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FATAL DuEr--k duel wss fought across the Lake, at sunrise yesterday morning, by Messrs. S. w. Oakley and Samuel Wrghi, of this city. The wesp- Ons used were rifles distance forty yards Al the second fire Mir Wright fell dead, the ball having pas. sed through his body The deceased was the reputed author Of the articles in the Vcksburg Sentinel at. tackng many of the merchants of this city in strain of wholesale bitter invective, and the unfortunate quarrel, which has ended e0 fatally, originated in those publcatiOns.-N. O. Pic0yHns.

 HIGHLY IMPoRrANr.-ME. Piekens of South Oaroli- na distinctly gave the House of Representatives and the President, and the people of the U. States, and the whole world, to understand, that if by (" fiscal agent of the government" was meant United States Bank, ke MT. Pickens, of the Empire of s. Carolina, entered his protest against II at once That settles the question-ProUidenCe Jour. WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE, Esq. editor of the PhiIa- delphia National Gazette, died at Philadelphia, on Saturday evening last. The Rev. John s. Stone, D. D. has resigned the rectorshp of St. Pans Church, Boston. and has ac- cepted the call proffered by Christs Church, Brook. lyn, to become their pastor.

 MARRIED, In New-PfestOn, on the l4th instant MT Homer Smith, of Milton, to Miss Elyira Hatch. DIED, In New. Milford, Mrs. Sally, wife of Mfr. Elijah Bennett, aged 53-Mrs. Orinda, wife of Mr. Royal

 In Kent, on the 4,f inst. Mrs. Theodocia Swift, aged ol years; on the l2th, Mrs Deborah Under wood, aged 95 years.