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CAss'Us CLAv AND THos. F. MARsHALL The Lppisviiie Democrat, of the i2,t inst. states that news, by private letter reached that city of fatal reneountrs be- tween these gentlemen. They are both Gap tains in the Kepsueky Regiment, which pas sed through here last summer, and both meH of acknowledged bravery. ]. adds:

 ssThe public know that grutge has long existed between them. We learn. that fol some cause, Marshall challenged Clay; that Clay refused to fight, saying that they hat volun,eefed in behalf of their county, ant should bot kill each other there, but that Il he would wait until the war was o~er tht matter should be attended to. Marshall be. rama enraged at this reply. and rushed tc Chy's tent. when Clay in the encounter rar him through with his sword,