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which, h is n ore than likely, will stand unchanged after the approaching elec- tions. The House numbers 225 mem> bers, therefore il5 is majorl'y--in the present case, if ihe result in The States yet to take place stand as they did in the last Congress, the wbigs will have IA and the democrats fl3. and Ma i've, who, if he chooses, can control the parties in that body, unless he should :eel disposed to act with the democratic party, which we doubt much will be the case, for he (Mr. Levin, Of Pennsylva nia) is elected from whig district, which is sufficient. Thus, lben, the whigs will have the prepondcrance ih the nex' Congress.