BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Washington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
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Correspondence Of the Herald


WASHINGTON, Jan 10, l845
JAS q. BENNETT, ESQ.,


There is no mistake Of the disappearance OF
Nessrs. Clingnlan, Of N. c., and Yancey, OF Ala
bama. They have certainly gone out to fight
They have managed the affair with the most
watchfsl secresy in order to escape the pursuit OF
the civil authorities Of this place. The keenes,
anxiety prevails 10 the result Of the meeting and
the place One rumor this merning was, that they
had gone TO Winchester. Va; a later rumor il,
that the parties and all concerned had been arrest
ed in Baltimore. We believe neither the one
aor the other. Mr.. Huger, a son of Senator Huser.
is the second, we learn, of Mr. Yancey ; Mr.
Cllngman's we have not been able TO learn bnt
are informed that ii is North Carolina gentle
man. No member of either House are with the
parties. as we are assured


Mr.. Yancey, is a small sized man, apparently of
70 or n years of age, and has family. Mr.. Cling
man has not this iRcumbrance. He appears TO be
not over 40 years of age but is thin and cadav-
erous, that II Is possible he may be not over thirty
Indeed, we are certified that his age il not more
than 80.


1t u said that when Yancey received the chal-
lenge OF Chngman, he sent back with his accept
ance, the Objectionable matter Of his speech cf
Tuesday, thus casting his defiance into the very
teeth OF the North Carolinian. He is said to hold
Mr. Cllngman In the deepest contempt CliDgman
10 an amiable man generally, but is said to be
brave as bull dog. w.