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Major General Morton, one of our oldest and most respected citizens, died suddenly on Saturday morn ing aged 76. He had been, as was his custom at an early hour, to the Washington Market and on his re- turn stopped at the shop of Mir John " Graham, tin smith, 1SO Greenwich, corner or Fulton street. with whom he was in conversation, when he was attacked by apoplexy, fell back and expired.

 Elisha W. King, Esq. long one of the most distin- gushed members of the bar, and conspicuous amongst us for his excellence in all the various relations of life Brooklyn.

 Alderman Samuel Purdy, of the Tenth Ward, also died on Saturday night. He had been i'll for some time past He had long retired from active business exercise of hia mnnicinal duties M V Cnnr