THINGS IN WASHINGTON. Correspondence of ike Tribune.
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Washington, Dec. 24,-Midnight.

 A challenge to fight duel having pas sed between MT. Davis of Ky. and MT. Ba. ly of Va. to day, the Police took the matter in hand tonight. understood that Mr. Bayly ix arrested and that they are in pur- suit of Mir. Davis believe Mir. Burt of s. c. and MT. Barrow of La. have been ac- ting in this affair in some capacity as the friends of the respective parties. .-'

 l hope you have found room for the whole or part of the review of the Presidents Message, published in yesterdays Richmond Whig. It is from the pen of Hon. J. M. Bolts. ..-.g .,6, ..-... . n. ... ....-

 It is said that the President will send in a Message on Monday or Tuesday, recom- mending the creation of the office of Lieut.. General, a. ..,a ..' ...,. -t -..

 Mir. Douglass of Ill. received about forty letters to night, informing him of his cleo ton as Senator of the Uuited States, in place of MT Semple. .

 Col. Patrick Calhoun is among the stran- gers now in town. .. 1. . r. 2. |-.

 Hon. Willard Fillmore, of Buffalo, arri- ved in the midnight train tonight, and stops at Coleman's. u. - RICHELIEU.

 