... 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 ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE 1 1 I . - I -. z -. . . . 'BY' TELEGRAPH.) 'Berlin, Tuesday, Jan. 29D Tbe'rumour thet Prussia. bad demandod erplana. tiors from Austria rel)tive to I all iled nilitary movements in Gallania is totally unfounded. Prince Tburn and Taxis has ceded his postal mo Dopoly to PrheiA for he nium of 6,0$0000 thaleri The treaty of cession was Wafd wo;6 theit'hanaberi of Deputies to ...

... , THE Ra A METING. I FIM, - - The public meeting On Railway Reform will be pheld at the Mansion IHoute at one o'clock this da7. The Lord Mayor will take the chair. THE LEVEE YESTERDAY. The first levee of bis Excellenoy the Lord Lieu. tenant yesterday was most numerouslyattended, and .comprised the Lord Mayor, the Duke of Leinster, ttwo Marquisnes, seven Earls, five Viscounts, eight Bishops, ...

... )&R. GLADTON1D IS PARIS, X . . . .. . . k'AIS, SUNiDAY Ev~ ?? GJadtorne having alrnvld ilk Patis,'ei roiute from Itily to London, tho I Society of Political Econory of this city gave him a dinnerg, esterday, at the Grand HoteL The meo- bs bers of the society w r m only wared the day before '8 thatthebanquet was toomneoff :- Mr. Glaetns4 3 said the circular issued, having in passing tb~,us ...

... - I LATRT INTELIGEOCZ I /Arv m ?? R' A tl (BY TELEqRA H.)} Berlin,WednesdaY, Jan. 30, At the sitting of the Chasmbeor of; DopatieS to.day , losf 24,00,000 thelers forthbe eonstruatiou~of ,sriou5 railways Hues was approved, the hou-to vil8 that the lines concerned should oulybe let erd i&ped of by the Government with the consent of the Diet, 1The scoi offioial Corre-pondenoe of this evening ...

... IAlhD;E^CON aooLDAMINIS. ; P 'i i T.- On' I' ' Tlfchwgi t~i' reprt Qo~yl~oerye ,Deen O'Briento the Iord Bishop, terhe hadgully 'considered the evidence-swhich was laid before him' at the isquuirY held ih Nlewcastle West. ,,''ii'Nevre~stle West, 'January 2i8, ?? 7&r' Laib' ' liu O .'fth' of' December 168t' I' re- ceived your lordship'e:' direotian to ihvestigate cer- tain grave charges'brought ...

... MR. BRIGHT, M.P., AT ROCUDALE. e[BY Tl.l.E(;.ItRA ] id IlOCtIDALE, XX DNESDnAt.-A numerous mecting j ii of the inha-bitants of Rochdale was ?? in the i Theatre looyal this evening, for the purpose of pre- seiitung an addiess to Mr. Bright, 1M.P. Mr. H. Keialdl occupicel the chair. The Theatre wvas I crowded in every part. After the presentation of the address, Mr. BE-TOuT said that he felt ...

... ii IOZR .;;POND)E NCE THEF VAI,(-ATI''N\ CO 'iirIIu'riA ) TLE TNLW i(i.IFITI lOME0 S S ~- ?? I ' Ikit. ovr ?? ,tchrd1 Grifii ?? ?? t''ill'tii' thet ltte-l,o.I1ls. an- SIiet o 4 t t s Ill ilaiiiy ease-i whichl I c.-li-I ?? i ti. i -id.t1,1C 'ith e h p t t\ titie ati'S ?? ttiuie s- It.iitt. I his is at fact; anti any Pt.Soit 'Wi jul !iiav chlose to take the trouable can Ca-sib'satisfv htimi,,1if ...

... ?? TrLEGRAPP.] MR. MILNER (GIBSON ON PUBLIC AuAirS. ?? OV MR. M. GIBSONU'S SPEECE AT th ASHiT N-UND N R-LtYNE. M1)NDAY eveing, the late President of the Board of a Trade delivered his usaal address to his consti- re, tuants at the Tovn Hall, Ashton-innder-Lyue. Mr. pa Alderman. GtLT presided, and there was a crowded an attendlance. I Mr. Uixsox, in reviewing the past year, re- nwarksed that ...

... cOpRR DN I)EN C . NAT. (NAL EDCJCATlONT- C 110 rill'. YlOUit IF TILE ?? ,L8WS.Lm7Er. Si Pcrunti to trcs'pfls again TIIErn ' ?? i -wdnes-c by rep]vilng to the letter thc l' ?? I ,eallt5I.,rrlnm tud, if I have mistaken, the rev, genf- - aan r~ciueport1 quoted were, those furnished by bhcO-, s eore inl your valulable colun and f thoe whic I as-cl IreJlati,,e to the niatimlh~l il ?? ie poTps( ...

... |; - * .- I THl CORPO ATION.. I I JX 'ASapecaIl: meeotig of ithe.Munioipal Cgunoll' 'W ,held syesterday' in; tho City Hall efor, the Iprposeo of considering theo question. Of the ales of coas 0on thouaysaneldel wherethrough the oiy, and to ?? N. S.CommGneittae to: take. adftain prerasesfir the additionalwork contemplited by.'them, and the ereetioa'dfa, sufficient eiulbdr. of weighing ...

... \ a en- r onaintic tragedy, Cantilinr, h.as been 0i%--11 at %it-n ich. cb*ruitng little piece, A Ponmantiec Idea, '5 il! shorbly he rexived at the Olympic. Vv WANT CAxRDIVAL.SliP%.-dy the deaith of Cardi- nal V:Alecoult there are now fourteen cardinals' hats| (b i.i fo.,cph Atvwell, a nogro, of LoIIisvitl, -en- tin'v., has taken deacon's orders in the Episcopal Church. T'[L Gin-br !es ...