By This Mornings Mail.

Further Particulars of the Duci-Tartff


Bill.
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WAsHrSG1os Cry, O'Clock. Saturday night


DEAR SIR: Young Joseph Cochran IS not yet
dead-he was shot in front OF the head and the
baliterally ploughed up the top OF his skull, and
tea spoon full of his brain was removed, and yet
he is alive What do you think of the wrctches
who could 90 out with these boys and see them
trv to murder each other? Mr.. Pooler OF Georgia
or Alabama and Mr. Robert Cuylor were seconds
for Nav; and Mr.. Ash, son Of Michael W. Ash,
was the second of poor Cochrane, with another
persen: one or two of heseconds ran away direct
iv il was said Cochrane was dead and young
Nav. when told he was dead Is reported TO have
said .- him. he ought to have been killed be-
fore" He is said to have been in such hurry to
escape that he jumped on horse and rode OH
leaving his great coat behind. He Is a brother OF
Tieut. Nav who figured in an affair with young
Kew. some time since. The quarrel arose between
PooIer and Ash at billiard table; May inte!fered
and Cochrane called him cowardly fellow and
TINS arose the challenge. A Dr.. Miller went out
with them. They fought at thirty ycrds only
with rifles! Cochrane's brother "a most WORTHY
man. knew nothing about the shocking affair TIL
it was over.


No one has been arrested, and 1t is said that no
one will be. They are all too respectable. But
| think that the Mayor, Mr.. Seaton WILL use some
exertion to have the law enforced.


The President, the Cabinet, including Gov
Cilmcr and Judge Wilkins, and the Naval Com
mittee of each House, visited the Princeton to-
day privately, by invitation and alter Partah!hg
of an excellent collation. on board, and examining
this beautiful vessel, they left for the White
House, where all sat down TO sumptuous dinner.


TIE new Tariff Bill is nearly ready; the du-
ties are to be reduced ~ per cent. on Cotton
goods, manufactured-l0 per cent. or 10 per cent.
on manufactured Woolen goods; Rolled Iron is
to be reduced percent. and Bar Iron 5 per cent.
! Other articles pro rata


1t is understood that Mr.. Packenham will
move into the house now occupied by Mr.. Fox as
soon as nc arrives.


Nothing new about the Judgeshlp; except that
if is now said Wheaton is to be ordered to France
Gen. Anderson Of Tenn. seems to stand the best
| chance for Mexico Walworth, where he was
Mr.. Beardsley is rather dcsirous to have Judge
Cowen's place, but says he is not over anxious.


ROBERT RANTouL will be rejected, and SO
think will be TowLE.


If it was to do over again, neither EDwARI
CURTIS nor JOHN L. GRAHAM could be now con
frmed.


Col. JOHN B. MURRAY says he intends towrit'
to Mr.. Leavitt to ask if any one had $1,000, ,00t
out of the North American Trust


Yours, &c. JUNlUs, JR.