New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-30

tion. whether for good or for ILL., will long ou.livc
the bodv 10 which ysu are about TO elect delegates
The next Legislature will epportion your State in
10 Congressional Districts. The experience OF the
past teaches tina; should pewer be restored those
whom you recently drove from authority, your State
will be so dstrcted, tina; with majority ef the
voters you may not receive third OF the Congress
ional representation. Remember, then, that YOUR
omission to vote at the ensuing election may be felt
for at eas; Ler years 10 come.
In the fullest confidence Of public approval the
Committee submit to yos candidates for the
Assembly Of this State the names OF
JOSEPH TUCKER, JAMES w GERARD,
RICHARD Z. MOUNT, JOHN c. HAMILTON,
LINUS w. STEVENS. RICHARD F. CARMAN,
NATAL &. BRADFORD WILLIAM JONES.
HORACE ST. JOHN ELBKIDGE G. BALDWIN,
CYRUS CHENERY CHAS. u. GRAHAM, JR.
JOHN COGER, JR.
Extraordinarily OUT Committee have discharged
their trust it remains for you 10 discharge your
DIZZY TO yoar Candiddtes-to your PARIl-,o
y0urseires-to your COUNTRY.
The question being put, the Addres. adopt
ed, and the Nomination. unaniu o,sy and heartily
cencvrred ill.,
The Convention was effectively addressed by
JAMES S. THAYER and SAMUEL SrARKwrATRER.
Esqs, and at half.p.., o'clock adjourned, in the
confident hope that the City will on Wednesday next
elect the Wing ticket, preserving the State and the
Uni.n With union, energy and perseyerIns Ell
fort, these cheering anticipetious viii be fully
realized.
70 The Prescribed Watchmen, to the nsmber
of $50, came into the meeting in body about
halfpa-i 8, and were received with hearty express
sions OF sympathy.
NEw-JrRsEY.-It was currently reported yes
terday that the Wings arc to be done out OF the
Governor, through the treachery OF Joseph W.
Scott Councillor for Somerset. The Loco-F ocos
as the story goes, have agreed to make hia Pres.
dent of the Council, and thus Governor er oDEcio,
il be will vote with them to prevent Joint Meet
Ing and the reelection OF Gov. Pennington Good
The Wings Of jersey want little rousng, and this
will do it eiccluay.
HoRRlpLE.-The state Of society on the bor-
ders Of Texas and Arkansas, is horrible in the ex-
IRENE The following is an example.
The Natchitoches Herald records most horri-
bic transactions, in which some Texas marauders
were engaged. They crossed the line into tho
t. States Territory and captured named
Boatright whom they intended 10 bury alive lie
stood by and saw them digging his grave when ne
started TO run for thicket-a dozen muskets were
leveled at him, and ne fell a lfecss corpse. His
offence wa. that no refused recognize their au-
tority, and expressed his opposition 10 their many
awless acts.
New REVOLUTION Is MExIco.-Havena pa
pers received at New-Oreans contain later intelli
gence from Mexico, from which it appears that the
movement commenced by Paroles in GuadaaxaIa,
has reached the capital that it is popular move,
is countenanced by Santa Ana, and il is likely be
successful and over,urn the present order of things,
whatever may be substituted in their stead, or who
ever may cone to the head of affairs.
" The Secretary Of the Treasury will keep
steam-yessel in the Delaware as revenue cutter
and relief to ice-vessels ce.boand during the
winter.
70 Tho New.York Sacred Music Society will
perform Beethoycns celebrated Oratoro of The
MoUST OF OLIVES on Tuesday evening noxt, being
their first public performance OF the season. Mrs.
Strong, Mr.. Pearson, Mr.. s. and Miss Pearson
will be among the Vocal Performers.
10 The Presbyterian Church in West Oswego
was destroyed by fire Sunday evening last-thc
work of some villanous incendary The Church
had not been openad that day; the flames were
seen bursting from it and one door uSbolted. The
nigh. was so stormy that it could not be saved.
The citizens offer $3.50 for the detection OF the in
cendiary.
GRRAr FIRE AT MAcoS, Gave Yesterday
alluded cursoriy to destructive fire which had &C.
Cured at Macon, Ga. The following particulars
are more directly furnished b: the Georgia Mes
senger of the DIST. on which morning it broke out
alb out 3 o'clock, in a stable belonging 10 Wiley Il
Co 1t a, first burnt very slowly, but unchecked
by timely assistance, ii extended to some cut
houses and offices in the Strengthening in
its progress. i, soon destroyed the entire block
from Second-street, the Messenger office alone
Gaping After some time j, deemed advisable
to blow up the Insurance Bank of Columbus and
the Ocmugee Bank, in order to save the upper
part of the city which accordingly effected by
gunpowder obtained from the Magazine. Several
stores ewRed by Mustian & Mott, and one owned
by VIM. Melrose, were entirely consumed. uncoy-
cred by insurance. Most OF the goods, groceries
and other property were destroyed but no loss
whatever in books. papers money was sustained
by either OF the Banks. The Messenger closes
its account; thus: We have no doubt, from facts
ascertained, that this was the work of an incen-
diary. We ask OF the city authorities yigilant
and watchful police. There is danger, which can
be ascertained by inquiry, if the proper authorities