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ExrrLslox FROM THE SENATE or THE EDlToR oT THE suxlox.'--For tae careless and yery com mon expression of correspondent upon the sejec- ton, by the Senate. of the Army Bill" that the "Msxisaps had achieved another victory" this ve- ,eran of the press, and teacher of the doctrines of Jefferson, for more than fifty years, has been ex- pelled from the Senate. The whigs, combined with .inail party of democrats, headed by John C. Gal houn, that most cratic oi all political lights, per pstrated this upon the liberty of the press and the rights of an editor. We are glad to announce that the Senators from our State voted against it. and that Col. SeyieE, in the few remarks we have seen. boldly maintained hs position. Wehave met with no paper that does pot condemn it. We have heard speak of that does not call it out rage. an ebuiii,ion of personal spite entirely n- worthy Of the diysity of such body. It has been properly said that this ia not the first Senate which 'sdissraced man into popular fasor," and have but little doubt that the case of alr. Ritchie will further illustrate it.