Meeting OF tho National I,sformers.
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Last nights meeting was held at the corner OF
Chatham and Mulberry streets; about twenty per-
sons were present, and the proceedings were not
marked by anything savoring of energy, novelty,
or enthusiasm. Indeed, it was sometime after
they began that their purport could be gathered, as
system had little to do with the movement OF the
learned Council Mr. BEBEE was chairman, and
invited all 10 communicate freely their views.


Mr.. HArrcK made few observations about the
appointment Of delegation to attend the great
New England Convention which is to take place
shortly, upon which several suggestions were Of
fered by other members some thinking that one
delegate wouldsbe sufficient, and save expense;
others contending that three would be little enough
to represent them and bring up worthily the views
OF their constituents in all their integrity. COM
mttee was al last named and appointed to act IN
the matter.


A subsequent conversation arose as to who the
single delegate should be- Mr.. Devyr's name was
proposed, the frst as very suitable person 70 De
charged with a mission where thero would be
considerable to do, and no small amount OF talk,
ing to- perform besides. Several others agreed
with all that was said of Mr. Devyr's specified
qualifications nevertheless they regarded Mr..
Comerford as a still preferable delegate, on ac.
count of his acquaintance with the Yankees and
his general popularity, and because he was pecu-


arly calculated TO remove the strong prcudices
that prevail in that part OF the country against the
cause.


Ihe next, dnQ QeclQeuly the nOSt dD6OIDlnS Du-
siness that was started during the whole evening
was proposal Tor subscription to detray the ex-
pense OF the delegation A sheet OF paper proper
ly ruled and headed, soon made It's appearance,
and host of prompt payers came iorward and
most generously gave their names tor sum which
we believe amounted to seven or eight dollars.


When this was finished, the Secretary respect
fully apprized all who heard him, that there was a
further trflng sum required for the rent, and light
ing Of the room. The announcement seemed es,
peclaly intended for few who had Just lifted
their hats TO decamp; but il did not produce the IN
tended effect on them, as they went on their course
rejoicing. Money was raised, ,however. and enough
for the purpose bate forty cents which deficit the
worthy secretary urged upon them to raise. The
forty cents was added, and SO ended the fiscal al


Mr. PINK then addressed the meeting He deplorsd the
thinnsss of the asaemblyhe false direction which the
mndsoi the people had received to run after the old par


ties and their nostrnms whilst they neglected what was
emphaticslly their interests in the present move
ment He every day more convinced OF the urgent
The present PROSPERITY was illusory, and time would
again come and that in two years, when, as formerly,
the mechanic would want employment want friends but
woud nd them in those speculatOrs and capitalists
who preached up for American in
dustry but who ia reality meant protection to themselves
to enslave buy and oppress the aboring classes he a.
luded the operation Of the capitalists in England and
France and conended that human nature being the same
in all ages and places the effects of the tyranny Of
capital would be visible here nay already, even
in Oregon, where mans cupidty SO great that not
content with having the richest lands and most eligible





apacous efforts to accumulate property and cheat their
out Of their fair share Mr. Pine concluded by
look to the elections and secure representation in Con-
gress in order that their principles might be placed fairly


. he meeting adjourned about o'clock


LATE FROM MExIco-The following is trans-
laton Of a letter from Vera Cruz, published IN La
Indiana, locofoco paper printed in the Spanish
language in New Orleans. 1t is rich affair. and
we invite special attention to the last paragraph
but One:-


VEaA CKuz Sept g. ls44since my last various events
have taken place of which necessary you should be
informed General Ampudia passed through this place
for the city of Mexico with the object of taking charge
OF the artillery Of the army, destined to invade Texas
but he has returnedto Tobasco for the purpose Of taking
charge again. Captain General OF that Department
This quite unexpected after what has pas
sed, and time alone can unravel the enigma.


Ampudis, while in Mexico found himself compelled to
tell the public that the fry ing the head Of General Sent
truth but that he mad nothing do with it
that i was done by order OF the Commandant at Arms
and that he kLew OF it, he sent orders to stop
the proceeding, &c &c.


Three days since French ship of war sailed for To-
basco collect the facts relative to the execution Of the
Frenchmen belonging to Sentmanat's expedition


By to-day mail is known that Santa Anna will leave
Mexico for Mango de Cavo from the ls to the 9Th Of this
month.


The new American Minister reached here some days
SINCE and Immediately for Mexico; is known
here that he has been robbed by the way and that be
the robbers took from him seventy doubloons but this
beev here to be farce of the Minister'S invention in
hope Of being paid that The government, notwith


standing has taken energetic steps for the prosecution Of
the au hors Of the theft ii there were any.


On Monday, the general ofdivsion, valentin Canazo
and staff with all the chiefs and officers belonging to the
invading army against Texas started for San LusPotos


COMET The new comet may be seen with
the naked eye, under favorable circumstance very
weak telescope opera glass magnying but four
five times is sufficient to show II distincty-Key Vest
Light Of the Ref Of Sept a.