Correspondence of the Picaynne.
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NATcHEz, 9th Sep. l841.

 Yesterday there was whig indignation meeting in this city, immensely crowded, in which the elo- guent s. $. Prentiss, of Vickshw, arraiened John Tyler, of Virginia, the charge of political treason. Soon after the meeting was oyer certain suspic- ous movements indicated preparation for one ofthose sanguinary resorts to deadly weapons which so fre- quently stain the annals of the south. Two highly respectable gentlemen of your state are the principals Judge Tsnney and c. N. RoDley, Esq, both ofthe parish of Concordia. Judge Tenney's seconds are Hon. S' \. Prentss and J. M Duffield, of the Nat chez Courierl Rowley's seconds are Gen. Felix Houston, laIe of the army of Texas, and Col Lewis Saunders, former States Attorney of Kentucky, now of this city. The parties all embarked last evening on board the steamer A. NJ. Philips, and are to fight to-morrow on the Arkansas shore, opposite Prince ton, III Washington county. aoh of the principles are to be armed with rifle, pair of duelng pis- toIs and Bowie-knfe, The rifles are to be dis charged at 30 paces distance, then advance at pea- sure to the fall of one or both.

 The cause ot this duel is said to be decision of Judge Penney, at the last Circuit Court in Concor- dia, affecting Rowley's property.