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B.1r1soRg, Thursdsy, 81 o'coek, A. NJ.


Tb. uonse of Delegates of Maryland, where
the Locofocos have msjority, yesterday sent
message 10 the Senate 10 go into the eieeton OF U.
S. Ssas,or. But the Senate immedatsiy rejected
the proposition. The opinion is becoming stronger
sverr day ;ba, no Senator will De elected TINS
winter. l, has occurred more than once IN 'tiss
State, where the two Houses were politically oP-
posed, that no U. S. Senator was elected Sc tie
session usual to elect ihcul-that As, the sessioh
before the term of the sitting Senator expired.


A house in Lombard street (between treder-
lex and Marsh Market Spece) caught FIRE yesief-
day moraing early, and with its contents burned.
|, was occupied by Mr.. Cohen, who with his
family had scarcely time TO escape through an up
,er window from the flames. An adjoining
building occuoyied by Mrs. Anker was also much
injured by the fire, and her furnisu's greatly
damaged.


Thu, spscial election in the Third Congressional
District in this State to eli the plsco OF Mr. VIII
lams, deceased, was held on Moaday and resulted
in the election of Col. Charles Sewell, l-. -


Howard street Flour is selling here at s4 City
Mills al , / L. anu HidthSI'SAy N


sold at 7c mos. for kegs.


The Senate of Illinois, on tho Esd uit., passed
bill appointing Bank Commissioners to seize
the assets of the banks of that State, and wind up
their affairs. The bill, it is said, will also pass
the House. The effect of this measure will, 1t is
believed, be most disastrous to the creditors ct
the Bank. whilst It's almost avowed object Is to
Give emplovmest and fortunes to Loco-Focos, by
making Offices for them Commissioners. &c,
and TO enable those of them who owe the bank
largely, to pay off their debts at % cents on the
dollar. The bill! will also lose the State the three
millions of State bonds issued for the bank.


Notwithstanding all that Mr.. Benton or his tail
saw about the land fund, the Legislature OF Illinois,
where the Loco Foces have majority OF two to
one, gladly accepts Of the plunder, as the Cal
hounites call tho land money. A bill to accept
passed the House of Representatives of Illinois Oh
the o3d by a vote of Sc to %; and an equally
large relative majority is expected for it IN the SEN
ate. The House also passed by so votes to 80,
the property law which will also pass the Sen
ate. This law, If the Bankrupt Act be repealed,
will eectualy cut off all remedy for creditors who
have the misfortune to have debtors in Illinois.