The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-25
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BERLIN, Feb. 23.-Bancroft's negotiations on
the subject Of naturalization Of Germans 10 Ams
rlca has been brought TO a successful issue. The
North German Bund agrees TO accord exemption
rights to Germans naturalized In the United
States. Treaty to this elect was signed BY Ban
.I.s 2a--Natu-alization lava and
rirht Of self-expatration viii be considered In
Parliament on Friday.
The Independence Beige says that the war
preparations of France are meant for more than
national defense.
A ,remenaons storm has swept over the English
channel, destroying Holyhead breakTater. The
lighthouse Is gone. f
! Casey, who was shot some time since by Capt.
Mackay, died at Cork to-day. - .
PARIS. Feb. 23.-The bill for the regulation OF
newspapers Is stili under discussion. The amend
ment for allowing the full publication Of summa-
ries of the proceedings Of the corps legislatlf
was rejected-l55 10 81. q t.,5.
WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE, i ...s
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-It is understood that
Gen. Geo. II. Thomas has autographed to the pre-
sident declining the proposed breyet promotion. ,
II Is ascertaned that Gers. Grant and Emory,
the latter commanding the department, will obey
no orders Of the pre- sdent that conflicts with the
tenure of Office bill or the expressed viii Of the
Senate. tr rt.ts. ~ 81. i = .'f .ft..il
1t has not transpired, however, that the presi-
dent has issued Intends issuing such orders Ia
the whole matter 90 fsr. the president mas con.
fined himself to civil proceedings, and has directed
that 70 morrow an application be made 10 the
court for a quo icdgyGnlo against Stanton.
The president has nominated Thomas Ewing, OF
Ohio, secretary OF war.
The excitement to-day has been great. but
events have made no progress, and this evening
the town Is tsriDg down. The more wild of the
radicals assure circles OF listeners that ten days
viii do the work. But with each hour they are
becoming less confident.
The House adjourned last night at half past
eleven and meets tomorrow at len o'clock.
Stanton has been lodging 10 the war department
xince last Friday. he was recommended to pur-
sue this course bycongressmen, who apprehended
that an attempt would be made to take posses
sion Of the office by force.
Gen. Grant yesterday detailed Col. Carr, mem
Der of Gen. Emory's staff, to remain at the wal
Office, and the guards have been doubled. y
Large numbers Of members of Congress called
on Stanton to-day and held long conversation
with him. They assured him Of the support o
all the Republican members; that their party
would acI as 4 unit IN both houses, and now tina
impeachment was fairly naugurated there wouiS
be no faltering until the matter Is completed.
After the Impeachment resolution passes TO
morrow Stanton will 20 home, as his friends thinl
after that event the president viii venture on M
aggressive measures. .
Nearly ali the Democratic members, Mr.. Sew
ard, and many prominent Citiacus aud straugerH
called on the president to-day The excitemen
which peryades other circles il not perceptibie a
the White House.
TIE GEORGE WASHINGTON AT NEW YORK.
Nsw yeRk. Feb, 2s.-Arrived- George Wash
ingson from New Orleans.
IRON HAVANA.
HAVANA. Feb. -Arriyed-0rental. Sailed
BienviIe and Fire Queen.
The revolt in Sinaloa Mexico, has become seri
Gus, and more troops were sent TO Gen. Corona
The rebels number twenty-five hundred and ar
within tV entv miles of Mazatlan, where Corona i
a ~. II