From the Baltimore Patriot.
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THE REJECT rIoN OF Mr.. lNGERsoLL.--The
editor of The Washington Union finds consol
alton for his recent expulsion from the SEN
ate in The fact that the nomination of Mr.. c..
J. Ingersoll, as Minister 10 France, was re-
iecled by that body He is sci down as San
other victim" We cannot say whether this
association of names or events is regarded
With favor by the editor, but we are free TO
say. that we do not think SO poorly of him
as to desire that he may be ranked with this
Charles Jared lngersoll. e .oL


We can well understand why honorable
Senators, even though of the same party
politics, should be unwailling TO send such
man as Charles Jared Ingefsoll as Minister
TO such Court, where his reputation has
gone before him, and where his history is as
well known and his character as heartily con-
demned, as tits in Washington.


If there is any consolation TO the editor Of
the Union, in The coincidence that he and
Mr.. lngersoll have both been condemned by
the Senate, it must be for the reason, that
''misery loves company though the proverb
says il makes those who suffer il acquainted
with sliange bed-fellows.