New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-13

Judge Bofccon u conilcchiIy DeI!e'cO " ~ CiSS'
ed by large majority.
We hlc our friends abroad be OF good cheer =
Louisiana i true 10 the good cause and It's eb.est
champion. Harry Of the ;, est: She has nat
howcd down - the Texas treason, and WILL
NOT Do so.
Great Gathering in Old LivinSston-Fif-
teen Thousand Wings In the Field.
The glorious Fourth was celebrated IN Living.
ston county by such an assemblagc Of the Wings
OF that region as has seldom been seen or hearo
Of, even in Western New. York. Two Conven
tons had been called in the county for that day
A Wing Convention at Gcnesco and Temper.
ance one at Mount Morris. The cold-water
army numbered some Three or -Four Thousand
bright and happy faces, bu; the Immense Wing
thronc kept gradually swelling and increasing
until 1t numbered over Fifteen TAO,s""a Not.
wthst4ndIng the Temperance Celebration, the
Wing Delegation from Mount Morfis counted
over five hundred-allogethcr The smallest dClega-
ton in the Convention The Prize Banner vas
won by the town Of York, whose Delegation
was proPorliorately thcmost Numerous of any on
the ground.
Al about Two O'Clock the meeting was organ
lzcG-nuTc than Two Thousand Wing ladies' he
ing in attendance, and listening 10 the speaker
with the most charming and devoted attention.
ALLEN AYRAuLr, Esq. was appointed President.
with twelve Wee Presidents and three Secret
ncs Upon taking his seat, the President made
Il few appropriate remarks and introduced 10 lhe
vas; assemblagc
Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, vino spoke with
great power and effect for about an hour, chief !
on the Annexation of Texas. He wa. followed
by Hon. JoHS y. COLLIER who delivered an able
aud most Interesting speech on matters oi STATE
Policy, Taxation, Internal improvement, ~. in
winch hc most clearly demonstrated tina: the State
Debt was created by the Loco Focus After Nh
Collier sat down, NJ. iilmore was agan called
out, and spoke this time on the Tariff.
lie SAID he considered the TEXAS question oi
i4r more importance dian the Tariff; Tor it
Texas is annexed, farewell 10 all hopes of Pro
lection TO AmEkicAN INDUsrRY. With five 81
six more Slave States, Northern Industry anc
Northern Wealth may look in vain i'll The Coun
IliS W tIlI -'dt'I III WI p'D-
lection.
The Prize Banner was then presented TO The
York Delegation, after which the Convention was
powerfully addressed by DR.. B,cos of This CITY.
Han. c. IL. CARROLL, and L. BARTON SrouT,
ESQ. of Ontario. The Convention then dispersed
amid inrumerablc cheers for CLAY and FRgLISo
llUYsEN.
u a MEETING or WIG YouSG MEs OF rHs
Cry OF BRooKLYN was held on Tuesday evening
9th instant, n, the Log Cabin, Fulton street pursu-
ant 10 cali, for the purpose OF organizing Young
Mems Clay Club.
On motion. w. II. STORY was called to the
Chair, and c. 5. WEsrcorT appointed Secretary.
After Il few remarks stating tic object OF the
Meeting &c. the following resolution adopted:
Re,oo4 That we nUs or-auze our,e!y.. INTO an A,,a-
ton the object of which shall be the election Of
p,e,l.n, and Vice psIjcr, OF The mt, S,ai,-nnd this
Committee be appointed present plan OF "rcanzS.
roa and that TIC WhE Young Men OF hlngs County be
vted Ia cooperate "itl uS.
The following gentlemen were unanimously de-
signaled as such Committee, VIZ: W. II. Arthur,
c. ). Wes,cott, W II. STORY, L, w. Ransom, and
Isaac A. Barker.
Rcsored That the proceedings of tins meeting he bshed
N the New York Tribune and Brooklyn Wing papers.
On motion, adjourned 10 meet at the same place
at 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening, 10th inst.
WM. II. STORY Chairman.
C.s. wfsrcorr. Secretary.
SESrMASAT's ExFEDTIoS.-Tbc brig Gu1dc
letc arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, bringing
papers and letters of late date. From these we
learn the issue oil zen. Scatmanats rash and un
fortunate expedition. Amidst the endless gas
consGc and tedious prolixty Of Mexican des-
patches, we have gathered the material facts re.
la,iye To- the fate of The bold adventu.er. Ii
seem that tie brig which bore Senimauat bcior
nriskly pursued by the brig of war Santa Ana,
was thrown upon the coast OF Tobascu, between
the bar vi Chisopec and the prime pal bar. Sent
mr,na;, accompanied by hs small troop OF - or
80 men, betook themselves 10 the mountains
whence they proceeded to Tamultc, on the Sa.
bInc They were met on the route by detacli.
men, OF troops commanded by Gen. Castro, and
defeated. with the loss OF number of men, Sev.
ertl of the Survivors were captured, and among
the rest, Sentmanat himself. The annexed des
patch announces the death Of the daring but IL
fated chieftain
MAourAc. lltl June. ISL.
General Ms1ia Sandovzl --cosd IN command OF
;e IpsI;en' has ;h's received the following
COMMANDER GsNERAL-
pal square OF this city after ereyiu: the Consultations OF MI
sien.
gu VIII take care n spfeod ms intelligence Throughout Inc
lsna-tiDeut uf Tnbasco.
J.,-d and Liberty,
Ialapa 18th June lS.i
To PkDK0 De AArUptA.
,onmaaiant OF -. John the Baptist.
We farther learn that fourteen OF the prisoners
were executed al the same time with Sentrnanat.
and several Others were IN hourly expectation of
death.
Gen. Sentmanat was a son.in. law Of Bernard
u uigny, Esq member eiec, to the Convention,
and has = wife and family residing IN this citv
n. o. Bee. July 4.
u The Psnnsylrauiaa says that no Loco Fo
co meeting has been held in Kensing,on, Phila-
ephla, which resolved to oppose Polk and Dal-
las, for reasons given. We don't remember that
we published the account, but it ras published,
and as it appears to have been hoax, we cheer.
fully contradict it.