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 The vicksburg Sentinel, Of March 27th. contains an account of difEealty between J. JEkKISs, Esq, editor ef that paper, and A, H. McAArHuR. of the Whig, resulting in challenge from the Iormer.-- The cause seems to have been an unprosoSed and violent attack made by the Whig upon the edises of Sentinel. to which he replied in tiie following Ian guage:

 "All we have to say is, that after we have found man once to be capable of no high CT feelings or motives than those ot black guard or spaniel, we can treat him ouly as we would the creatures he most resembles. We dislike aisercaiion of any character too much to engage in it willingly under any cireumsiances; but when sought to be thrust upon us by one who neither has the sense to avoid ungenlenanly personalities, nor the manliness 10 give the proper redress for in- suit, we have no alternative but to shun Il altogether"

 To which McArthur. in closing his reply, pub lished in his next paper, said:

 ''We certainly desire no personal alterca lions, but if the editor of the Sentinel fel ssiHsulled" at our course, he should have has the 'manlness" to demand 'sproper redress before endeavoring to leave the impfessio, that we have not the manliness" to give il There is no need of complaint on that score as he has never applied tn vain"

 The former deeming this design io draw iron him hostile message. sent by c. M. Banks letter "insitiag the editor of the Whig'' to hold t~~..~-r--.as.as wifh Lis friend 1t was accepte and the time appointed when friend of tn other should meet bim 10 settle The preimnare' When the hour arrived the friend of MeArthu failed to appear. Another hour was appointed an still he did not come. Alicr which the second c Mir. Jenkins informed him of course he could d tuothing in the matter. We have heard nothin of the termination of the quarrel.

 We should regret to hear of any unfortu nate result from this affair, us there are lev papers in the south more ably conducte, than the Sentinel, and none we lake up witl more pleasure.

 