The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

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AMERICA:

The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Paris arrived at
Queenstown from New York at 10.30 CM. yesterday, with
100,000 dole. in specie. Having landed malls and peens-
gen, she proceeded immediately for Uverpool—all well.
(Per the City of Paris eLt Queenstown.)

NEW YORK, Aram 16.
Mr. Stanbery continuing unwell, the proceedings at the
impeachment trial yesterday were onnfined to the intro-
duction of documentary evidenoe claimed by the defence
to show that Mr. Johnson followed established precedents
in the appointment of General Moons.
The defense filed Mr. Johnson's message containing the
nomination of Ewing as Secretary of War. The managers
objected to this evidence, but the Senate sustained its
admission.

Chief Justice Chase ruled out as inadmissible Mr. John-
son's reply to the resolution of the Senate declaring Mr.
Stanton's removal illegal.
It is reported that • deficiency of 40,000 dollars has been
discovered in the accounts of Mr. Forney, Secretary to the
Senate. The matter has been referred to • committee far
investigation.
General Canby has ordered that the resignation. of
civil officers in hie district shall not take effect until their
successors are installed.
NEW YORK, Aram 18.
At the impeachment trial yesterday, Mr. Con, a lawyer,
testified that Mr. Johnson bad employed him; to defend
Osseral Thomas in the suit brought by Mr. Skates, and
bad instructed him to obtain • writ of quo worvisisto, to test
Mr. Stanton's right to hold office. The witness further
stated that General Thomas's bail had been purposely
withdrawn, in order to. obtain • writ of habeas corpus to
king the case before the Supreme Court, but the object
Lad been defeated :4:el
deneral Thomas's release.
The managers ob to the admission of Mr. Clex`e
evidence, but the Senate sustained Chief Justice Chase's
decision in its favour by • vote of 29 to 21.
Mr. Frederick Seward testified that President Johnson
announced. General Thomas's appointment at • cabinet
meeting. He stated that he believed Mr. Stanton aeon'.
The
amid, and alt
er
also
me to ove his papers.
managers also obti jected to remove his papers.
Tb. managers also objectei to the admis of this
dence ; but the Chief Justice decided that It might be
received, and the Senate sustained the decision by • vote
of 96 to 93.

Ommeel for the difesoe then pat Secretary Welles on
the stand, and questioned him relatire to a cabinet meet-
ing held to emdder the Tenure of Office Bill, thee before
the President.

Th• objected to this evidence. Mr. Braes
claimed tha the defence could prove thereby that the
entire cabinet, iaclading Mr. Stanton, had agreed that the
Tonere of Office Bill wee unomestitutienal, had advised its
veto, and that Messrs. Seward sad Skates had been
miseted to draft the veto
The court
idencj adourned before upon the admissibility
el this .

The nit Convention has adopted the new constitu-
tion, refusing to modify the disfranchisement
provisica. General Schofield advised the
noticemodification.
General Meade ham issued an order prohibiting engem.
without due notice being given to the military
be and forbidding civilians to carry deadly
wegranadian authorities have seized some •
dame between the Fenian disks in Kontrial°Gatirdrow
York. It is 'world that documents have been dineovered
showingort that Ur. WO's'. ameasination was plotted by the
New T Fenian&