Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Randolph.
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Several erroneous reports of the termin-
ation OF the late differences between these
honorable gentlemen having been circulat-
cd, we are happy to bubiish the following ex
tract of a letter, received in Providence from
Washington, said to be from an authentic
source, on the subject:


"IHa$hngton, March 23.


The facts respecting Mr.. Webster arc,
that a challenge was sent to him by Mr..
Randolph, through Mr.. Benton, of the senate.
No further communication took place, till
in a short time the challenge was withdrawn.
There was no interference of the friends of
the parties, so far at least as Mr.. Webster
vas concerned. There was no occasion foi
it. He, without doubt, regarded the chal-
engc as having been prompted by feelings
highly excited, and further disordcrcd by i'll
health. lie WAS persuaded that on due re-
Election the message would be recalled The
event proved that his opinion was a correct
one 'lhe affair terminated here. Mr.. Web
stcr's conduct was marked by a forbcaranct
and delicacy, which won for him, here, ad
dt,onal honor and esteem, and which callct
forth from Mr.. Benton particular ant
unparalleled expression Of admiration."