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U. s. SENATE.-Ih constitutional terms of sixteen Senators expire on the 4th of March next, and there are now three vacancies by resignation--malSing in all nineteen. Eleven of those who gosout are Wings: viz. Spragne of Maine, Bell Of N. Hampshire, Silsbee of Massachusetts, Knight of Rhode Island, Frelinghuysen of N. Jersey, Clayton of Delaware, Leigh of Virginia, Calhoun of South Carolina, Bibb of Kentucky, Waggaman of Louisiana, Poindexter of Mississippi, and Chambers of Maryland. The rest of the nineteen are Jackson men: viz. Brown of North Carolina, White of Tennessee, King of Alabama, Robinson of Illinois, King of Georgia, Wilkins of Pennsylvania, and Forsyth of Georgia. Four of those whom we have designated as Wings, were elect ed to the Senate as administration men, but have since come over to the. support of the Constitution. In the approaching sen atorial elections, the administration party will probably effect three changes in Maine, one in N. Hampshire, and one in N. Jersey. The Wings will undoubtedly eject one Jackson Senator-Mf Brown of North Carolina. The political character of the Senate of the 24th Congress will be the same as that of the present. That body will still remain the impregnable bull wark of the Constitution, even if no more of it's Jackson members shall follow the fashion of the times and give their services to their country.