From the Louisville Journal.
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Senator Walker, we are authorized to say, remark- ed few days ago, that Congress- during the very first fortnight of its next session. would set the public mind at rest in regard to the preposterous specie projects that have so long agisateo it. He added that he hon esty believed there were but three men Tn the nauo1 who had considered those projects practicableoand those three were Mir. Benton Senator Morris ot Oho and Gen. Jackson.

 We are further authorized to state that Senator civ declared tha if MT Van Buren should delay the repeal of the Treasury Circular until the next session ofCongress, hs administration would be certainly ana utterly broken down. Senator Nicholas further stat ed at the same time, that he regarded the pocketns of the Treasury Circular bill by Prsiden Jackson at ter its passage by such an overwhelming majority throughout both Houses of Congress. as the grosses act of asurpation perpetrated by any President of the United States.