The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-15 00:00:00

AMERICA.

The Inman royal mail steamer City of Boston,
from New York on the 4th inst. ,arrived at Queens-
town at p.m. yesterday (Aprill4), with 1,1500/. in
specie. After landing mails and passengers she
proceeded immediately for Liverpool. All well.

NEW IroRIC, APRIL 4.
The Impeachment trial was continued on Thurs-
day and Friday. The house managers produced
several additional witnesses to testify that General
Thomas had threatened to use force to obtain pos-
session of the War Office, and had peremptorily
demanded the office of Mr. Stanton. The mana-
gers have filed as evidence copies of President
Johnson's letters to General Grant relative to dis-
regarding Mr. Stanton's orders, and also President
Johnson's message to the Governor of Alabama,
advising the rejection of the constitutional amend-
ment. Several reporters have testified to the accu-
racy of the reports of President Johnson's
speeches at Cleveland, Washington, and elsewhere,
in which he denounced Congress. Reporte of
portions of those speeches have been tiled as
evidence. The managers have further offered tes-
timony that the President appointed his private
secretary assistant-secretary of the Treasury,
claiming to show thereby an intention on the part
of Mr. Johnson to provide funds for the use of
General Thomas as Secretary of War. The Presi-
dent's counsel objected to this testimony, on the
ground that the alleged offence was not specified in
the impeachment articles. Chief Justice Chase and
the Senate sustained this objection. The Senate
has adopted an amendment to the rules of the
trial, providing that the presiding officer cannot
order a vote of the Senate on preliminary questions.
General Canby has ordered that the public
charities of North and South Carolina shall be
administered irrespective of race or colour.
The trial of Mr. Davis has been further post-
poned till the 2nd May.
Colonel Greenfeldt has escaped from Dry
Tortugas.

(lIT ATLANTIC TrLIEGRAIOH, THROUGH HR. &HORNE% AGINUT.)
NEW YORK, Aram 14.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Bremen
arrived out at 8 p.m. yesterday.
Closing Prices :—Gold, 1381. Sterling exchange
on London, 1001. '.5-20 United States Bonds,
1882, 111; ditto, 188 E, 1.98 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1011.
Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 69k. Cotton : Middling
Upland, 31i. Petroleum, standard white, 24.
Flour, extra State, 10 doh. 10c. ; corn, old mixed,
1 dol. 20e.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL 14. —APPOCCTMEWIB.—Sub-
Lieutenants William Farr, to the Dryad, and George
P. C. Gray, to the Viper ; Paymaster John Ray (b), to
the Flora ; Assistant Paymaster Joseph Allen, additional,
to the Rodney, for disposal; and Clerk John A. K. Greet,
additional, to the Rodney, for disposal.
VOL(' NTEERFILLD DA Y AT WI VIM EDON —Yeeterday
morning the Inns of Court Volunteers aseembled in the
Temple, and were joined by four companies of the Oxford
and Cambridge corps. Previous to tilling in. the band
belonging to the "Devil's Own" played several
pieces, after which the respective corps marched to the
Waterloo terminus station, and proceeded to Wimble-
don, where they held a field day. Ensign Hughes (Ox.
ford), Captains Roe and Tomlinson, and other officers
accompanied the universities corps ; and Major Lysley
and Captain Wood were among those with the Inns of
Court.