Robeson's Robberies

The evidenee of stupendous fraud, reeklessness, extravagance, and general niismanagement in the navy has been prinfced, and fully conürms about all that has been charged against that rottenest of the departments. The outrageous swindling of tho Government in connoction with the Philadelphia navyyard, and in the matter of illegally-made contráete for repairs, supplies, timbor, etc., is shown up in the report in the clearest lighi., and the whole exhibit is one of the most disgraceful chapters in the history of a disgraceful administration. Leading Republicana ai e reported to be urgent in their demands that the party shall not be compelled to carry such a load as Kobeson through the campaign, believing that tho record now in print, if the responsibility for it is assumed by the administration, will swamp the best candidato who can be inated.-