: LATE HUESTON.
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Diamond, of Tuesday, has the


y mournful paragraph:


pms of the lamented Hueston
p board the steamer Clipper, last
En- left for Baton Rouge in the
70 man was more esteemed at
Il deceased, and the arrival of his


Ve produced the most poignant


minds of his fellow-citizens.-
2ne to whom the blow must have
Flg, The partner of his bosom
Ronhdlng being who watched for


'he cherished freside, was yes
hg presented with a coffin! No
give a description of the scene
Il ensued when the dreadful truth
'ner mind, and we can only hope


'emperS the wind to the shorn
n her strength in the dark hour
II prevent her falling, like a reed,


orm that has made desolate the


winch we may look for unalloy-