From he Baltimore Patron. United SInfes Sennfe.
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United States Senate. The following are the names of the Sena. tors Of the United States. with the dates respectively to which they have been cleo, ted :-

 Members Term expires. Members Term expires | MAINE. GEORGIA. *George Evans, lS47I*J. M. Berrien. I647 John Farfie d, 1851 w. S. Colquitt, l549

 NEW HAMPSHIRE. ALABAMA. *Joseph Silley, 1947 Dixon H. Lewis, 1547 Chas G. Atheron l549IA. P. Baoby, lS49 VERMONT. MISSISSIPPI. *Wn. Upham, lS49 J. w. Chalmers, 1647 TSam. 5, Phelps, 1851 Jesse Speight, 1851 l MASSACHUSETTS. LOUISIANA. TJohn Davis, 1847I*Alex. Barrow, 1847 "Daniel Webster, 1891 I*Henry Johnson, l649

 RHODE ISLAND. TENNESSEE. *J. F. Simmons, 1847I*S. Jarnagin, 1s47 TA'C. Green, 1851 Il. l.. Turney, 1851

 CONNECTICUT. KENTUCKY. Jonn M. Niles. l649I* T. Morehead, 1S47 *J w Huntington 1851 *J. G. Crittenden, lS49

 NEW YORK. OHIO. John Dix, ls49 Vim Allen, 1e49 D. $. Dickinson, 1851 I*rhos Corwin, 1851 NEW JERSEY. INDIANA. ~J, w. Miller 1847IE. A. Hannegan, 1S49 NV. L. Dayton, 1851 esse D. Bright, 1851

 PENNSYLVANIA. ILLINOIS. 5. Cameron, ls49 James Semple, 1e47 Dan'l. Sturgeon, l85lISidney Breese, lS49

 DELAWARE. MISSOURI. *Thos. Clayton, 1s47,D. K. Atchison, 1S49 *J. M. Clayton, 1851 Thos. A. Benton, 1851

 MARYLAND. ARKANSAS. A. Pearce, 1849 Chester Ashley, lS47 *R. Johnson, 1851 A. H. Sevier, 1s49

 VIRGINIA. MICHIGAN. *Wm. $. Arc her, 1s47I*W. Woodbridge, ls47 5 Pennehacker 1851 Lewis Cass, 1851 UNDERGRADUATE. FLORIDA, W. P. Mangum, l847IJ D Westcott, Jr lS4o Vacancy, 1849 Da2d fulee, 1851 SOUTH CAROLINA. TEXAS. J. c, Calhoun, 1847 Sam. Houston, 1e47 Geo. M'Duffie. l849 rhos. J. Rusk, 1851

 Wings, marked (*) 25; Democrats 30 Vacancy l.

 It will be seen that the term of l3 wings and democrats will expire on the 4th of March next, and that there is one vacancy, as follows

 Wings. Democrats.

 Evans, of Maine. Calhoun. of s. c.

 Cilley, of N. II. Lewis, of Ala.

 Davis, of Mass. Chalmers of Miss.

 Simmons, of R. I. Semple, of H..

 Miller, or N. J. Ashley, of Ark.

 Clayton, of Del. Houston, of Texas--6. Archer, of Va.

 Mangum, of II. c.

 Berrien, of Geo.

 Barrow, of Lou.

 Jarnagin, of Tenn.

 Morehead, of Ky.

 Woodbridge, of Mich.-13.

 And one vacancy of North Carolina.

 To supply the places of the Wings there have already been elected J. ". Bradbury, (Dem.) Tn place of MT. Evans John P. Hale, (anti administration in place of Mir. Ciley, and S. |. Downs, Dem.) in place of Mir. Barrow.

 Carolina. and Kentucky, have been elected, and the Wings having the majority, Whig Senators will of course be elected. The Legislatures of Virginia, Illinois, and Ar. kansas, have also been elected, and they will choose Democratic Senators. It may safely be assumed that the Wings will have majority in the Legislatures of Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Delaware and the Democrats in the Legislatures of South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Mich. lgan, and Texas. Georgia and Tennessee may be set down as doubtful. But Iowa will be admitted in the Union the next ses. sion of Congress-, and probably Wisconsin. Both these States will send, we fear, Dem ocralic Senators.

 The political complexion of ihe Senate, al the assembling of the new Congress- in l647, may be estimated as follows: W. D. Senators whose terms have not expired l2 9t Senators already elected Legislatures already elected will send 1 3 Massachusetts, New Jersey and Dela-

 ware, each one. B South Carolina, Alabama Mississippi,

 Michigan, and Texas, each one, 5 Iowa and Wisconsin, if admitted into

 the Union, each two, 4

 l9 35 And the Senators to be elected from Georgia and Tennessee, and Mir. Hale, of New Hampshire, may be set down as "doubl. full" ~~~~~~~-~~~~~>

 "PAY AS YOU Col received few days since d letter from friend in Ohio, from which the subjoined is an extract.- The good sense, the practical wisdom, and the fine turn of expression made a deep impression upon me, and it may be useful to young men just starting in life to read the practical philosophy of one 25 years old, who is rapidly building name and char. acter for time by the exact observance of one sigle principle:

 "We have been expecting you ou, here