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THE NEXT coNeREss-A PROGRAMME.

 The members of Congress from all quar- ters are hurrying to Washington, and on Monday next that body will be opened in due form. #'

 Among the subjects, which will probably engage the attention of Congress, we set down the following :--- hpsf..

 lst. The efairs of Tsras and Mecico; the movement of Gen. Gaines; the admission of Texas into the Union. With this admission will be connected the difficult question of slavery. The North, generally, will oppose the admission of Texas upon any condition. and above all as slave State, for thus, it will be said, the American government sanctions the principles of slavery de nopo. Slavery not now existing in Texas, and it's establish. nent there now not only sanctioning the prin. grbes, from the Carolinas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Per cOntra, the South and the West will be in favor ofthe admission, gene rally speaking, and the North being divided, Maryland going with the South, it is highly probable that Texas will be made State of the Union. Rumor saysa proposition to buy the Canadas and the Provinces from Great Britain, will be used by the Northern Politi- clans as set-off.

 2d. The Treasury Circular of Mir. Secreta- " Woodbury. Rumor says, the Senate will forthwith demand by what authority this Cir cnlar was issued-where is the Law-the Ar ncle of the Constitution authorizing it, and 50 on!

 ga. Ths Greek, and the Seminole Campaigns I,uenerals Scott and Jesup-and with them the affairs of the Army. The Secretary M % of War and the Army. VI

 .4th. The choice of Vice pres;dent B., ,bs " B. Senate. Col. Johnson, of KentncIv ma Francis Granger will be the candidates M Re. sIlt very doubtful. as the vote depends nnon Virginia, and the course which Jackson Sen. ators, now representing Whig States, mav take.

 9th. The Public Lands. MT. Clay's prouo. sition to divide the proceeds, may be one of the forms in which distribution will appear. Another proposition is to sell at government prices only to actual settlers. An effort will be made to prevent speculation in the public Lands. Also inquiry will bemade as to spe- cuiations that have been made by members Of Congress s st 9th, IRs Surplus Repenue. This is to be @ great measure of the Session. MT. Van