UNITED STATES SENATE OF ls47.
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The New York Globe has the following state.
ment and estimate Of the probable political standing
of the United States Senate, commencing after the
4th Of March, ls47: .. ...r.


''Of the wings whose terms expire in l847, sue
cessors have been elected to Evans OF Maine Gil
ley, of New Hampshire, and Barrow, of Louisiana.
The gentlemen elected James w. Bradbury,
John P. Hale, and Solomon U. Downs, all demo-
Gratis, though it is doubtful how far Hale will
act with the democratic party. The legislatures that
are to choose senators in place of Simmons, of
Rhode Island Mangum Of North Carolina; and
Archer, of Virginia, have already been elected.
Simmons and Mangum will be succeeded by wings,
and Archer by democrat Woodbridge, of Mich
gan, and Jarnagn Of Tennessee, will in all proba-
bility be succeeded by democrats though it is said
that local causes may give Woodbridge a chance for
reelection. Davis, of Massachusetts Clayton, of
Delaware; Miller, of New Jersey; Morehead, of
Kentucky, wings; and Calhoun, OF South Carolina;
Lewis, of Alabama; Chalmers, Of Mississippi Sem
ple Of Illinois; Ashley, of Arkansas; Houston, of
Texas, democrats, will be succeeded by senator's of
like politics; and the chances for reelection OF Ber-
rien, Of Georgia, are about even. =.


eff the above statement prove correct, and the
wings carry Georgia at the next election, and Iowa
and Wisconsin come into the Union with democrat
ic next winter the Senate will stand on the
4th Of March, lS47 40 democrats to 90 wings"