The New York herald., 1862-01-23


good idea OF the latest condition Of things rebedom
THE LAST HOURS OF EX-PRESIDENT TYLER.
[From the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 90
On Saturday morning the public startled by the
intelligence that little after midnight exPresdent Ty
Ter had breathed his last at his rooms in the Exchange
Hotel OF this city The announcement OF the melancholy
fact occasioned the most painful surprise in the
nifty, a. had not been known that Mr. Tyler had been
disposed
on the Sunday morning preceding his death Mr. Tyler
to the breakfast table A the Exchange Hotel
usual. While slipping cup Of tea he seized with
sudden fantness and on attempting TO rise from his chair
fell to tho door. He taken into the ladies' parIor,
where he and was then conveyed to his cham
her Several physicians present and came to the
assistance of Mr. Tyler
This sudden attack Of illness was not supposed to be
serious and gave but little alarm as il was known that
the deceased different periods OF his e had been sub
ect attacks of vertigo Hopes INDUCED of
his speedy recovery and not doubted that be would
get we'll until the night he died when he taken sud
denly worse, and failing rapidly but without pain died
precisely fifteen minutes past twelve O'Clock on Friday
night.
Al the time of the decease of r Tyler there were pre-
Josiah C. Wilson. of Charles City Mr. and Mrs. Ballard
and Mrs. Tyler and child These were the wit
nesses of his last moments. DR.. Brown had
Mr. Tyler said doctor, am dying" A few moments
and he fell OF into the utter weakness preceding disso
luton Ono OF the attending scans approached the
bedside with medicine said "Mr. Tyler me give
you stmulant." 81 will not have it, replied the
dying sufferer aud in a few moments quietly breathed
his last. His last Ineligible words was the reply to the
doctor
II is not determined in detail what will be the order
OF the funeral ceremonies Of tho illustrious dead and
they will not be determined until the Committee Of Ar
rangements in the Provisional Congress, Of which Mr.
Tyler was momber, is appointed. which will be done
to-day The melancholy event will be noticed in Con-
gress this morning aud appropriate sulogiums an.
nounced.
The remains of the deceased yesterday taken
the Capitol where they will lilo iu state until removed for
interment.
Il is expected that the remains will he removed to.
morrow, aftor consulting the wishes lof Mrs Tyler
who is at present absent from the city having ls here
on saturday. Il is understood that a funeral sermon
will be preached in this city but the details OF The
and arrangements yet in the hands OF the committee.
saturday the bells Of the city toled testimony
OF the public sorrow, all the legislative bodies ad
ourned and the iags the Capitol the public Offices
and other buildings in tho city remained droopngAt half
mast under the wet and couded skies Vi saturday and
Sunday.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE LATE Ex-PREsrDESr TYLBR's
FUNERAL.
from the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 90
THE oBsHoCIEs or THE DECEASED.
II Ia not dstermi ned detail what will lie the order
OF the funeral ceremonies OF the urous dead and they
nen,s the Provisional Congress, Of which Mr.. Tyler
member, is appointed. which will be done today.
The melancholy event will be noticed in Congress this
morning, and appropriate eulozums pronounced by dis
tngushed members Of that body.
Tho following is the list OF this committees Of arrange
and conferences appointed 10th branches OF the
" TIE iiouse Of Dereontes Barbour, Newton,
Roocrtson Hunter shefey GTattan anderson o. Bo'e-
lin, aud Mallory.
fa ne lSeaab-Messrs Branch, Robertson Collier,
Wiley, Isbsil, Newman. and johnson.
The ns OF the deceased yesterday taken to
the capital where they will lie IN state until removed for
intsrment Three O'Clock ia the afternoon the solemn
ceremony of laying the remains in state performed
the capital the body being disposed by Lieutenant
Montague Mr. Isabel OF the State senate and
Mr Bocock, member Of Congress; tbs members OF
gress Of the senate Of Virginia and Of the House Of Dele
gates attending In procession.
II is expected that the remains will be removed
after consulting the wishes OF Mrs Tyler who
absent from the city having left here on
preached in this city but the details Of time arrange
menL vet In the hands Of the COMMITTEES
On Saturday the bells OF the city were toled in tssi
mouy Of the public all the legislative bod we're
adjourned, and the flags the capitol, the public
offices and other buildings in the city remained dropping
half under tho wet aud coded skies of saturday
and sunday.
A FINE PICTURE OF THE REBEL STTU ALTON.
A SOUTHERN PAPER COMPLIMENTS THE FEDERAL
ARMY--rHE REBELS CHECKMArED IN KENTUCKY
NO HOPES FOR RscOOSIriOS--THE REBELS IN A
MIDDLE.
[From tho Memphis Argus, Jan. q
Price is IN full retreat smahuoyd Price will probably
continue in full retreat for there ssvcraliniesd
less than threederof armies, ech trrg letter armed
and better cguipfed eonysyging upon him. Hi past
tories have been rendered vaueess Fyral orces hdue
be~y. vs1ssed in kentucky t0o gTedt for Of SIDNEY
Johps,ons oolier rentue 10 attack and the paalyzng
OF Price through the withdrawal Of hcUulloch has
tho overrunnu OF Missouri ~ the Arkansas frontier
an easy task the fsdersls w, forced back NJ
Ms,ouri-checkma,ed IN Kentucky Chase has obtained
his moneys In Wall street.
TIE bbckad, IL unbsatoJb by ss yet IN word w>
4 hen,ned Va have allowed the victory