The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-06 00:00:00

AMERICA.

THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT.
(ET ATLANTIC TELEGILATII, THROUGH NI. YATTEIVE AGENCY.;
WASHINGTON, )[.tics L.

The Senate has been organised as • court of
irriplachment, to try the charges against President
Johnson. Chief Justice Chase presides.

NEW YORK, MARCH L.

The Republican Convention in Ohio, and the
Democratic Convention in Pennsylvania, have
passed resolutions in favour of paying the bonds
in currency.

The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out
500,000 dots, in specie.
The Inman Royal Mail steamship City of Antwerp
arrived last night, and the Cunard Royal Mail
steamship Russia at 3 p.m. to-day.
Closing prices : Gold, 141 g. Sterling exchange on
London, 109 g. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882,
1104 ; ditto, 1885, 1083 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1014 ;
Illinois, 139 ; Brie, 72. Cotton : Middling Up-
land, 25. Petroleum, standard white, 25. Flour,
extra State, 10 dole. 30a Cora, old mixed,

THE ITALIAN LIOATION.—In consequence of
his Estelleney the Marquis d'Aseglio's retirement from
the poet of Tomes:sten,' of the MIMI of Italy at the
Court of St. James's, Count Maffei will eat sa Charge
d'Affaires, end the offices of the Italian Legation have
been removed from tiree►enor-street to 23, Device-street,
Berkeley-square.

Lone 0; AN OSTIND MAIL PACICIM —A telegram
from Ostend, dated yesterday, mays :—The Ostend boat
Ruby ran ashore at the entrance of the harbour at 5 a.m.
She is expected to be a total loss. Captain Grant, Mr.
Pieroe,Rnuian messenger, and four other peassugen, with
the mails, were safely landed.

OUTWARD AMERICA 24 MATh. QUM/MOWN,
Maim s.—The Inman Royal Mail Ammer Oity of London
arrived here at CiPA p.m. to-day. eae embarked the mails
and pemeosen, and proceeded for New Rork at 8.46 p.m.
All well.

BOMBAY MAIL.—MALTA, Haien 4. —The Delta
leaves at 7 p.m. for Mareethes, where she may be expected
on the 7th inst. The Ceylon left at 3 p.m. to-day for
Southampton, where she may be expected about the 13th
asst. The Rangoon brought the meld to Bees, arriving
there on the 28th February at 8 pm. OuTwARD MAIL
Or 12,18 Panel:mar. Bun, FzIaUABT 28.—The Oarnatie
left for Bombay, yesterday at 7.
BLOBS INHUMANITY AT BITHNILL-01LBIN WORK-
MoußH—Last evening Mr. Jobs Humphreys, the Middle-
sex coroner, held an inquiry at the Windsor Castle Tavern,
Charise.terrace, Viatoriairark, touching the death of •
man, aged about 43 yews, whom name was unknown.
John Balks, lock-keeper at the Old Ford lock, mid that
ex Monday night, at about half past 8 o'clock, a boy told
him that he had seen the hat of • man fleeting on
the water of the Begets'. Canal, nearlyserosite
tite Bettuial-green workhouse, The boy had en to
the owner of the hat • abort time previously. Witness get
en a hug., and managed to pull the deceased out. He got
the barge over to the side of the canal next the workhouse
aid lifted the body off the barge and placed it on the
bask and he asked the workhouse people to take him la.
het tirefused to do so unless • came with
ban. witness poi • plank, and placed him on it. The
body was warm then. Witness bad to go to the ooTeMses
abler% house, at Peel-grove, before any ambiance mold
lie get All chance of resuscitation was Ibis gone. He
Menierl in vain for • pdsman. Mr. W. W. Borrows,
maw bispeotor, mid that as the coroner's officer was
out Whin abs last witness celled, he went with him to
theaseemmed. He found him lying ea the bank of
M the
end en was near him. BOON further lime then w
Wien he mould be get late the workhommo The super-
intemdent said that the reason that they did not
take him into the workhouse without • policeman
was, that they did net know where he came from. Coroner
—lf they had put their bands on his wet clothes, they
would have soon found oat that he came from the Awl.
The poor max was kept in the sold use hour. Mr. J. W.
Adams, workhouse surgeon, said that he was celled to see
the deceased at • quarter to 10 o'clock. He was then dead
and cold, and is was useless to attempt resuscitation. The
Coroner said that it was possible that the poor man's life
might have been saved if he had been at once admitted into
the workhouse,and attended to. They did not surely want
an order to admit • man taken out of the water, where •
mutate might make the difference between life and death.
The wary he was treated was crueL The deceased, who
looked like a mechanic, had 4.1. in his pocket. The jury
returned the following verdict :—" That the deceased died
from suffocation from downing in the Regent's Canal, but
that how he cane into the said canal thenis no legal
'vicious' to show ; and the said jurors oonsi4er the refusal
at the Bctknot.greva workhouse to receive the body while .
still warm was hdiumln." _

CRYSTAL PALACL ONE SKILL:NG DAT.-•
THURADAT, Slaacn s.—Aebatmen' an payment, 728;
alb) RR mom &Ices, 1.270 ; lOW AMMAN& I.CC4