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WuON tp THOU tnt tOESkVtuNe C@U tatt NO shudder for the corruption of heart 60 base. CD derangcd by mallgnity, as 60 enbody sO many wicked falsehoOds; and that, too, with Ou& prOvOCaliOn My COte iR mavks1 !- he cause of de (edtiRg q proposition for the benefit ofmy constituents! :! The kindness of my feelings towards the human family in general. would prompt me to give it some soft CT name, if were not so fully convinced that the author of this WICKED LIE, is some cOntemptibie tCretch, who seeks to gratify a Se- cret feeling of revenge, which he dares not openly avOw. In conclusion, inform the au- thor of that letter, tOheiher he 6e in the city, OF out of it, q care nOi1 consider him pOLtroR, scoW'dTet and puppy. Ifhe will dare avOw himself, puppy as he is, will cOntlescend to take some further notice of him."

 We don't believe the Colonel will ever find 'em out. No man in open day light will like to cross the track of d huge Tennessean who has looked a wild cat t0 death!

 P. s. We are mistaken; Col. David Crock cit has found his customer" One of his colleagues, Mir. Pryor Lee uf the Tennessee delegation, has owned himself the author of the offensive letter, and says it is all true, and more too. In a sentence of Mir. CrOckctt's letter, which we have not quoted above, the colonel says:

 "I would hazard the opinion, that he Ethe writer of the Knoxville puhlica,iunl is ever known, he will be found to be one of those who were quietly sitting by their fire sides at home, while whh the immortal Jackson, was putting my lie "n market" and fight. ing .o defend my country. He will not find me backward in putting it q in market" again, in defence of my reputation"

 | MT. Lee with most provoking coolness, says:

 Gm the 0uthor of that letter, and ask you, also, to publish this reply to his communica- ton, concerning the manner of winch have but little to say at present. as matters merely personal suit better for private adjustment than for public proclamation"

 The next call, we presume will be "coffee and pistols for two."-N. '. Spec.

 Cold cOn.fort for Duellists.-Tt appears from a report in tEe Journal of Commerce, that On Saturday afternoon rendezvous was ap- pointed on the Jersey shore, between two young gentlemen wearing the United States naval buttons. One of the parties with his friend reached the ground at an early hour, but finding it particularly cold got t;sed "f waiting. In the mean time, the other party and his friend had been arrested on the wharf on this side, while waiting for the boat which was to paddle them over the ice. Warrants having been made out, the expectants On the other side were arrested immediately on their return. Five persons were held to bail to an- swer at the next Sessions, in the stun of Sl 900 each. It would have been pity 1.-the virgin snow had been deflcd with the hot blood which even such weather could not tame and the case stands better as it is.-N Y. Spec.