To the Editor of the U. States Telegraph.
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" 1f' HI' VI OSj 1"7y %oj 1oOI. Sir: In my communication to the public, which appeared in the National 1ntelligencer of this morning, mentioned that had not yet heard from MT BRANCH, to whom had for wardcd copy of Col. JoHNsoN's letter. F have now to state that, by the mail of this morning received letter from MT BRANCH dated the 20th instant, in which he says "You can very we'll imagine my Sur1rise, on reading the Colonel's lJoHNsoN's] letter, from what you yourself experienced. My re- collections of the interview will most abunl dantly corroborate all that you saids"

 am, very respectfully, Sir,

 Your obedient servant,

 ,.|-D. J. M. BERRIEN.