TIE Traitor In Endiana-Isr. Fynnnc gan
stay Law In Kentucky-A Bowie-KnIfe
street Fight in EouisyilEe-Destr
Fire in Alton, ALL.
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Fire in Alton, ALL.


Correspondence of The Tribune


BALTIMORE, Thursday, Feb. 2, 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.


see rumor noticed in seme of the Eastern
papers that Kelso, the traitor whose vote defeat
ed the Wings in the choice of United States Sen
a,or in Indiana, had, after censummating his trea-
son, fed from indianapolis. This is mistake
A, the last accounts, he was still on the ground,
determined to brave it out, with all the assurance
he could bring to his aid. He has even the au-
dacity to boast that he had secret understanding
with one Of the Loco-Foco Senators, who was
pledged to vote foc the reelection of Smith, never
to vote for him whilst said LoceFoco Senator did.


I see it given out in some of the Tyler papers
that Hannegap, the recently elected Senator, is of
that party. An entire mistake. more devoted
and obsequious supporter of Van Buren is not to
be found than Mr.. f., and his contempt for every
Tylerite is even greater than that of MIR. Benton.
The relief or valuation law which was rejected
in the House of Delegates of Kentucky on the 25,h
ult.-by tie vote, AZ to 47-was reconsidered on
the 26th, and having been amended SO as to strike
out three: :feurths and inserting tvo-thirds as the
price which property sold under execution must
bring, Of its valuation, was passed-ayes 48, nays
As. Its fate in the Senate is regarded as very
doubtful


Ga the 9th ult. at Louisville, street fight took
place between two young men, named J. E. Smith
and - Frierson, both of Tennessee. Smith,
armed with Bowie knife and pistol, insulted Fri
erson, and pistols were discharged and Bowie
knives drawn, and both were wounded, but not
seriously. 1t evidences great dereliction of dut.
on the part of the Police Of Louisville, that neither
Of these ds,urbers Of the public peace was arrest
ed, bat allowed to leave the City undisturbcd.


There was very serious and destructive fire at
Alton, Illinois, on the 22d ult. The FIRE broke cut
about three o'clock in the morning in the uppe,
end Of the town, the river, ond spread to thu
contiguous buildings. Six buildings were totally
destroyed. The following is list of the supposed
losses viz: Thompsen's lard-house 81, ,OOO beside
20OS kegs lard; Nelson's stove store and tin.
merry, abou, $4,000; Leonard's liquor store $1,000 !;
Heart g. Berry, druggists, goods saved in dam
aged state, with the exception of about $500 lost
CGford's grocery, goods saved damaged; Beebe,
ofNew-York, goods stored saved in a damaged
condition Walters livery stable destroyed The
informant was unable to give the value of the other
three houses, neither was it stated in the accoun,
have seen, how the FIRE originated, nor what
amount, if any, was insured.