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NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Relations with Mexico-Chancss of
q War with Spafn-The Pacific Teie-
graph Contract. &C., &c.
Orr RELATIONS WITH THE MEXICAN RnrusIc

wAsmscroS, Sept. 10, 1880,
orR RELATIONS WITH THE MEXICAN RRPuBuc
Minister NcLane arrived bere this morning. and has
been cioseted all day with the Secretary OF State The
present aspect Of Mexican Affairs Is oay troublesome
but exceedingly embarrassing to the ADMINISTRATION The
refu on the part OF Congress TO ray the treaty nego
tlstcd by Mr. McIanc has en eur government without
any power to act in Premises. Mr McLanes instruc-
tions, however will be fu and ample and much will be
cft to his discretion. He will all Just and honorable
to proven, Spanish intervention and she persists
and determined to press the govern will
be compelled and have doubt decided and Instructed
Minister 10 intervene, and ii that there viii be
fine opportunity for naval force the Gull to display
it's va.or
THH MsDfTzaRAsEAy SQUADRON,
Captain I,graham, DOW at the head Of the Bureau Of
Ordnance in the Navy Department has been ordered 10
command the United States sloop o..war Richmond.
which to be the Flag ship Of the Mediterranean squa
dron and to report for duty the 2lst inst No sue
has been designated for the position made vacant
BY Capt Irgrahain. Commodore Levy's name has been
mentioned in connection whit.
rRof. aArRy GOING ABROAD.
Prof Maury, Of the Observatory has leave Of absence
for six mouths, for the purpose Of visiting Europe.
NAVAL MArrxRs
The following officers Of the s.oreshp Release recently
arrived at Boston, have been detachei;-Commander
Harris and Lisutsnants Bradford, Beir and sxerret.
Surgeon Rusenberger has been ordered to report for
euty on board the Richmond Al New York, the 25th.
Assistant Surgeon Charlton has been ordered 10 the
Naval Hospital at Cnslsea.
In addition TO those already published the following
officers have been ordered the sloop oiwar Gambler
land:-ChAplain Lenhart, Boaswaln Bell, and Gunner
Mack
The resignation Of William Cherm,t, as Professor or
Mathematics has been accepted By the Secretary Of the
Navy.
rAtsssc rafrcs .rH CONTRACT.
Nessrs Harmon and Clark addressod = letter 10 the
Secretary Of the Treasury to day, asking leave 70 with
draw their bid. Tho they assign FOR doing 10,
that after careful invcsts cation Of tho matter the
amount twenty-five thousand dollars, ia inadequate 70
construct the telegraph 10 the Pacific Whether the So
cresary win permit them to withdraw their bid not
known. He will probably decide tomorrow Mr.. Fix.
lin who Is the next lowest bidder for this contract has
also expressed desire to withdraw his bid.
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Brooklyn Phot0gra phs. - Miniature,
Cabinet Imperla. and Lite Size q H. williamson Estd 1851
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Prcof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murray street.
New Yorx. -
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Life Boats.-MetallIc and Wooden Boats
OF al kinds cheaper than Of INGEkSoLs 2tS South
street.
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Shirts-Shirts-Sfx for So; Made from the
beat Amoskeag and wsmsuttA musns Depot loo Chatham
street. corner Of Pearl
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SteInwny q Sons Oversfrung Grand
and square the
warranted for i've warerooms 50 and Walker
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The Lndd & Websfer Sewing Machines
may now be had for Fifty dollars. Of SO Broadway.
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SIX Fine shirts for s.. Warranted TO Fit.
McODY's shirt ManufaccEy 20 Broadway
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DrAwtE r. Of the Dssawars ssass
r.~-WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of tao
p-n1na xssrycxr Aso .I,soynI srArs ,s-T.TA
q, s, 81, 50. 65, 49, 19, 49, 66, 81 II. IL, "a, ..
DsAwA,S~CIAss ta8 6xrrsssSs W 1869
g. ~, 8, 81, 81, %, AZ, 40, 70, 30, IL, "a, so.
Circular ssn, tres OF Charge By Addressing ether 70
WOOD, EDDY 4 90. Wilmington DeiAw1e
Or 20 WOOD. EDDY 90. B. louts, hlSo1f
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SCARCITY or AMERICAN SEAxKS.-Elsewhere
will be found an article from the Liverpool
Times, pointing attention 10 the continued
scarcity Of American seamen and the causes to
which II Ia attributable. II states that notwith-
standing the large advances offered by Ameri-
can shipping masters, there were dozen vessels
then In the Mersey waiting for crews, and with
little prospect Of their procuring them, ss there
were no sailors available and but few arrivals.
Our contemporary thinks the difficulty Ia main
~ attributable 10 the excessive crews which
the Passenger act compels emigrant ships to
carry.
Now, although we are not prepared 10 deny
the correctness Of this assumption, so far - the
immediate pressure u concerned, we believe
that IL Is laying too much stress on II TO attri-
butte 10 II 90 large . share In producing gene
raj paucity Of sesmen. II h In fact but an
incident Of condition of things brought about
BY culpable inattention to the rapidly increas-
ing wants Of our commercial marine. Instead
Of passing laws 10 provide for the demands
which the unparalleled growth Of our COM
merce entails upon our small body Of qualified
sesmen, we leave the supply to adapt
itself to them as best 1t can, thus
accommodating a store Of endorsements for
ourselves In the event Of our being suddenly
called upon 10 make large additions to our
navy. II the difficulty Of manning our vessels
Is 90 great now, what will II be under circum.
stances which will not afford time for the crea-
tion Of the large additional force Of sailors that
We shall then require. Men can only be pro-
cured OF an enormous bounty, such a. has been
recently paid BY England. In pursuits re-
curing Q certain amount OF training, sudden
necessities OF this kind can only be provided
for BY system which, whilst II holds out en-
enlargement 70 good conduct and experience,
secures candidates for is rewards. II IL not 70
be expected that, Ia the absence Of such
system, sailors viii spring up just s we need
them.
Not only do We observe no settled policy Ia
this regard, but we permit the existence Of
abuses which tend to render still more difficult
the efficient manning Of our vessels. We're
II not for the system OF advance war
rants, By which scsmen are drawn with.
In the clutches Of those land sharks the
boarding house keepers, the regulation in the
Passenger act complained Of by our Liverpool
contemporary would not be necessary at all.
II IL because shipmasters can never rely on the
crews supplied by such agents that surplus
number of sailors Is exacted by the law. II Il
held, and wisely, that In vessels employed In
passenger traffic II would be criminal TO allow
risks to be incurred from an insuaioiency Of
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
once COS Broadway, New Yorx.

Nashville. Sept. 15.-At the Tennessee
Fair this day the highest awarded 10 the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine the best for all Of
family work. A premium also awarded TO Grover a
Baher the loop stitch being superior TO the shuttle
lock stitch for the ssmA purpose These premiums
awarded the best rotary hook and shuttle machues the
market.
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Fosr snrrH, Ark Sep. Is, 1860.
aght took place here this evening between party Of
herokecs The encounter was savage and bloody knives
and pistols were used with murderous energy both
aides Two men were killed, and too others mortaly
wounded. The Array grew out Of family feud, which
nothing but blood could reconcile.
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Drawings % X. Frsncss Delaware
sr,srr covsrv GAS IA srrYsssra 70. $50.
S., Z, 20, IS, is, 81, IS, 66, So, 70, l, IS.
CorsorrpArrp LorrrRv-CLAs l65, sEyr. ~. 1870
20. So AZ, IS, s, IA, c. rs, es, S. e. 81, 81, 2s.
T. rRANCH Manager,
Wilmington, Delaware
Horm % Drssolruos OF CorAnyysasmp.-rhe am
hsretofors snhszng under the Of TRANCE. BROAD
BENTs CO., Il this day dsolved Ths Deia var and Ken
tueky lotteries sl be bsreAss drawn By sss gndsr.snsd
Tlsrsros Delaware Sept O. ISsg
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White. the Prince OF Hmtters, has In
church.
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campaign ut Albany. Let him at once repu-
diate all connection with the Albany pirates,
or he may meet with another Waterloo defeat
ADVANTAGE OF THE CAPE RACE News En-.
TEnPRrsE OF THE PREss- Within few months
past we have been enabled to report the new,
of large number of European steamers re-
ceived from Cape Race by means Of the news
yacht, which gives our readers a summary Of
European intelligence one day in advance of
the steamers arrival at Halifax, and from
-four to Eve days ahead Of her arrival at Bos.
ton or New York. We need not advert to the
advantage Of this system Of obtaining early
news to almost every member of the commu-
nity-a system which is entirely due to the enter
prise of the press. By the agency of our news
yacht Cape Race has become kind Of half
way lookout between this port and Europe,
from which persons can receive intelligence
from incoming and outgoing steamers while
their voyages are still uncompleted.
If the captains Of steamers sailing from here
to Europe would agree to send up some signal
to the yacht when passing Cape Race, the fami-
lies of passengers on board and the Insurance
companies and shippers would get an account
in the public press OF how the vessels Jared dur
ing one third part of the voyage, and that per-
.taps, the most hazardous part. The steamers
on the Quebec line now pass through the Straits
of Belle Isle in the summer months, thus avoid
ing Cape Race, and their news can only be OBJ
tanned from Farther Point; but if they continue
to run successfully no doubt We shall have
telegraph in operation from Cape Race to Belle
Isle, and when that is accomplished we shall
have reports from European steamers going out
and returning not less than four hundred and
eighty-fqe times year; that is provided the
captains of out going steamers will consent to re-
port themselves at Cape Race. In this way,
before very long we wiz be in communication
with Europe within six days, and this system
will be only second in Importance to the At
lantic telegraph, and very nearly supplying its
place.
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q. saunders' Metallic Tablet strop, for
ks~pire raxnrs perfect ORDER be obtained At No
Astor House the different agents throughout the city.
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ed from Washington. The fact that the T,.i5une
philosopher does not stop to consider that By
securing the defeat of the nominations made
by his own party, who were Weeds tools in
che plundering schemes of last winter, the re-
pubicans may lose the successor to Seward,
whose seat is to be filed by the next Legisla-
ture, is proof enough that the old feuds existing
between Seward and Weed on the one side, and
Greeley on the other, are far from being settled.
Let Seward beware, or he may be crushed be-
meath the ruins of the temple brought down
upon the heads Of his bosom friends and advi-
sers, whilst planning another buccaneering
campaign at Albany. Let him at once repu-
diate all connection with the Albany pirates,
or he may meet with another Waterloo defeat
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Mr.. LINpsAYs MIssIoN.-Mr. Lindsay, the
English member Of Parliament, who comes to
this country to consult with the government
about the navigation and coasting laws, arrived
at Halifax yesterday by the Europa, which will
be due in Boston to night Mr.. Lindsay does
not pretend to visit this country, we believe, in
an official capacity, ~ an accredited envoy Of
the British government, but to give Lord Ly-
one the benefit Of his experience and practical
views, which he has acquired as large and
successful shipowner, who has given the ques-
ton at Issue much thought and attention. 1t
appears, however, that the mission Of this gen.
tieman is looked upon unfavorabiy by por-
ton Of the shipping interests Of Great Britain,
or perhaps 1t would be more correct to say that
the selection Of the man Is more obnoxious
than the mission, for ii seems that Mr.. Lindsay
has entertained very favorable sentiments to-
wards American shipping generally, to the dis
advantage, 1t Is claimed, Of British bottoms;
end this fact may account for the dislike with
which his visit to this country Is regarded by
certain parties In England.
We confess that we do not see any objection
based upon broad grounds why Mr.. Lind
say should not, whether as an accredited
agent or not, present himself at Washington, to
aid Lord Lyons, as far as his influence goes, in
the adjustment OF our navigation and coasting
laws TO suit the views Of the British govern
ment If the services Of Mr.. Golden, the great
free trader, were acceptable TO Lord Cowley In
negotiating the treaty Of commerce with France,
why should not the advice Of Mr.. Lindsay, the
eminent shipowner, be valuable to Lord Lyons
in procuring the modification Of the coasting
laws Of this country?
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OCEAN STAN NAvrcArroS.-In another
column win be found IN interesting article
from the London Post, showing the extraordi-
nary progress that ocean steam navigation has
made within the last few years. II b only
quarter Of century since the 6rst ocean
steamer, the Sirius, crossed the Atlantic, and
since thsn Improvement hes rapidly followed
upon Improvement, until the Great Eastern,
which our contemporary Justly calls great
success, has demonstrated most Of the pro-
blems In steam navigation that remained to
be cleared up. Amongst these 10 the attain
ment Of greater continuous speed at smaller
proportlonats consumption Of fuel, greater
capacity for the accommodation Of freight and
passengers, and greater immunity from the dis
comforts Of the see than were ever before
arrived At In our navy, a. well as In those Of
England and France, steam is being introduced
~ rapidly a. possible. and In twenty-five years
more Il IL probable that there will not be
single sailing vessel employed in our CONNER
cial marine. Now the annual eastern aud west
ern trips Of steamers connecting Europe With
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The Fulton Outward bound.
Cars RACE Sept 10, 1850
The steamship Fulton, outward bound, passed Cape
Race At eight O'Clock Wednesday morning. All well.
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Ih ID the rayng cry OF all sensible politicians and Fow
hst ever southern genrmAn who has Of iS
halter atcs would n be red Of the privilege or
repesana the sxrs rneDt KFOxssr style Of Hatss
vel o. beauty ana us production prosediy stands his
prden aehes emsni Cal and see Il al No 2i2 broadway.
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Radical Care OF Hernia, or Ruptare.-
Dr. g. ~ MARSH, q NE ven known horse o, Marsh o.
No vesey Astor House. oppo W. The church, dsvotes
spsca ssnn sAs surgical adaptation Of ~ Badaoa Cure
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seuthern Ocean steamer Movements.
sAvAssAH, Sept 10, 1850.
Tho steamship Augusta, from New York, arrived here
q, bal. past nine O'Clock Tuesday night.
SAVANNAH, Sept 10, 1850.
The steamship R. r cuyler, from New York, arrived
here on Tuesday, istb inst, all vol.
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BEAUTIFUL CemPIsxic..- Phalcn's
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Pearl has acAieve1 eeAebey nvtnG equal for besu
fyins I'D prsssryns As csmRsEc. ~ In ~ = n
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uiIIs Hair Dye 20 Cents, Black or
brcwn Best 10 use. pepa No. Barclay ngss. aad I'd ~
Au dyvssAA
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Sailing Of the America.
Bcsros, Sept. 10, 1880.
me America sailed at half past ten this morning, with
thirty esh. passengers for Liverpool and twenty for
Hslifax--uo spseie
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Tsvssss. shoaldsr braces, Eldatie Stock
inss &C scensscsiiy spped No Ann street. under Bar
puu
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makers.
AMERICAN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER
Masches that Wild ssd ss The Aaads without aay key
nnest London and 0snsva worknsn
uEok0E y ALLEN, Importer Of watches and Jewsiry,
wholesale and retail alS BROADWAY. door below OanA
street, uormeriy II Wall streeD.
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y. Taylor, wig Hsker, Ladies' Hair
Dresser sp5 Broadway. Pryx'c Rooms for IAxss Hair
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Darry's Tricophsrous - the best ANA
sAespeu sSee for drnnfns beaufyfng curling cleNsanG
PresivvtnG ~ rsssosiaa ~ ~ LaAA VIA ~ ~ -
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A MrRRAIy AMONG THE PARrr NEwsPAPERs-
The Boston Bee ID charged with with "levying
black mail' from the republican party, which
Ia - aAosu nrn Il

The Boston Bee Ii charged with with "levying
black mail" from the republican party, which
1t processes to sustain. One journal Says
Tho Boston Bee IL making ia periodical levy Of back
mail upon the party whose candidates Il processes 10
existence has threatened to expire or change il poIl
tics unless certain Of msney raised for IL
benefit In several ea.es these asms1ds have been com
sell out 70 the Bell and Everett party who It's friends
candidates
The answer Of the Bee may be regarded as
pleading guilty to the soft impeachment,
or at all events to receiving subsidy
for its services. II says 1t has occasion
ally been straitoned pecuniarily," and
that II has anot refused the voluntary offerings
Of its party friends. Such must ever be the
humiliating condition Of partisan journals sup
ported by contributions. The moment the peo-
pie find that these organs are living on such
pabulum they despise them as unreliable, mise
rable hacks, hired 10 do the dirty work Of
cliques. The Boston journals affect great pu-
rity and devotion to principle, and yet In the
capital OF Massachusetts,, the metropolis Of re-
publican New England, a republican journal
confesses that II cannot get on without begging.
The tendency Of this system Is to PROSTATE the
natural energies Of Journal and to destroy its
independence as well az it, enterprise. Hence
1t ID abandoned by the people and read only by
few. II is without the respect Of the commu-
nifty, and indeed without selfrespect, and II has
no influence or weight when II utters its bought
opinions, like lawyer pleading cause with
good fee In his pocket Even its intelligence
has always faint Of suspicion about It Such
journals cannot live. A murrain seizes them,
whether at Washington, or Philadelphia, or Bos-
ton, or New York. There has been almost enough
money sunk in keeping up party journals In
this country to build the Pacific Railroad.
Yet where are oil these wretched sheets now.
II Is only Independent journals, Like the NEW
York HERALD, which cannot be purchased by
any party, and which depends on its own en-
terprise and the despatch and reliability Of it,
news-lt Is only papers like this that can ever
hope to thrive in an intelligent community,
which desires 10 see all sides Of public cues