BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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gG Yesterday Inieeencer contain, a second
statement Of six columns >, Hon. n. \. WISE Of
the circumstances of the Cics Duel. Ii contains
etter from Mr. CLAY relative. to 1is ason,.: and
CONCLUDES with the following pertinent inquiry :;


Why should the public be troubled with this pr
=vate affair anvlonger


The WISKossAS TR46Epy-.James 4. Cl~ye
land. who recently shot fellow Member OF the
Legislature OF Wiskonsa,., mas been committed TO
answer the charge OF Murder. He sent in his
resignation 10 the Council. but tt returned TO
him unread and he wa. expelled the BODY. only
one persen-and he hi. counsei-voting agsinstit.
TESTIMONY was taken 10 show that ne had armed
himself with the intention provoke the .nconntcr


FIGHT-A tragical affair occurred near Pensa-
cola on the 18th nlt. \ quarrel arose between
Sur1se Barr su,I Henry Bell, which resulted in
blows. and Bells shooting Burr with pistol.
The SHOT toolzefieet in the body Of Burr. Ater
being thus wounded, Burr ranto hi house to get


his rite a., succeeded in getting i; when Bel was
passing the house Burr fired u, hu,, the ball
struck Bell in the back of the head and he fell
Instantly dead Burr, wound IS thought 10 bt
mortal.