Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 23-8 P. NJ.


Duellists arrested. At dusk this evening, two
Young men from North Carolina, Alpheus Lind
say, as principal, and Valentine Garland, as his
second to proposed duel, were arrested on Penn
sylvania avenue. They were taken before ma
gistrate and held to bail in the sum Of 8 5000,
not TO fight or participate in a duel with J. r.
Mclean, as principal, on the other side and R.
p. Dick, as his second. The two latter are hour
" expected here, or at Baltimore, and an effort is
being made for their arrest


An unsuccessful attempt was made to arrest the
parties at Greensville, Vas The bondsmen are
Col Hyatt, who followed the two on here, MIR.
Mclean, brother of the other principal, and Hon
orabIes Alfred Dockery and David S. Reid. The
difficulty between the parties is said TO be of long
sanding .s... ...... G. .