Baltimore.

Correspondence of the Herald.]
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Correspondence of the Herald.]


BALTIMORE, JAM 8, l845.
The Legislature at Amnapolis-U S. Senator


Baltimore Bar


DEAR SIR =


The Legislature of this State has just held an
informal session, for the purpose of caucussing
fora u s. Senator, in the place Of Mr. Merrick, in
which Reverdy johnson received thirty votes, only
seven votes beneath the number absolutely neces-
sary for choice. The general impression is, that
the matter has hereby been settled, and that the
next caucus will deteminate with his election.
The strongest ground on which his friends have
urged his nomination, was his princey hospi-
talliy," though we think the whole public lite OF
this man could have furnished them with more for
chile, and less beggarly, arguments His strongest
competitor is William Price, OF Allegheny county,
whose principal chance consists in having been all
his lite an " incarnate" whig, whilst johnson was
once Jackson-man.


natural history Of the Baltimore Bar, which
we promised you, though exceedingly interesting
In respect the composing elements, talents, divi
s,ons, sub divisions and shddowlngs of this honor
able body, seemed to U.S. after " second thought"
at present iRexpedient. Accustomed to express
nur thoughts frankly, without reference to any
clique. political or social, could not give you
true descrip ion without being invIdous. A half
dozen names embrace all lawyers OF " eminence,"
all of whom are wings, with The exception of our
noble friend James Buchanan, Esq, the leading
Cdlhoun-man in this State.