.., wheie iie was stoppiae on iiis way

m a visit io Beaton, it was ikonghl at that nine that his illness would be ol sltoi | duration, and hopes were entertained by his friend* of a. reunion. A dispatch, however, has keen received staling thai his disease had assumed a fatal type, and that his Meads mo mentarily expected his- decease.

Eristci'Ai.iANf PiTsUCA*.—The Aus:m (Tex as; Intelligencer, Decemter ifl, says: "Bishop