New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

From The Richmond EramiAcr o. Monday morn
ing laet we obtain the following items of Tn,
Er0uacr comes to us in mourning for the late John
Tyler
DEATH OF EN-rREsiDENr TYLER.
On Saturday morning the public were startled by
the INTEL yence that IA little inter midnight, EXPIRES
ident Tyler bad bresihed his Last at bis in the
Exchange Hotel Of this city. The announcement Il
the melancholy fact occasioned the most painful
prize ia the community, AS IL had not been known
that Mr. Tyler had been sick, or even generally
known that be had AT all been indisposed.
On the Sunday morning preceding his death, Mr..
Tyler came to the breaKiast.tabe, al the Exchange
Hotel as usual. While rpping a cup of tea he was
seized with sudden faintness, and Oh attempting To
rise from bis chair fell 10 the floor. lie was taken
into the ladies' parlor, where he recovered and was
then conveyed to his chamber. Several physicians
were present, aud came TO the assistance OF Mr.
Tyler-among Others, DR.. Crockett, DIR. Brown, and
DR.. Miller, tho latter OF whom assisted in bearing
him ont Of the brcakfastroom. DIR. Fairfax was
also called in by Mr. Ballard, the proprietor Of the
hotel.
Ihis sudden attack Of illness was not supposed to
DO serious, aud gave but little alarm, as it was
known that the deceased at different periods Of his
life had been subject to attacks Of vertigo.
Hopes indu ged OF his speedy recovery, and il
was not doubted that he would get well until the
night he died when he was suddenly taken worse,
and failing rapidly, but without pain. dicd precisely
al Ia ON Friday night
THE oBsrQUIEs oP THE DECEASED.
II is not determined, in detail, what will be the
order of tho funeral ceremonies Of the llustrious
dead, and they will not be determined until the Com.
mttee Of Arrangements ia the Provisional Congress,
of which MIR. Tyler n member, ia appointed,
which will be done to-day. The melancholy event
will be noticed in Congress- this morning, and
appropriate eulogiums pronounced by distinguished
members of that body. The following il tho list Of
the Committees Of Arrangements and Conference
appointed in both branches Of the State Legislature
la the House Of Delegaies-Messrs. Barbour,
Newton, Robertson, Hunter, Shelley, Grattan, Blue,
McCamant, Riyes Jones, Saunders of Franklin,
Mallory, Anderson OF Botetourt.
In the Senate-Mersrs. Branch, Robertson, Colli-r
Wiley, Isbell Newman, johnson.
THr LYING IN STATE.
The remains OF the deceased were Yesterday taken
TO the Capitol where they will lie in state until re-.
moved for uterment. Three O'Clock in the after
noon the solemn ceremony Of laying the remains
in state was performed at the Capitol the body be
ing disposed by Lieut. Montague. Mr. lsabell
of The State Senate, and SIR. Bocock, member OF
Congress; the members of Congress of the Senate
OF Virginia and OF the House OF Delegates attend.
lng III processi n.
II il expected that the remains will lie removed
tomorrow, after consulting the withcs of MIs w
ler VINO 10 at present absent from the city having
loft here on Saturday. IL ia understood that a III
n-r,l-sermpn will be preached IN this city, hut The
b.