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MT. BUcHANAN.-Congress meets at Wash lngton, on Monday next, and we already see the arrival of many members announeed.- senator BUCHANAN, we learn, reached Phila- delphia, on his way to the seat of government on Friday, where he was waited on by n committee of citizens, and invited to meet ing with the Democrats of the city and county. at their Reading Room Last evening had been assigned for the meeting. We are crat- flied to state, that this distinguished champion of the republican cause is in the enjoyment ot uninterrupted health and spirits. Heent upon the discharge of his senatorial labors with fresh incentives to vigorous and deter mined perseverance in the path of dutv.I Having made an early demonstration in favor of the annexation of TEXAS, and the occu- pancy of OREGON, as two great and vital measures of National policy, the administra- ton of President POLK will find in him a willing and powerful defender In the late excited conflict Mir. Buchanan performed yeo- mans service on the s'stump," and freely exercised his giant powers in sustaining James K. Polk before the people. Friend and foe attested the efficiency of his labors He will continue to sustain an intellectual supremacy in a sphere, where his labors will be found still more important to the Nation With chief at the head of affairs, so upright and enlightened as James K. Polk, large repub- lican preponderance ill the popular branch of Congress, and an advocate in the U. S. Senate so eloquent and patriotic as JAMES BUCHANAN-the new administration cannot fail to prove pre-eminently acceptable and useful to the country Democratic Union.