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BLooDr AFFAIR.-The Edorado Union of the cath ul-
tmo contains the following OF bloody fight
which occurred in that place on the 18th ulmo


Our has been thrown into the greatest
by desperate conflict which ensued Col William
X. Milton and Mr.. James NJ Hudson. II Colonel
Milton had learned that Hudson had used harsh dis
respectful language in connexon with his He proc
ed doublebarel shotgun and called Hudson demanding
reraeton. Upon the refusal Of Hudson he Immediately


fred at him, while he Hudson standing the front
Of Cornshs HOTEL slightly woundng him in the hand and
seeing which, Samuel Hudson the brother of James
and A. r. Burks, the brother-naw OF Milton up with
pistols and general firing commenced between all the par
ties in which they all mracuousy iped, with the
exception Of Mr. James NJ. Hudson who received
though dangerous wound in the breast from pistol fired
by Col Milton In the conflict Col Milton and Mr. j. NJ Hud
together and in the struggle between them Colonel
Milton received stab with bowie-kne Of which he imme-
dately died. Mr. burlington, merchant of town.
severely wounded from the shot OF Col Milton
passing the dning-room We understood that both Mr.
James NJ Hudson and Mr. burlington fast recovering
from their