Major Lewis to the PreSident.
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WASHINGTON, 22d June, 1851.

 Sir:-Your letter of this morning has this moment been received, and in,reply have to say that the charge made against me by MT 1ngham, of having been engaged in conspi- racy against him, is devoid of truth. If there were any such conspiracy against him, as al legged in his letter to you of yesterday, it W as entirely unknown to me.

 l arrived at my office on Monday morning, 2oth instant, about half past o'clock, and never left the building until about half after two, when 1 walked down to the U. States Bank to attend to some Bank business After seeing the Teller of the Bank, and informing him what wanted done, I went to barber's shop little below Mir Strother's hotel. On my return I called at the Registers office, a few minutes before three o'clock, where saw, unexpectedly, MT Eaton-it being the first time that had seen him since last Satur- day evening" remained in the Registers office about five minutes, and then walked up to my own office in company with no other person than MT Eaton. Dr Randolph was not there nor did I see hi.: any where on that day, out of the War Office, until late in the evening. I neither saw nor heard of MT Ing ham while was at the Treasury Depart ment. I had no arms of any description about me. am, very Respectfully, your most ob't serv't, w. B. LEWIS.