... AN lNTEPrVIEW W[TIT PRBESIDENT JOHN~SON. 'Pas T7in7 ' correspoilseuit at WVashin1gton lns hadl ae an interview with the President Onl the subject of his impending impeaclhllmenlt, the result of which, with Mr. Johnson s sanction, lie communicates to his realers. The President said that the light in which lie regarded public affairs at the present Ino- melnt was that a muinority in the country ...

... RAmrwA&Yl Bristel and Ex. Caledonian ?? Canrbrian ?? Cesserrs'th, 1U., Corb;l3ar don, Deseide.. 1Subi4n&13e50a Dlsblin & Dlrog Dub. &Uiangstn Frl-ness ?? ?? Great Eastern Glategow& S.Ws GO.3Sorthof Sea Great N orthela 3t. Sthrn. &W, Great Western Biglhland ?? Ihish North W, Lanceashire & I L ondon &1Blpeo London & Brig Lon Chat., &k 13O.,Nietro. Est Do., lient Coast Losidon &N.Wi London & S. W ...

... I MR. LOWE AND T'iE WORKING CLASSES. I The ?? correspondence has been pub- liished: 10, Clarsndon-gardens, Maida-vale, IV., Jan. 1, 1807. Sir,-Believing you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in this addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of questioning theviews you have seen lit to take on at subject of profouiid importance to the present iuterests and ...

... TElE BlSISOP OF RIPON ON CHURCE MISSIONS. a The Bishop of Ripen presided last niight at the Ic annual meeting of the Leeds Association of the Society y for the Propa'gation of the Gospel icn Foreign Parts, held in the Victoria, Hall. In opening the proceedings, the Bisuoop said the meeting had been held for the purpose of a hearing what had been the operations Of the society a dulrinig the ...

... LorDON, Monday. There is a passage in the tolegraphic news from America to the effect that a chatge is expected in the Mexican policy of the Federal Government. I do not think there will bo any real change in the course to be pursued. But there is a new fact in the situation. The Emperor Maximilian, disgusted at the treatment he has received from the French, and surprised that having beou a ...

... In accordance with our rule onl previous occasions we gjivo below the trallic increases or decreases on the prit- cipal lilles ilt the kingdom for the half-year, or such portion it the half-year ais is included ia the returns of last week, together witth the additional mileage and per ceutage of ilailic increases or decreases for the same timlo:- lRtilsays. ilseeaws T.itc. Porcenta3e. Belfast ...

... On Futurdlay aifternoont Lord Elche,M,. ?? t a public nilcetig cit the somier's of IMidiothiari ill ac Corn .Etxch;.iige-, Dalikte itli. inl enolinliance with tin icr- s-tationl t-uo as couimittee of thattbody, ;i whadz' re'luestec 1dm to give thorn an address onl the law of master Rant ,rervant. Lord Etoiro, whou wats receives5 with, cut iusitisr by thre miners, commenced his address by ...

... | AR. BRIGHT AND MR. DANnY SEY;Bl1?1 I . - . . As mlght have been anticipated, a second letteri, been addressed by Mr. H. D. Seymour, M.p .lv*. M~r. John Bright. Mfr. Seymour says: c(i; Morley appears frow. hisg second letiter ?? to liab mitsunderstood what I wrote to him, and It explale to Mr. Bright follows: lt Athenmum. Cleb, yan. My dear Brlght,-I am sorry to be oblige& to trecb you with ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—On Saturday, (bafore J. S. Eatchelor, Esq.) Jacob Seults, Henrich Gordeiht, and Robert Kerbs, who deserted from the Prussian barque Mary Jane, Captain Beudy, were ordered to be sent on board. THE DOCK.—During the week twenty-five vessels sai'od, } and twenty-seven small craft arrived. Trade generally has been very dull, owing in a great measure to the irost. ...

... TYDEE PF-THESDA BAPTIST CAPEL --On evening, t e 25.h ul> the Rev. !j. D Eiarirds, the muoh ret- peeted minister of the abo»t-n aued chapel d;- ivtred It most telling address on th- ! ...

... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... D~h.A~h ONlorence, Jan. 21. in Friday'. sitting ci the- tiha:nber of DepultieS, Sigo troi row tha-t ~ht flout-c~ -,ho d~l dteiare the uargency ci m li-c': ~-in of the I ige Barka ica i ren)lied that ftic prop m.da fit:ly CollC - cided Wsn the c-wit~j si the Uuverlllmetit. Admi- nitaiequestions (COntinued. the Tdnser ~ now of the greatest m-ygency. In thb, abs;ence of mly .olege the Minlistel ...