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Gan any one devise ways and means to get rid of that stubborn limb of aristoera- cy, the Gnited States Senate It is mon- ster second only to the Bank. In Louis- jana the rebels seem to hold their own Porter and Naggaman, or two more i1auet- efate wings will doubtless be returned. In Kentucky there Is no hope of keeping ei- ther Clay Or Bibb at home Virginia has put all our tory friends under her Leigh- New Jersey, ungrateful New Jer5ey, whose peace loving inhabitants we have in great measure relieved from the noise of the spindle and the loom, continues 10 support those daring traitors, Southard and Ere linghuYsen. In the east, we have scarcely any thing left but a barren HN. In the west, not a tree of the forest IS ours; noth- jag but pithiess Kane. Worse than ali, we fear that Mississippi will send back {" old Poins" upon us. If any one can suggest prevention for these evils, he will confer d great favor on the Greatest and Best, and shall be rewarded with a mail contract with eqtra bids. Letters address sed to Amos Kendall, Esq. Washington, will receive immediate attention.-.A,io A,iot,h.