The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-12 00:00:00

AMERICA.

NY MAIM TZLZOIIaII, THROUGH 1(1. urns's Aciacr.)
NEW YOUIL, Utica 11.

The republican party have carried the elections
in UM State of New Hampshire. Mr. Walter B.
Harriman, the republican candidate, wee elected
governor, and the majority of the sueoessful
candi-
dates foe seats in the legislature belong to the re-
publican party.
The Allan Company's steamers Austrian and
Belgian arrived out to-day.
Closing Prices. —Gold, 1391. Sterling exchange
on London, 1001. 5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 109 i ; ditto, 1885, 108 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1011.
Illinois, 139 ; Erie, 74. Cotton : Middling
Upland, 24. Petroleum, standard white, 24.
Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 50c.. ; corn, old mixed,
1 dol. 28e.

iunnts's rsucaans.) -
The City of Boston, which arrivod ►t Queens:
town yesterday, brings 1,0001. in specie.

(Per the City of Roston, rid Queenstown.)
NEW YORK, Frs. 29, Nods.

The World states that the Senate yesterday,
in executive session, voted against a resolu-
tion, presented by Senator Sumner, to hold no
intercourse with the President during the
triaL The Senate has rejected the nomins-
, tion of Colonel Wiseweli as commissioner of
internal revenue. The President has applied for a
writ quo warvanto to compel Mr. Stanton to show
cause why he holds tho seals of the War-oftioe.
Yesterday Adjutant-General Thomas attended a
meeting of the Cabinet at the invitation of Presi-
dent Johnson, as Secretary of War ad interim.
The Mississippi Convention has passed a resolu-
tion thanking Congress for having voted for ire•
peachment.
A mass meeting was nem last evening in New
York, at which several prominent speakers were
present. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
course pursued by the President, and condemning
his impeachment as a partisan and wicked move-
ment. The South Carolina Convention, upon
their return from Washington, reported that the
Republican members of Congress were opposed to
the election of ncgroes to Congress.
The Convention of Louisiana has adopted an
ordinals*, disfranchising all who held ales under
the Confederacy, or who advocated the Southern
cause in the press or pulpit. General Hancock,
by order of General Grant, has revoked his order
removing the New Orleans aldermen.

General Meade still refuses to make pnblic the
returns of the Alabama election. A Democratic
Military Club is being organised at St. Louis, in
opposition to the Republican military organisation
known as the "Grand Army of the Republic."
Tho lowa Democratic Convention has passed a
resolution in favour of Mr. Pendleton for the next
Presidency.
QUEENSTOWN, llfeßcH

The Onion steamship Minnesota, from New
York, arrived hero at 10 p.m. to-day. She brines
67 passengers for Queens Lawn and Liverpool.
The Minnesota damaged her fan three days after
leaving.

THE FENIAN TRIALS AT CORK.

CORK. WEDNESDAY MCAT.

The defence in Mackay's case was opened yester-
day, and was continued to-day. His counsel con-
tended that Mackay's arrest was illegal ; that the
firing of the revolver was accidental ; and that the
treatment of Casey's wound by the infirmary sur-
geonswas improper. Witnesses deposed that
ay, after his arrest, said be did not intend
to shed blood, and was sorry that it had been
done. Mr. Justice O'Hagan charged the jury
favourably for the prisoner, dwelling chiefly on
the question whether the shooting was accidental.
The prisoner was acquitted, but was subsequently
arraigned for treason-felony. He pleaded not
guilty to that charge.

RELEASE OF DR. WATERS.

DUBLIN, WEDNERDAV WIGHT.

Dr. Waters, one of the writers in the /rialiman,
who was recently committed to Monntjoy prison
under the Lord Lieutenant's warrant, was liberated
to-day on entering into his own recognicanoes for
his future good behaviour.

Gsaancaarra, Max= 11.—The Canadian
steamer IPeravien, frets Portland on the 29th ult., ar-
rived hen We ethentoteek _

Now Toni, Maxon 11.—The Inman steamship
Oity al New York arrived here at 7 p.m. last night, sad the
City of Oak salved at Halifax at midnight.
Teo Now Itironm Acr.—Brummottax, Wes-
iserthr NIOIT.—A meeting was held In the Town-hall here
MeMekt, the sayer in the chair, at which the following
reeslatim was pissed :—" That in the minion of this
meting the ratepaying elms* of the Redeem Let is pro.
dudes peat imedship and mime', and ought at moos to
bs repealed"
Now CotrsTY Cover Junes—Circuit No. 15,
vacant by the death of Mr. Serjeant Dowling, bas been
oonferred es Mr. Edmund Robert Turner, of Linage's-
inn. Mr. Tallier IS • member of the Chancery bar. Ilia
all dates from 1852.
Tien HEALTH OF LONDOW.—It aro from the
return honed by the authority of the Registear,
that in the week this ended Bator-
°drak me
7th of Marsh, 4,665 births sad 2,996
deaths wee registered in London and in 13 other large
towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mar.
tatty wan Pi per 1,000 ponces living. The annual rate of
mortality last week was 22 per thousand in London, 30 In
Edinburgh, and 27 in Dublin ; 26 in Liverpool, 30 in Man-
chester, 113 in Salford, 24 in Ur mingham, 26 in Sheffield,
20 in Leeds, 23 in Bristol, in HO, 25 in New-
maile-upos.Tyne, and 20 in Olugow. The rate in Vienne
was 40 per 1,000 during the week end* the 291 h
when the tereperthure wan 13 deg. Fahrenheit lower
than in the NNW week in Loudon, when the rate was 21
In leaden the Mho of 1,167 boys and 1,063 girls, in all
regithered in the week. In the car-
wrths kn years, 1656.67, the tromp
;2.--reetemestfer, Morena of population, is 2,222.
*MU is London during the week were 1,2,11.
Itwee Moth week of the year ; awl the average number
of fee that week is, w'tL 6 eorrection for hamar,
of pepelethen, 1,610. The deaths in the presect rebus
exelem by 279 than tht emulated number.