.-Died in Derry,
n. H. on the Sth inst. Major GEORGE BuRNHAM.
in the 94th year of his age. He served in the
Continental Amy through the entire Revolution
airy struggle, without single furlough, even TO
visit his friends, and was engaged in most of the
Battles of the Revolution. He possessed an IN
tellect of high order, which he retained in an
extraordinary manner to the latest period of MS
lie. For many years he had been a leading
member OF the Presbyterian Church in Derry,
and was regarded as one OF the wisest in counsel
of his towns,nen. During the later years of his
life he has enjoyed the Pension 50 Justly bestowed
by the American People on those who gallantly
struggled to achieve Their Independence.


lgr President TYLER and his suite passed
through this city at an early hour yesterday
morning on their way to Washington. 1t is said
that previous to his departure from Boston Ma
rHAs1EI. GREENE was re-appointed Postmaster at
that city in place of Geo. w. Gordon, dismissed,
and that ROBERT R,NrouI was also appointed
Collector in place of Mr.. Lincoln. Other changes
in subordinate Offices are also mentioned.