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A DuEL--We learn, by . letter, that a duel was fought the lst instant near Fort Smith landing, n the Cherokee nation, between Gro. W. CLARKE. Esq, Editor of the Arkansas Inteigeneer and JNo, D. LOGAN, one of the editors of the Frontier Whig. Robert West was the second of Clarke, and Wm. Walker was the second of Logan. They fought, with rifles, at sixty yards distance Two shots each, were fired, without effect The hostile meeting grew ont of a gross personal insult given to Mir. Clarke through the columns of the Whig.- After the two intellectual shots, Logans friends in- quired if Clarke satisfied; to which c. replied that he would be satisfied if Logan would promise never to make personal mention of him again. This promise was made; and the parties separated