... ILATESTNEW'S. ILAT1EST -NEW'S. ITALY. A | 11,0yg Ap;il 30th.-Prince 'Humbert and the L Princess Mafgt4 ita entered Florence to-day, amid I general rejoiaing. £he str, ,ts. were brilliantly deco0 i feted with 11agl flowe'rs, and dr-ieriee. The Prince and kiribcesa received arpopularIWe1c3 fle of the miAX icordial chararcter The weather was magnificent. 3 In the everniny there was a general ...

... JILT O~F PRESEDENT JOHNSO.N. wv-~ No Se -. - .J I I Yanx, February 25th.-The House of Re. VFe.,entatives adopted last evening the resolution to 1lPoRah President Johnson for high crimes and :bisdemeanours, by 126 yeas, all Republican votes, and 41 nays, including one Republican vote. The House then appointed Mr Taddeus Stevens and Mr Burgham, of Ohio, as a committee formally to im- peach Mr ...

... T'EE SECO FENIAN PROCLAMATION AT THE LONDON MANSION HOUSE. On Fridayafternoon, Michael Gough, an Irishman, .was caught in the act of affixing a violent proclama- [ tion on the Wal of the Mansion House, London. The prisoner is 17 years old, and the same, there is rcason to believe, who committed a similar act on laturday last. Since then the district police have been On the alert, in ...

... MbliETINGS OF SyECAL CONSTABLES. I j C ILOGaTA D1STrICT. On Friday a ineeting of iecial constables in the Sculcoateg Districtewans held gI' the Sculcoates-hall, which was crowded to ?? In fact the room in which the'nmeeting was heldt-)he largest in the building-was muchtoo small;for the purBose, and numerous specials had to stand outside, O ?? presided. He regretted that the incorvenflence ...

... I ?? . .. . ?? The Exhibition building was again crowded on Fri. day at both sittings of the Congress, even a larger number of laymen being present than on previous Jays. The same interest was manifested in the pro- ceedings, and the utmost freedom was given to everyr speaker to state his views. The Archbishop of Dublin' and the Bishop of Killaloe, who presided, the first in the morning and ...

... j OURIOSITIES OF THE MINT. l The TMs, Ia an article on hThe Mint, re- ?? knows how money can be spent; m_ ople a how it can be earned; a select fodei- pre ?? distributed from the I laighe'to4e lowest ...

... {£O ; f s~Y'-ASE.-A SURGEON 1 ; l o, ~'.COXV]CTBDfj : t ':Mr,,'-Edward- ChitlesJaanevrnShawi' a Dsurgeon,' oharged with having receivdd ad takei (charge of' t lmatics'without the mfdicalbertifioates andilorders .o qu;rea;b'y law, was tried,'on Satutday,'; tit - ebrt. he frdbeford .iib Lord Chief Justice. ' Thed'4 were' 1 ltw~o eases-'one in respioe' of 'a hinatid lidy, naied -'Frances Dan'eis ...

... ¶ :nw :A ~ c~ n- _~ ~Ot~OOATs UiONi. -'Tne weeiri me'eting iof 'the' (Guardiai wars h'eld onl! .Ttisuey,at :tneUnion, winder the presidlericyofMr:-D.! .Sykes.---Thistr whaohad been ill for ipre itime,; was ?? loseve ot absence, and aso 65 to nay patj .of his expenses..-Mr. IDarby thou'gbt that 'aihit 20' tons of cobble stones would& bs abifinent to' orderi at ronce, instead of o£,0tores./,e ...

... THE QUEEN -THE CONTINENT. mL L .- . _ . . . - ?? I _ ~ . - A.. -| The train conveying the Quee rea'ched the St. ILazare Station as the clock struck sevein themorn-: m ;ing. The journey-*as performied in eight hours, S being four hours less than the, ordinary-time. No 'i stoppage whatever was made, except to take in a water and grease' the wheell. Before leaving ha Cherbourg Her Majest ...

... . A Getman paper gives an account of an alleged hi interview between Queen Victoria and Alfred OL2 Tennyson, during which a warm discussion took tb place as to the spirit, aim, and character of Enoc)c di Ardeni. It is long, butit may be quoted. It should th be premised that the Queen and poet are walking to along together in the Isle of Wight:- E At last a bundle of faggots obstructing the ...

... | SWEARING IN 0 SPECIAL CONSTABLES. On Mondaymorning themagistrates sat at the Town. hall for the purpose of swearing in special constables. Some time before twelve o'clock large numbers of men assembled for the purpose of being sworn, and by the time the magistrates took their seats, the Sessions Court-house was crowded. The following magistrates were on the Bench:-The Mayor (Mr. Alderman ...

... | C l I I WEEKLY ACCOUNT OF PATIENTS. In-Patients discharged, 14 Out-Patients admitted. 41 Out-Patients do.,- 36 Remaining in house, 116 In-Patients admitted, 24 Remaining on books, 685 Physioian--Sir Henry Cooper, M4V1. Surgeon -Dr. Lunn. House Visitors-R. L. Sleight, Esq., and Rev. E. W. Stillingfieet, B.D., Hotham. The following donations, &c., are thankfully ac- knowledged :-New subscriber ...