THE DEATH OF MU. DUEWo deem it proper to s.y in justice t the memory of Mr. luse, who met with such u fcartul death on T uesday, Urn* he was perlec'ly *lt;ber at tin* time of the accident. We are informed thatMr. I. was at times subject to attacks of an epileptic attack thut on one occasion he tell frjin a height while aw»y from home, and was vety much bruited but could never give any account ol the accident* Several instance* have been given u», by those who knew him.of a like character, and we think itproper to state the fact, Such wa*doubtless the condition ot Mr. Iu»e atthe time of hit death, as his hut wanfound at the brewery gate, and hisbody above that point, where he hadevidently wandered in abnetice ot lt;»r abbe'ration of miud.