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In consequence of dispute between Messrs. Cage and Hummer, of Mississip- pi, in the House of Representatives, con- corning portions of their speeches which had been published without being spoken, the former challenged the latter on the 18th ut. The latter accepted the challenge, but with the proviso that the meeting should not take place until after the adjournment of Congress-and in Yieksburg. The second of Mr. Cage refused to accept this and Mr. Hummer refused to give any other answer. and so. we suppose, ends the matter-at least fer the present.