LITTLG RoeK, sept. 9th, le33.
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LITTLE hoGK, sept. 9tn, lS3o. AVfLLAm CUMMINs: iS5l'-

 On the tenth of last month, five days S,bsequent 10 our late election, | received written. communication, dated the day previous, through the hands of your friend Dr. John H. Cooke, bearing your sigma lure. In that communication, I was in- Iomed that within thirty days from that late, I should be called upon to render you personal satisfaction, and lest I should be ignorant of them, you have taken the trou- De of specifying the reasons for your pro- tanation of war. Your alleged grounds Df complaint are, the sentiments expressed

 g me ina speech delivered by me on the Door of Congress, some seven or eight nOnths ago; and my recent publications, iEcted from me by your repeated calls

 trough public paper.

 These are your assigned reasons for the course you have taken, and 1t will be for

 he public to judge If these are your true md onlq reasons. In your notice, ] was

 urther informed that you would have to lsk kamonths delay Ill sending your chal- enge, on account of s'aatmeroats pro ofession- a engagements iDU0lDiiag duties to otbeF8.''

 The tune being about to expire, was honofed on Saturday last, with your call or Ehalenge, and when l read 1t, l informed your friend that t should be attended to, but lo'' 2, q 'sAee dia5 net aPPPfs.;s;e D Doctor