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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY, Four o'Clock.
We regret extremely to announce tho decease of
the Rev. Dr. Chalmers. This eminent divine expired
suddenly, at his residence, Morningside, near Edin-
burgh, on Monday, tbo 31st ultimo. No clergyman
in modern times occupied a more prominent position
in the public eye, not only in his native country, but
throughout Europe and America. His commanding
genius and thorough integrity of purpose entitled him
to the resp..ct and notoriety which he so early acquired
and iii;; retained. The foregoing appeared in a
Second Edition of the Daily News of this morning,
since when we have received the North British
Moil, from which the following is taken:
The tl. epat consternation was spread over the city of
Edinburgh this morning by the unexpected announce-
ment that the Reverend Dr. Chllmerc, the venerable
father aitd leader of the Free Church of Scotland,
had been discovered dead in his bed. On prose-
cuting
.our inquiries, we ascertained that the melan-
choly intelligence was but too accurate—that the rev.
doctor, who attended church yesterday, and had retired to
bed lint night, in his house at Morning near Edinburgh,
apparently in perfectly good health, was discovered by
his servant at an early hour this morning, sitting up in bed
—deed. The legs of the body were crossed over each other,
by one of tl.em being drawn upwards to the knee of the
other; an.' notwixt them a basin was firmly retained, which
it is auppoccd the aged divine must have taken into bed on
errriencine the first access of the fatal attack, from feeling
a ampositi, n to vomit, such as might be created by any sud-
den apoplet tic stroke, or even by spasms. The body was
quite cold •, hen discovered by the servant. Dr. Chalmers
had been dead for some time.
Thus died one who has been justly extolled as the
ssert distinniisbed and able of Scottish divines. Dr. Chal-
mers held b .th the degrees of D.D. and LL I). ; was the first
Yresbyteriao minister who obtained an honorary degree
from the University of Cambridge; and one of the few
Scotehmen who have been elected a corresponding member
of the Institute of France. His collected works fill twenty-
fire duodecimo volumes.
The rev. doctor has left behind him a widow to lament
his loss, and a family of, we believe, six daughters, two of '
whom are !waned, the one to the Rev. Mr. hf•Kentie, of
Ratho, the t thee to the Rev. Dr. Hans, of Skirling, editor
of the "North British Roliew," and four unmarried.
Dr. Chalmers was a native of Anstnither, Fife ; and it Is
stated that he was born about the year 1780, and was,
consequently, in his sixty-seventh year. He studied at
St. Andrew., sad officiated as a clergyman suer nicely at
Wilton, near Hayrick, %jimmy, and Su. John's. Glasgow,
prior to his translation to St. Andrew's in 1823, an Professor
of Moral Philosophy in the United College. In 1828, he
was appointed Professor of Divinity in the University of
Edinburgh, hut relinquished the appointment in 1843, on
his secession from the Established Church. He terminated
his career as Principal of the New College of Edinburgh, in.
stituted in 1843 by the Free Church of Scotland.
His reputation was European ; he was universally beloved
as well at admired ; and will be followed to the grave by the
man of his country and the world.

HORRIBLE MURDER.—This morning, about half-
put five o'clock, as Police-constable B.ettcreby, No. 121 D,
was on duty in Queen-street, Edgeware-road, he observed a
female, naved Hunt, walking along with two bundles, one in
each hand. Suspecting that there was something wrong, as
she appeared greatly agitated, he stopped her and eked her
where she came from, to which she at fret made no reply,
but immediately afterwards said, " No. 40, Adam-street."
The consttWe repaired thither, with her in his custody,
and, having alarmed the inmates, on proceeding to
the apartment lately occupied by the prisoner and
an aged female, named Mary Stowell, a horrible
Sight presented itself On the floor fronting the fire place
lay the b.4y of Stowell, her head literally smashed to atoms,
a poker, with which the diabolical crime had evidently been
committed, lying by her;side. A thick niece of rope was
round her neck, tied in a knot, from which it would appear
that it had been at first attempted to strangle her while in
her sleep, but the effort being iaeffectu.,l, other means
were had recourse to. At half-past 11, the prisoner, a maw
culine•lookisg female, was plated at the bar, before Mr.
Rawlinson, at Marylebone police-office, when the particulars
of the above facts were given in evidence, and tae prisoner
was remanded.