... President Johmson has been summoned to appear before the Senate Court on the 13th inst. The Secretary of the Treasury has issued the usual monthly statement of the Public Debt of the United States. The total amount of the debt on the ist of March was 2,648,000,000 dols, against 2,651,000,000 dols. on the 1st of February last, being a decrease of 3,ooo0000 dols. The cash in the Treasury on the ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE. THE BADGE OF SOCIAL SERVITUDE. ?? EDITOR of/hfe PALL MALL GAZETTE. SI,-I wish I could engage attettion, amidst the many more or less impl)ortant calls on it to which the newspapers daily give utterance, to ene interference with the freedom of the subject which appears to me to piasn increased severity every year. I mean the restrictive and reactionary Nwhiilh nowe regulates ...

... I POLITICAL PROSPECTS. The z m1s observes that though the readiness of the official members of the Conseivative party to serve under their new chief seems to have been in scine mreasure a surprise, it ought not to have been unexpected after the experience of last session. It was then made perfectly clear that those who rcmained in office were willing to follow Mr. Disraeli, and they express ro ...

... MSOUSE OF LORDS.-MIONDAT. TENU- OF LAND (IRELA.NDt. The Marquis of CLANHICARDE. in calling attention to the state of the Land Tenure act in treland, said that though it might appear to be speaking against the very motion he was about to make, yet facts compelled him to pdmit at starting that there was never a time which less called for special legislation between the landlord and tenant in ...

... I- TELBGRAPHIO ''INGENO - (auuTua TEEBAH5.): PRINCE 3WAPOII10N; N.BEL ;BERLIN, MiAn 5, EvEHOHG. The crown, Prince of; Prossa -paid a visit to 3 Prince l!sapoleon at the Hotel Royal torday. His t Imperial Highness afterwards pioceeded to the t Royal Palace in one of the state Carriages to visit u the King. b His Majesty afterwards returned the visit of his 1 Imperial Highness. I The Princes ...

... I WORKI.NE MEN AND PARLIAMEN'ATAY THE BEPRESENTA TION. II di A meeting of the Birminigham Trades Coumoil l0 was held on Thursday night, to receive the report of a lspecial committee appointed to inquire into the best P mode for securing the return of a working marn topsria. I ment, as third member, under the new Reorm Bill; i'ld 15 also the probable cost, and the best method for obtaining 7- ...

... .1 ,uy . G. .;Z, f. I , ? , ?? ?? T ?? .11 , I (nol OUR OWNT'CoOsBPONDzNT.) FLORENCE, FEB. 27. e We have not heard the end-indeed it would rather seem as if we were only hearing the begin- ning-of the great artistic discussion as to the Girolamo Benivieni, purchased by Count Nieuwer- PI kerke at the Nolivos sale as a masterpiece of the Renaissance, but which Signor Bastianini, a a( sculptor ...

... I ; (FROx OUR OWN:RCOnSPONDENT.) ?? the following appeased in our Evenive edition of yesterday:] areai . 1 PARIS, TUESDAY GUANO.Z An accredited version, which, if accepted, recon- t diles the official statement that Prince Napoleon o has gone to Germany without any mission with the fact that he has one of transcendent impor- s tance is that he goes as a diplomatic vohunteer. 91 He had a ...

... DRURY-LANE. TnIS Evanneo, RICHARD THE THIRD. Mr. D. Sullivan, Messrs. Sinclair, M'Intyre. Johnstone, Warner,l arcourt, and Temple; ?? Vein, Meedamesanfdenhoif and Edith ?? coaclude with THE PRISONEt (IF TOULON. k HAYMAlK ET. THIS EVENING, THE BBOKEN-HiEARfTD CLUB -DAVID GlArRIICK. Mes. Sothern, Buckstone, Rogers,&e.; and Miss Bobertson.-BOX AND COX. Mr. Buckstone and Mr. Compton. -And FAMLLE ...

... : I CORPORATION POR MIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION I I'N LONDON AND THN bUBURDS. The following is the report of the Council to the Governors of the Corpoiation, to be presented at the annual meeting next Wednesday. It will be remembered that, at the second annual general meeting of tlhe coporation, held at tho Mansion-houie on the 18th of March last, the council reported that in the school established ...

... OCCASIONAL NOTES, 1 All Engineer writes to the Times to say that he has beell by a large foundry firm in the country to send them down half- LO,'Ki ?? is trimmers or fettlers f that he mentioned the matter to t of a foundry at the East End, telling him that the wages offered ?? t antd that the work was all paid for by the piece. The foremanl le tj there were plenty of trimmers and ...

... ,GIANTS AND D WARFS. 'IHAT popular and exhaustive work, the History of Jack the Giant- Killer, appears to have told us all we know, or are likely to know, concerning the nature and habits of men of gigantic stature. From it we learn that they are usually clumsy, inert, knock-knleed, and splay- footed individuals, endowed with prodigious appetites and a great capacity for drink, and-with ...