... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... . prE Lord H~tham, .P. recently entertained a party Tb at dinner, at his residence in Grosvenor-street. ELECTION OF A GUARDIAN.-An election of n. gur-- dian took place on Saturday at the Crown' and bet Cushion, Land-of-Green-Ginger, when Mr. Thoma sof Kidd-was unanimously re-elected forWhitefriarWard. sty Alderman Abbey presided, and there was a numerous n attendaince. I 01 I . V.Ck, Mr. ...

... vbf watl parfuc REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSmissION ABROAD. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1868. THE IRISH QUEST10N. THE debate on the Irish question concluded a day sooner than we had anticipated. There is no cause for regret at this circumstance, for probably every member of the House, for whose opinion the country cared, had spoken, and the feeling was general that in the speeches of ...

... ,ears The master cotton spinners of the Bolton flict district have held a meeting to consider the appli. here cation of the card atrippers and grinders for an 2 on advance of 3d. per week upon their present rate of gem. It was resolved unanimously not to d of coede to such application. I by Titz SpiiNG F LOiVxR SHOW.-The Rhow which klay to be held at St, George's Hall to-day (Wednes- y day) Is ...

... On Tueseay, Dlr. DiSraetlIrecelveda deputation, vhich ).ncludled Mir. W. E. Fol~oer, hLP., Me. Potter, M.P., Mr. Jooob Bright, Ms.P., andS others, to advocate the claims of the Mmnchestor educatien bill. Mr. DisRAsm, In reply, ?? differ. enoe of opinion there way be between the Govern. ent and the deputatodn-if indeed there be any difference at alt-thore is at least one point upon which we are ...

... htuIr; :Nearly the whole of the first night of the debate on Mr. Maguire's motion was ocoupiot with discussion on the actual facts of the daul condition of Ireland, past and present, an) it when was not until towards tho close of a long iotte sitting that Lord Mayo announced the views :-OU and intentions of the Government with regard nD to future legislation. We dlo not complain of du this, ...

... ABANDONMENT OF THE SPARKLING WAVE. OUSPENSITO OF THES MASTBa'8 CBRTIFBIOATE. Yesterday afternoon judgment was delivered In eon- neclion with the Board of Trade Inquiry Into the ?? attending the abandonment of the barqut Sparkling Wave, on the 19th of November last, off the Spanish coast. The court consisted of Kr, Etfle (stipendiary magistrate), and Cavialu Harris and Bight nautical sasessors. ...

... LIVZBPOGL CATHIOLIG CLUB. I WIN The 18th annual dinner of the member. of the teo Livernool Catholic Club wa hold last evenlg-at boa the jashingtont lptol., A~bout 180' gaintloglnan ote Fs* down to dinver. The chair was ooupiled by end Mr. Michael Hughes, president of the club, aid stag gamonaget those present were the Very Rev. Cason; Cva WalmaloY, V~. 0.,, the VerY Rev. Canon O'Beillyk, bet ...

... I ANOTHER DISTURBANCE- Murphy, the well-known ?? leoturer, has tsken a plot of ground in Mount-pleassat, Roohdale, In the very midst of the Irish populb- tion, where ho intends to erect his wooden tent an4 lecture for a month. On Saturday list he visited the town for the first time, and held an open-air meeting on Cronkeyahmw common to `maintain 'llt rty of speeob. The weather belng finq, ...