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DuEL-An affair of pistols came of on the 23d ut. at Ekton, Penn, between a Mr. Belmont agent of the Rothschids, at New York, and Mr. Hey wood, of Philadelphia A lady was in the case-a Mrs. C., daughter of Mr. Browne, which clear de- sgnation of parties we learn from the New York Sun. All profess (says the same auhority) to be distingue. An odd way, truly, of mending lady $ reputation. A Mir. LaIght oficiated as second fol MT. H., and Mir. J. II. Purdy, of Noble, perform ed the same office for the foreign banker. The lat ter made the charge which the other resented.