Isaac CAMPBELL, a native of Sackville (West. Co.) and one of the oldest pilots on the continen, died in New York on the 14th in his 80th year. Mr. Campbell left Sackville in 1830 as a young man for New York where he worked as a news collector, which consisted before the days of the ocean steamers meeting inland vessels carrying mails, and by fast sailing yachts bringing the mails to land. Mr. Campbell knew every inch of the coast from the Bay of Fundy to Florida. His brother, C.E. CAMPBELL of Westcock survives him.