OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF A. H. SEE.

 WEIR, AT LITTLE ROCK.
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On Monday, the 18th instant, Col. SE-

 FiER, and party of his friends, had a di1,-

 sng, or Champaigne drinkimg, in Little

 Rock. About or3 o'clock, they came into the street very much excited with

 Champa'gne, as they said, and one of the company began a quarrel with a citizen of the town, of different politics from Mir. Se- vler' which resulted in fight. By this ume crowd had assembled, and several ot .Hr. Serser's parti1ans were laboring to str up the crowd and make partg contest oi It. One ot his deUoted adherents com menced the most wANToN and UNpRovoK- ED attack on MT. Cummins that ever wifi messed, Ino doubt on account of his f,ue charges against Judge Johnson.1 The KloI continued until night. There were three or four fights; but no material iniurv done, the assailants generally being repuls- ed Mr. Seoier and his friends were most y armed with pistols and butcher-kniyes put few ot the others had arms of any kind.

 ne HONORABLE DELEGATE him. self, was III the crowd during the whole tlne, encouraging his 'sboys,'' and stirring uieh up to acts of violence. There no doubt would have been very serious and results, but for the pacific exer- uons ot Col. Taylor, the Sheriff of the county Col. Fowler, Maj. Field, and a few others. When the attack above men, toned < was made upon Mr. Cummins, MT. neu'ef stood in the door of the Cofiee-house. a lew yards distant, and stimulated his J,re'ad to commit violence upon him. This same friend of Mr. Seuier,s labored all the esehlns to excite the parties against each o'hef' and nsulted several gentlemen gross