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Frcn Sseeiai Co,re.s0ndent
WASHINGTON. Thursiay, Oct. -, 1853.
The President spends much time daily at the
Department of State preparing himself with dats
concerning Mexico and Central America, which are
TO furnish the principal topics as respects Foreign
policy in the forthcoming Message. Last year no
aluson whatever was made TO Mexico, but now
pretended claims, heretofore filed away unwor-
thy Of our interference, viii be revived in connec
ticn with the recent alleged outrsgrs on American
citizens, proceeding from the revolutionary condi-
tion Of the Government. All facts aud hctlons
alike Nil be- urged as reasons for decisive action
In order TO escape the cdiim OF the charge that
Sir Gore Ou.eey has exercised sn influence here
during the lsst eighteen months, the presence of
the British feet in the waters of Central America
| will be rebuked with the assertion that the Admin
istraiion designs repeliing all Foreign Intervention
in the affairs of this continent, and insisting upon
the neutrality Of the routes across the Isthmus at
all bazards.
Sr. Jerez and the Administration have not been
estranged as has been stated. The former has
written to Nicaragua requiring that the cOnstitu.
ent Assembly which amended the recent treaty
hall recall its modifcati, rs 90 as to insure It's
| adoption in its original fom, and thus consumm,te
the ratification This done, all the present diff
cultes of ormnlity will disappear, and the selfish
schemes Of rival corporations will oe confounded,
tie Administration refusing to adopt either and
referring the selection exclusively 10 Nicaragua.
The whole diplomatic embarrassment has proceeded
from the attempt to possess q monopoly and to
Il. o.. Marty 4.
tion.
Col. Preston has not declined the mission TO
Spain, and there are many reasons why ne should
accept. lie aimed at another post, but i. satisfied
unless be can do better.
Several steamers selected for Paraguay are found
wholly incompetent to the service although 1t
was not intended to put heavy armament on board
until they arrived at thei, destination.
Although 10 change in the Cabinet is now in
tended it il, nevertheless, well known that the
President is dissatisfied with Attorney General
Black po'i''--l counsel and is willing to burthen
him with sll the dissgreea0a. responsibilities which
are thickoning at every election.
Fro,e saotker Cor,oo9SeerL
WAsnISGToN, Oct. g, 1853.
Mr.. Clay has not been recalled from Peru, but
is coming home Of his own free VIII.
Coy. Denver claims place i'll compensation for
bis loss Of the Indian Commissicnership, and will
get one.
TIE report of Cabinet rupture is denied but
trouble exists, and will come to head after the
Message has been delivered. The cause OF dissen-
sion is represented to be the positions taken in the
Message on che Tariff. Tho most pressing diff
Guilty, however, is that the Douglas Democrats in
the House threaten to bolt unless Secretary Cobb
and another sre dismissed. The President viii
listen TO 10 terms, and when the explosion
comes the Cabinet will propably be reorganisedi in
such wise as to be a unit against Judge Douglas.
Information has been received that there are
2,lo guns newly mounted on stoue batteries at tue
mouth of the Pnrana. 4 large land force will be
needed 10 turn this iortifcaton from the land side.
The personal breach between the President and
Mr.. Corcoran is reported to be Caused by the
formers refusal 10 require tie dismissal of Muruaga
from the Spanish Mission, after the little Difficult
ties between the banker aud Secretary, which so
ssrecably diversified life At the Federal Capital
few months ago.
H. ..e A.socl-,ed Prrs.
W,,HrsGToS, Thurs,lsy, oct. -. 1853.
The balsrcc in the Treasury Monday was
4. so Coo. The receipts Of the week were $j6OOo.
n 4. drafts paid were $l.ii2, ,C0 the drafts issued
81. 600, ard the reduction Of the public debt
sl,C7i1c.
Commodore Breeze II appointed 10 the command OF
the Brooklyn Navy Yard; IN pIsce OF Commodcre
Kearucy Who has been orrred on temporary duty as
President cf the Lighthouse Board during tho absence
G. Commodore shuOrck.
Il is said that there is in course cf preparation at
III. State Department reply TO an orholai dl-patcn
informing otlr Government OF the purpose OF GreA
Britain TO suppress fllibls-rsm in Central AMERICA
The military force in the Department OF Texas VIII
probably be ncreesed by troops iron HoVernol'
fslari IN view Of the present Indian hostAiies.
The estimate. for next years expenditures are nos
yet competeJ and until they aTe VIII be decided
what asures are necessary Tor the increase OF the
revenue. -,
The subject Of our foreign afa;rs occupiesa large
share Of the attention Of the Administrator ine
President has been q. the State Department every
day during the week. ,,,..
i,encr,1 pa and suts arrived here tonight from