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 The Court Journal this morning contains an article headed "Conspiracy against the President" and in the space ofa column and a half sets out the partic ulars of plot to which that of Titus Oates was mere child's play. This day week, according to the sa- pient article referred to, Mir. BottS is to move articles of impeachment against the Presi- dent, !" if he (Botts) be not in the mean time frightened from his purpose by the .MGdiSo- niGn" @ These articles being properly re- ceived, the Whig majority is forthwith to adopt resolution declaring the Presidents legal inability to discharge the duties and powers of his office while his trial shall be pending in the Senate" MT. Mangum is then to hold his court "at his boarding house." (Poor old Clements, his landlord, on Capitol Hill, will be not little astonish- ed at having his house converted into the bills, and "the Tariff Distribution Bill," are to be crushed through the Senate and sign ed by Mangum." The poor Capt. will be shut up in the White House, there to twiddle his thumbs, drink julaps and talk politics O with Wise and Profit. A duplicate Cabinet is to be appointed. A "struggle for the possession of the archives" is to ensue. The old Cabinet are to hold out their official buildings against the new by force of arms. A reign of terror will follow. John Jones is to be "among the first victims" The off, cers of the army are to side with MT. Man. gum, and the rank and file with the Captain. Thus far Master John Jones, with the gifted talents of the celebrated Oates, who so saga ciously smelt out the Popish plot in the days of Charles H., proceeds with his newly dis covered conspiracies. Next follows solemn prayer to the powers above for protection in the approaching awful crisis