AFFRAY IN NASHVILLE TENN.
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persona renconlre took place in the City OF
Nashville on Monday the iith nsi between Mr..
Harris, Editor OF The Uniou and Young man bv
the name of Foster. The following account of the
aiIray is extracted from the Unon OF the Iath. We
are happy to learn that Mr. Harris is fast recovering
and is considered out OF all danger;


On the evening of Monday hst an attempt was
made 10 take away the HE OF the Editor ol this pa
per by Robert &. Foster, Ir.,edest son Of fEx.Sena
Tor Foster Of this city. A misunderstanding Of
personal character had existed between The parties
for several days previous On the evening referred
10, Mr. Harms repaired as usual 10 his supper at the
Nashville Inn, and entered The bar-room between
the ringing OF the first and second bells. He had not
advanced, perhaps, more than hali'the length of the
room, near the counter, at which he stopped when
Foster, who was standing near the fire place, within
some iour or five PAGES, drew pistol and remarked
Gentlemen have On aanunclation 10 make, and
instantly fired. Mr. Harris had no weapon in his
hand, and had not time TO draw one before he recel
we'd The FIRE othlS asSaant. There were two wounds
inflicted, and, in the opinion OF some, by different
pslsIns One ball wounded the muScle OF the right
arm, paralizlng the imb-tbe other entered the
viy oi the chest about the centre Of the breast bone
and an inch or two aboye the nipples, Mr. ii. was