New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-26
sn...1 county wbig Mass Meeting.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
NrwroS. v j. Sept "a. isii

NJ
Tl.l.--,s,sn1 rnnst enthusiastic meeting ever
held in Sussex Count. Convened a, tbs place on
rnursds, last, I, was glorious ia. ilr tn Cause
in Ne,v-Js-ssy. From an early hour IL the morn
irg un,il aer l2 ociock vehicles OF ~ rs frsrT1?
ton poured into our village from every dlfectl"1'
bearing aloit. Inscribed upon thelr banners tielf
principles and their men. In the procession no
tied an anor1uou= wagon. drawn ~ 10 oxen. and
another drawn by SIX gr-ys. containing 20 youns
sd,es dressed in white each bearing banner oi oue
OF the different States. together with this motto
" MON. but not 10 Texas" Full 1850 We're pre-
sent one Quarter Of whom were ladies'. lie Meet
! ing was succ-ssIveiy and ABLY sddressec oF A!e1
E.. Brown of Easton. Hon. J. F. Randolph and
John Van Dvck Esq. of New Brunswick. each OF
whom surce-ded in \ most eloquent and impressive
speech which vas listened 10 with degree OF al
,enton and interest ndic4 OF the desire OF know
ing and understanding the true principles OF pros
prriiy and hnppine<s. Such Meeting IN Sussex
the very heart OF Loco Focoisn, is something N
Iced 10 De proud OF.
LATER FROM H,vayA.-By the arrival ii this
port YESTERDAY OF the brig Columbia Capt. Baroas-
IN eight davs from Havana, We received from our NJ
r-nfive correspondent OF the Dinrio fs Ia tI06ahf
and Dar.o de la Ma5!Hq files oil their papers TO the
]l,h inst There IL no news OF importance OF To-
cal nature TIE papers. however, contain later IN
tahgeuce from Mexico than we have before n
. lied.
Th- MdrIa4 oil the 1ih saws; ' By The arrir1i a;
rbis mort Yesterday o! hr British mail steamer Is
riof in four davs from Vera Cruz. We have the fol-
lowing important announcement: An express ar
rived at this citt on Wednesday morning from MOE
,eroy with official dispatches ior the Supreme tIoy
ernment, relating 20 desire manifested by President
Houston for 4 suspension oil hostirs already com,
mencrd hy the Mexican Army on the other side OF
the Rio Bravo. The Government not having vet
published these important communlcarons we arr
OF course ignorant OF the terms
Savannah Rep. Sept. u.
[. ;. GOVERNMENT EXPEDITION AMONG THE lN-
p!.ys-A gentleman who le;t Fort Leavenworh
on the 10th of last month, ni1:ns tue Pbiadeiph
INQUIRER that preparations were then 10 progress
arnonr n hod. IF i've hundred I. =. Dragons to
march Westward uader the command oi MAJOR Gilt
ton Wharton. The objects II the expedition are 10
endeavor 10 maie peace between certain lnd!an
tribes iha; have bteu long tine At var 10 mold
Councils with various tribes along the route, ana
10 Empress them with the necessity of preserving
peace among each other. Also by the display o 4
considerable and well appointed force, TO convince
Them If the ability of the United States 10 PUNISH
them for any aggression committed upon our Cit
zens while in the Indian country. An artist Is 10
accompany the expedition, 10 take sketches OF the
Indln Councils, games, &c.
FIRE Is TIE Coal MINES At SYDNEY, CAPE
BREroS.-A very destructive fire broke out IN tie
mines at sydney on the evening OF the lth "s'.
which had completely suspended the working OF the
pit. The main pumping engine and all the pHncl-
pal machinery were DESTROYED, and il was feared on
the l2th that the mining operation could not be re-
commenced until parts OF the machinery nre sup
piled either from Eng land or Newly ork. he sup
ply oi coal on the baaks was sina and the demand
increasing.
THE SUGAR CRoP IL LOUISIANA. The New
Orleans TtopiC of a ac date says; We under
,l,a hing nm
dltion in al parts Of the sugar districts. TREND
of ours vino hes laiel. returned from tour IN the
adjacent parishes. informs that ne has never seen
the cane so abundant and luxurant. In the
parish o PlaqUemne he has seen cane 10 feet high.
and volumluous in the extreme. MIR. Pierre Rapp,
a well known planter there, has inmated his ln-
tention 10 commence rolling from the 3dto the 9th
Of the ensuing month"
DEATH OF MADAME SANTA ASA.-fhe New
Orleans Courier of the 10th confirms the news OF
n. death of Madame Lopez Santa Ana, wife OF the
President ui Mexico, on the 22d urmO, oil breast
complaint. Her remains, IN compliance with her
diving wishes were taken TO Alvarndo, the place Of
her hirrh for in,ermsnr. The authorities and peo-
ple OF Nrra Cruz were waiting 10 best"w on her
cnrpse which wus 10 arrive there the oh instant,
the honors due 10 her rank.
fs@ There were four deaths from yellow fever in
the Charity Hospital, Tor the twent. -four hours end
ing AT 6 o'clocs last evening. Although we euler-
season, s W. would caution Strangers to be care
fu OF TOO much exposure To ihr noondh. sun
y. o. froPic, Srpt. l1th
"JyDIANs ABOUT A letter from New Por
Fa dated the 3 ms. published in the laahaS
sec Sentinel. says: "Cspt. II. from the
new settlement near Deadman'5 Bay is here
He says that in the WOODS not far from his res
dencc, he came upon fresh Indian trail few
GAYS stree; and being armed and mounted, he
pursued It unt he came within sight of the party,
consisting OF fifteen warriors Advancing with
in one hundred aud fifty yards, he was saluted
with the war whoopand other savage demoDsra
tons OF hostility, upon which he thought proper
to retreat.
He 5, es that indications OF the unpleasant,
il not dangerous vicinity OF a gang Ot these stroll
ing outlaws have been often revealed of late, in
amp, trails, the bones Of slaughtered cattle he
lrng Dg to the inhabitants, amongst whom sense
of insecurity is gradually deepening into serous
app-esensions, and that the first murder will he
the signal of universal retreat ofthe whole frontier
population"
ine ecitor of the Sentinel expresses MS belief
in this report and adds Tne next news we ex
pect TO hc,r Is that the settlers will resort to iorce
To preserve thelr,property snd next the murder Of
some ot their families. TINS neighhornoot Is
ahcut fifty miles East OF St. Marks, fifteen miles
West of Deadmans Bay, and more than two
hundred miles North and West of tee boundary
allotted the Indians by Gen. Worth in his treaty"
A Coop SIGN-Six weeks ago, A. a. Norton.
a Wing merchant of Mt. Vernon, in the Loco.
Foco county of Knox advertised in both papers
that he would give One Dollar bushel for Wheat
payable when Jas. X. Polk is elected President
of the United States in 1874. The Loco paper
urged Loco. Foco farmers to take their Wheat to
MIN, assuring them that Polk would be elected .
and Norton vas able to pay. But nolwthstand-
ing all this, not bushei has been onered on those
terms -Four weeks since. Norton and Jones Is
sued and circulated handblls offering to purchase
$4,000 bushels Of Wheat on those terms but not
Il bushel has been offered. The Locos themselves
know well that Polk cannot De elected.
Newark ONO Gazette.
INTERESTING G.-Dr. Lambert states that three
fifths OF the sustenance we swallow, passes
through the skin. According TO this, ones com.
plexion i6. in measure. under his own control,
for what passes through the crticIe must certain
Iv feet it's condition and color This subject Is