The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. :, 1880.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS RELATIVE xxxIoo
The Nsxican imbrogo ID beginning 70 assume serious
aspect and Mr. AcAnc has been directed 70 return at
once 10 his post He ie for New York last evening and
win sAii In the steam corvette Pawnes for Vera Cruz on
ths 18th.
ssnor Tsssara has had several ir,srvicws with tho
President on the subject TIE relations between h.
sovsrnnsa, and Mex,co no has pos.asa our savssH.
ssns Of the aeslions Of Spain .-s,h po,,, .,..,,,
- intention Of inte.. ,ng In the complicated questions
seswssn shs several parties struggling there for tho "a
prsmacy; but Senior Tsssara Distinctly says that the
claims Spain holds must DO quidAted and not she win
Snforce their iiquidation No hostie demonstration
against Vera Cruz viii be uaee before the LIST Of Dcccm
Der, when, the claims have not been paid, the Spanish
neet VIII receive orders TO act
Ms part Of the plan that Miramon shall attack the
city the land side ~ the sans time, and thus SPAIN
although apparently not interfering the domestic ques
toas Of Mexico, win, By % timing her demands, consr
butte essentially the overthrow OF Juarcz The recent
reported defeat Of Mramon changes tho aspect Of these
calculations he may be able 70 march against Vera
Cruz
ne Spanish Minister viii have another conferences with
our government bis return from New York, after
which the President win determine what policy TO pr
sue and Mr. McIane's instructions win be completed In
tme for his anticipated departure In diplomatic eirlca
the question creates considerable talk and much desire
- msnifested 10 know what the government win
purSue.
Csl Pickett American Consul 1t Vera Cruz IL in
spoa lAve. lie win probssly return 10 Mexics with
Minister McIAne He describes the condition OF MEXICO
n most Distressing. 10 nearly consumed BY intestine
troables Each state which 10 not fairly under Juarez
control has 10 petty chief, Who reGps for the hour
xoships win save that distracted country but strong
vigorous AMI energetic Yankee government
PROPOSED ruos on nrrEuc.ss.
Gideon Tucker. siscsor 81 large the Breckinridse
ticket; John A. Green chairmsn. and n Mcmahon, SEC
Rotary, Of the Brecknridse committee; r. n Grha. A.
n nIner and J. o. Hasbrouck, members Of the state
Committee and Howe, Marshal Of tho northern dis
ici Of New York. all arrived II the National this morn
Ing armed with full authority from the Dsckinsca and
Brerkinridre STALE Committee W consult with ccsers
Lane and The simnissratcr In reference 70 fusion with
the Beil and Dousiaa men In the Empire state. fun
conference has been held and has been decided
that no fusion should take place without proper oousde
ration upon ticket the accordance of support 70
~ present constituted, would be equiva-
lent 70 receedins from the position Assumed Al
Charirsson and BAltmrc. Tho matter vas duslly left
10 the Judgment of The State couiitee, ~ being most
ccmpcscn, W decide with the Undertaking that their
verde, - be bacsed UP ny The whole pcwer Of tho al
minsirasion. fusion docs not takc place, all the anti
Breckinridrr men In once win be u depcssd, that
the whole na.snee Of the government DO cxcrtcd
TOR the simon pure democratic ticket.
Senator rhonsun, Of Mes Jersey, vas also ocusultei
and only approves cf the result, but anxious for
similar arrangement In good faith 10 his stata
Hon T. ssevsns OF wsshinrtou Territory, and CHAIR
ss the Brseksrdge Natnasi Coumittse entertained
Senator ice lane and the members o. The state Committee
and Ners Ccbs and Thompson Of ths cabinet, At dinner
10 dsy when the whole subject further talked over
and fully approved BY all parties present.
Gessrh Lane ws especially plncky and enthusiastic On
ahe suhlees.
Anzrr or ifnuirx or svc F1srr FEoyp.
Daniel r. eocdos, correspondent Of Una Nos ysss
Fs~S, vss today arrested apun a charge Of hbeiing
escrvsary lloyd an< cshs IN M letters 10 lhat pspw
ard belt thonssnf donsrsln appear AMI snsvcr
she merit Of the Craissl ossrt Mr. Floyd hsd 10
kncvedxe Of the matter He's vsll kncwn 10 be an I'd
vocas q the srres, liberty of the press and only asks
Of ccrrcsrondens that fairness u their :Isrus which
win live both sides hearing To this end he hes mott.
ned them that the records and pagers q his once In
csees reported 70 b. osnox'cos 70 crcsm shall be open
10 their inspection upon spplicscn Goodlce native
cf North cAroIins and formerly editor Of The Ma
fsensI Era
rm rrssrs nv-Tass.
me census returns come In very slowly PORTIONS 81
sach ra are reoevei bat the aggregates are nos yet
w~1e M scr any Secretary Thompson and saper'nssn
ss~s s.~ssJ ere sassrns fsdiy % 'nsr 'esasssessa