Phlladelp1Aln.

Correspondence OF the Herald,
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PHrLADKLrHrA, March is, ls45.
Election Of United States Senator-Disappontmen of
the Denoc acy, and Probable Loss Of Pennsypania to
that Paty-Indian Taik-Crim. Con. affair Good Ma.
hrs ef the Hasband- 9ppointments to Ofce-Sents
for Miainy-s Sales Of Stocks. &c.


The postscript to yesterdays letter was confirmed
shortly after despatched by the opening ofthe Har
rsburg mail General Simon Cameron 10 the Senator
from Pennsylvania to fill the place heretofore occupied
with much honor to the Stae by the Hon James Bu-
chanan Had this denouemen been predicted two weeks
or even two days ago. would have been secuted az ut
tery impossible. The wings and natives ho wevsr with
the assistance of eleven democrats, have reduced it to
certainty ou can scarcely the excitement and
cos,erna.ion this event has produced the democratic
ranks and would be sufpi il il should dsmem.
Der the party and throw the Keystone Commonwealth
permanently into the hands Of the wings The only thing
to prevent 1t, ia the unpopuisry OF Cameron himself
owing TO his reputed participation in
most Objectionable part Of Governor Porters reign and
this unpopulary attach to the party which elected
him TO hrs present position II will De recollected
AdjutantG sners OF the Common weath was Cash. of
the Midietswn Bank Harrisburg and his name has
besn mixed up with tnst OF the late GJvernor, In the
WDnebago transactions connected w,ta the bankinp az
fars OF this Commonwealth. lie and his brother, Who
was superintendent of the Columbia abroad retired from
public ONCE win immense fortunes, and said tint
his election y the u y. Senate been the resut of
some Indian talk" understand that he has promised
the wings to go for the tariff of sia and for distfibu
tion Of the proceeds of the public lands among the
States and has given pledges natives to 90 for the
al years naturalization measure There seems 10 b.
scarcely DOUBT OF the truth Of these reports.


Scandal mongers have qta rire for the last
two or tnree days, at domestic Catastrophe which has
happened IN one OF our respectable families The par.
ties who shall be nameless, injured husband and
a dramatic gentleman of fae personal appearance Hs
was caught, so goes the rumor, usurping husbands
rights during egned absence OF the Latter the
city The unexpected return OF The lord the CASTLE at
midnight, produced, in theatrical phrase caastrophe
which ei IN tobeag yipan representing the hero Of
Thesps gracefully making tracks down stairs, sans
euotts with the foot OF the husband applied il not in
dign6ed manner Certainly with erea, deal of visor 10
the BODY OF the rsreatng party The LADY il spps ssrs
has penchom Tor the corps dramatic for jhs ssir re
wives certain "reminiscences, in which distinguished
actor, years ago. Is said to have been The
denousment here Is harmless than mig al been
expected from the standing OF the husband is said
that he good naturrd enongh 10 throw 10 tba
shverng gentleman in the street. the clothes which n.
had left IN the iadys apartment in his haste escape
The affair makes merrnient for the gossips and will
doubtless, II not hushed make work for the lawyers


Among the appointments to office by the President that
oftwo Phila iephians have been announced day Sa
mue d. Paterson, formerly w. y Marshal for the Eastern
District Of ofPsnnsylvania, then editor Of the Harrisburg