The New York herald., 1868-05-28


tAs pronounced the sale illegal on this account.
strong radical lobby y row making vigorous efforts
TO legatEe Il,
Treublss WIKI she washlastsn Resissry Lists.
An application has been made to the Supreme
Court Of this District for mandamus commanding
the judges OF election 70 appear and show cause why
the names Of enlisted soldiers now stationed here
should not be erased nom the registry lists. The
judges had decided they would retain the names
Of soldiers the lists of voters who claimed to have
been on duty. IN washington one year prior to the
day Of election; while the petitioners charge that the
soldiers have not and win not have been at the day
Of the next election residents Of the district year.
but were enlisted in foreign State and have been
even located in the district but few months, and
much less than one year. and the records Of the War
Department win show such to be the fact The court
directed rule returnable tomorrow. aal14
Disposition Of Congressmen 70 Adjourn on the
-sl 1l...4sr ~ 1st Of July. $3.50 rli-s
There Is q disposition on the part Of large num-
Der Of members OF Congress to adjourn about the 1st
Of July In order that they may actively enter the
Presidential canvass. 1ab ~ -stHts cEag.G
Radical Ratification Meeting to be Held in
tg Washington. f
The republicans are making arrangements for q
Grant anu Colfax ratification meeting on Friday
night. tr ~ arls
NaturahZott0u Treaty with Bavar1a-Other
Treaties ON the Same Subject.
The Secretary Of State learns that naturalization
treaty has been negotiated by Mr.. Bancroft with the
King OF Bavaria The treaty is equally liberal as
the North German treaty.
1t s understood that the Secretary stin hopes to
negotiate satisfactory treaty with the British gov
ernment upon the rights Of naturalized citizens.
Information has been received at the Department
Of State Of the exchange at Berlin on the 9th in
stant Of the rattcations Of the treaty concerning
naturalization between the United States and the
North German Confederation, which was signed on
the ed OF February last.
Nomination Rejected by the Senate.
The Senate laid on the table the nomination of
Colonel Philip Foulke Of Illinois, Naval OfIcer at
New Orleans. This action by the Senate retains Mr..
Sullivan In that position.
Affairs in Crete.
Information has been received here from Cretan
that the provisional government of Crete
decided to convoke regular Parliament Elections
are taking place in oil parts OF the island. The
members elect win hold their first session at Canea
the capital Of Crete.
Another battle took place on the Sd inst near
splakia, during which the Cretans drove the Turks
from two block houses which they had built only
recently for their entrenchment
The Verde! q the White House.
From the washington 1nteligencer May al
Alter the verdict Of acquitta was rendered by the
High Court Of impeachment yesterday the Executive
present their congratulations. Foreign ministers,
Cabinet ministers and citizens Of every degree were
there. The President received all these congratula-
tlons as matter OF course. Not q muscle of his
features was changed. He regarded the victory as
one for the country and the constitution not for
defeat with the expression, awe have done ali we
could FOR the country, and Gods win be done.n