BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

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Correspondence OF The Tribune.


BaLrraoRE, Wednesday morning, O'clock.


There was another fire in this city last night.
Il broke ont in clothing store of Mr.. McLaugh-
lin is Lisht.street, opposite Leestreet, and soon
extended 10 the grocery of r. McWilliams adjoin-
ing, and then 10 small building occupied by Mr..
Myers as tin shop. All burned down, belonged
to Mrs. Amstead and was insured for s4,ooo.


We have accounts from Indianapolis to the 10Th
inst. No election FOR T. S. Senator had then been
made, and there was no prospect of an early eiee-
ton. letter from Indianapolis says:


"Of the election Senatorial, l can only say that
all is doubt. BY the intrusion of the Loco-t oeo
member in the House, the parties are balanced
There is an instructed Loco-Foco who promises TO
obey his instructioas but there is also instruct
ed Whig One Loco-Fe Feco memberi dangerously
i'll, unable to attend the sittings of the House, and
doubtless on his death-bed. Among the Wings
there prevails the most selfsacrihcing spirit If
their union with the impracticables will secure
either the election Of Smith or Marshall, they will
cordially yield. My own impression is that the
election may be postponed until the next session" "


The Wing who is said to be instructed is from
Monroe and Brown Counties, but upon what fair
ground it can be pretended that ne should obey,
while several Loco-F ocos-such, for instance, as
Homer, from the Wing County Of Wasne-will
not, it is difficult TO tell. think, from present
appearances, there will be no election this winter.


The election in the Illinois Legislature for a
SENATOR of the United States to take plaee Oh
the 18th inst.


No Southern mail this morning, and no Wash
ngtoa papers, as they did not publish to-day.