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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
STATE POLITICS.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS


OyrARIo-Judge Samuel A. Foot; distrct-ettor-
ney E. B. Pottle; clerk n. j. Millikin; sherin, N
A. Wilson; treasurer, John Mosher; superintendent,
George Dupklie; justice of sessions, A. jones' assem-
bly,, Lat district, Henry w. Taylor.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans and Wings of the XVIII district
have united in the nomination of james Huntingdon
of Yates for senator in that Senate district
John T.. Patterson is the Republican candidate IN
the Monroe senatorial district
Samuel c. Cuyler of Wayne county is the nominee
of the same party in the district composed OF Cayuga
and Wayne.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Hindoss of the lid assembly district OF Wash
iDgton county, have put in nomination justin A.
Smith.
In Clinton county the Republicans have nominated
Slas Arnold of Ausable.
Leonard Z. Cone is the Soft candidate in Lewis
county.
Ivth district Of Oneids county.
The Democrats of Cortland county have nominated
ID. c. Squires for member of assembly.
The Hindoos Of the lid assembly district OF Onon
dsga have nominated DIR. h d. stevens TOT inc a'Sein
bly,.
OSoSpAGA couxTY.-The following nominations
have been made: let district, james Little lid dis
trict Jesse Salens Hid district Richard +. Stephens
Nth district Benz 5. Gregory.
CHENry6 coUSIY.-George Bennett is the nominee
S,R,ToGA COUNTY james Y. Bradshaw is the Re
publican nominee in the LIST district.
OsK,pA couxrY-As very bad work was made in
nrntps the names of the Republican nominees in this
County we republish a portion Of the ticket: For
sbsr;fF the name is Calvin Hall judge, j. Nymen
Jones: clerk, Israel S. Parker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

Aso1HrR KSow-NoTHING LODGE DIsBANDED.-A
correspondent of The Boston Telegraph writing from
Methuen, Mass, says:
"Tbe Know. Nothing council No. 90, in that
town, held meeting on the 18th, and almost unani-
mously voted 10 dsband, there being only one vote in
the ne gative A committee was appointed to dispose
of the funds and burn the private books and docu-
mepts of the council. After the dsbandment sufi-
sient number remained in the hail. organized themselves
into a Republican party, and caose committee to
ing. This has been signed by moro than forty per-
sons, including the most substantial citizens The
correspondent adds: kethuen will give handsome
vote for Rockwell next November"
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sPLEsDID rRLsEsTATIos TO CAPTAs SoCTREs.-
Last evening some elk hundred personal friends Of
Captain Squires, Of the Eleventh ward police sssem-
bIed at the station house Of that district TO witness the
presentation 20 the captain Of a magnificent gold
magic watch with two beautiful chains attached.
Order being restored, ex-Aderman Wesley Smith, who
was deputed to make the presentation, arose, and In
few brief but pointed remarks, in which he paid many
com psents TO the private wotth and public services
Of the guest Of the evening handed the valuable pres
ent 10 Captain Squhes, who thereupon responded,
thanking in the kindest manner bis friends 10 AMI
out Of the police department for this elegant
mspjf, station Of tisir regard and esteem. At tho
e,ose of bis speech three hearty cheers were
given .pd thrice repeated The company, honored By
the p sepce CT large number Of ladies' then sat down
to an excellent supper spread In the extensive hsA
over the station. house. Wine, wit, and msrriment
were the order Of the residue Of the evening, aud
dancing was kept up tin late hour.
The watch and chain presented to Captain Sqairss
cost upward Of $780, On side Of the outer case Of
TIE wa Oh was the city cost of arms and on the other
u,s engraved the likeness Of Captain squires Tho
inner case of the watch contained the following imcrp
ton:
Presented to Captain Peter Squires by Wesley
Smith Eco. on behalf Of the citizens and police OF me
Eleventh Dhtrict, token Of their respect tor as
priyste worth and bis gentlemanly bearing a. =
oficer.-NevYork, Oct. II, 1855"
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GuarAQuu.-A letter received by the last Panams
steamer states that two guano islands have just been
discovered off the coast of Gusyaquil, one called LIS
Plata contaong - 900 tuns, and the other to which
no name has yet been given has not less than
tuns The parties who discovered the islands are IN
negotiation for charteiDg the ship Triton, which had
recently arrived at Guayaquil with cargo OF ice.
The American ice company Of Guaysqui had OBJ
tained monopoly of the sale of ice by paying
bonus Of o, 900 per annum to the Government The
CURE n. retail price 500 tun, American curen
Nv. Good coal has also been discovered two diff
ferent Islands.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.

We find few returns in our ST. Paul exchanges.
Three canG idates were in nomination for delegate in
Congress- The following is the vote as far as ascer-
tanned:
Rice Dem1 727 Omsted Dem. ...525
Marshall rep ..........466
The S. Paul Times comedies to Rec one hundred
and fifty majority in Ramsey county, and states that
this is less than it was expected be would have The
Republicans have elected their sheriff in that county,
but the Rice party carry everything else 1t is toe
early to determine who is chosen to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

THK CASvAss.-Ju6ge Culver having disposed ofthe
civil and criminal calendars for the October term Of
the City couIt has consented TO spend few days OF
his vacation in the western and northern sections OF
the State in the Republican cause He is to address
mass convention at Rochester on the l9th at Warsaw
on the HOh Buffalo probably on the a2d, and Albion
On the 23d He viii probably go into Livingston and
Chemung counties on his tour, and will address some
Of The northern counties the following week We make
this announcement from the fact of the pressing calls
for speakers, and from the conflicting appointments
that Ara beipp announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

The Peoples Adrocate, York, Pa, which has
hitherto supported the Know Nothing tickets, con-
siders the recent result in that State conclusive,
and refuses to 60 on. 1t says:
"Kpow. Nottingham is exploded, we fear, and we
are rather sorry for it, 1t seemed TO be wel-con-
trived plan to beat down the Loco.Foco party, and
for a time it worked most admirably. But we have
now lost hope in it, and have nothing to rely on but
the old method Of appealing TO the consciences and
good ser sc Of the people in polite matters and if
that method fail, we do not hope for any permanent
result from any new party machinery"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

THE ELECTIONS STILL TO CONF IL ls55.-Loaisi-
ana, Monday, Nov. 5, State officers and i've Repre-
sentstives to Congress. Mississippi, Monday, Nov
S State officers and i've Representatives to songress'
New York, Tuesday, Nov. 6, State officers, but no
Governor or Eeutenant-Governor. Wisconsin, Tues
day, Nov. 6, State officers. Maryland, WEDNESDAY
Now !, six Representatives to Congress. Massacnu'
sets, Monday, Nov 10, State officers In Tennessee
Alabama, California, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania
the Legislatures in each State elect one United stses
senator. Courier & Enquirer.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

Ew.ORLEANs, Tuesday Oct 10, ls55.
We have received Galveston dates of ,he 14th inst.
Capt Callahan of the Texas rangers hdd had bst.ie
with party of seven hundred Mexicans and lndi ans
-Four Texans and forty of the enemy killed. when
the latter retreated. Capt. Callahan has called on
Texas for assistance to exterminae the Indians, who
threaten to kill every white man they encounter Capt.
C.. was expecting another attack
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct II, 1855.
The court of Claims opened to-day, and the law
docket was taken up The case of David Meperle
WAS assigned for argument tomorrow.
Eleven attorneys admitted, Including the Hons.
G.. f. Badger and Reverdy johnson. The attendance
was large.
The Star of this evening intimstes that Mr.. Mason
United States consul at San JUAN has been dismissed
for recognizing Col. Kinney's government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18
FIRE AT WILMINGTON. DEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct IL, 1855.
A fire commenced at midnight in the machine shop
of Poole q Co., and the building with the whole
Loss, $4,000 The principal sufferers are Zebley
Brothers, sash factory; j. Jefres, carpenter; URN
Teal BLOCK. shops, &c.
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SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.

CoRsIYo, n. Y, Wednesday, Oct II, 1852
At the Democratic Senatorial convention for the
xviii District held at this place to-day Charles
Hallet Of Cbemung county nominated for senator
The Republican convention held at the same tina
and place nominated Tracy Beadle Of Elmra their
candidate.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, October II, 1855.
The Hsrds and Softs Of the XXth Senatorial disri.
beld Union meeting in this city to day and nominated
J. C. Hatch of Oswego as their candidate for State
senator.
The Sos of the LIST Assembly district Of this county
met to-day at BaldwnsviIle, and nominated Sidney H.
Cook Of Cornelius as member Of Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

The annual address before the American institute
will be given by Luther h. Marsh Esq, Of this city
On the 18th. The poultry show opens on the Esd.
The ies and dumb pupils visit the fair this rhursdsy
afternoon. Another concert by DOdworth in the eve
ning; the one on Tuesday was successful in every
respect The numbers steadily increase, and all de-
Partrents of the fair a @ in full blast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, wednesday, Oct' ~, 1000
Application has been made by the counsel OF Pass
more Williamson for permission to file an affidavit
made by him. Judge Kane decided that the proper
mode Of procedure was to take rule to show cause
why such paper should not be filed. The council
refused to this, and no further action was had.
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JUDICIAL NOMINATION.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1885.
The Republican convention of the With Judicial
district this afternoon nominated Noah Davis, Jr Of
Orleans county, for justice Of the Supreme court, vice
Marion, whose term expires JAN /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

GIT THE BALLOTS RIGH1.-The name OF Judge
Mun Is spelled wrong on the large Republican poster
sept out from New-York. His name Is Joseph Auifn,
not Mullen" This, with other errors, should DC
guarded against.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

UTICA, "Wednesday, Oct II, 1873.
The grand jury now in session here have refused, by
a vote of thirteen to four, TO find any indictments un-
der the Prohbitory Liquor law.
The Know Nothisgs in this district have nomin ited
John j. Castle for senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

NAyAL.-rhe sloop-of.wT 81. Louis. Csps. L,sAS
ston, il ordered to the coast Of Africs. "' ''"
viii report on the 2sd ms. q. Phnsos'P'~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-18

MUSICAL rEsrIyAL.-We are informed that the
i0s State central musical festival Will be held a. bns
ssnnsneins Oct. p. under the direction OF william
s,.,s..,y assisted BY d.. Bssmss and Miss Maria D.
e'Na''a Of sAiss city.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
MINNESOTA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Tuesday Oct 10, 1855.
Minnesota papers Of the l2h inst. contain partial
returns Of the election of Congressional delegate in
that Territory. Rice. Nebraska Democrat had 300
votes; Msrshsn, Fusionist, l 700, and Olmstesi,
anti Nebraska Democrat, $50. The remaining To
turns would probably increase Rices plurality.
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fBy Telegraph |

BALTINoRk, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1913.
The lame of the double murderer at Cumberland.
Nd is Miller. The body Of Dr. Hadd arrived hero
this morning. in charge Of committee of masons, sod
his funeral this afternoon win be largely attended By
the fraternity and others.
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committee was then appointed to wait upon thu
HardShell convention to see if any compromise coult
be made on q candidate. 1t will be seen that there
was no choice made.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-24
Z ROCL "A TION

To the Citizens of Thibodaux and Vicinity.
E THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL!al ID
DULVERMACHER'S HYDRO O-ELECTRIC
l. Voltac Chains, used for the instant relief and er-
mdnent cure of al NERVOUS DISEASES are or the rst
time introduced Ito the State Of louisiana The Chains
were first Introduced France years siace and from
thence have eAt+nded to Germany Austfi Prussia Eng
land and bnty elapsed since they Introduced
into the Tn ted states They used the hospitals
of London Paris Vienna. Be n also in every hospitals in
New York. TIey secured and paentea in five differ
ent Kingdoms also in tn scountry ntIy used
with the ns astonishing S. by both Pvsic ans aud
Patients. in the relief nd of Rheumatism p infnl and
Sweled Joints Neuralt of the fa Deafness Bl dness
Nervous, Headache papit tion he Heart, Contrarton
OF The Limbs, Card tiga, indigestion, General Debility,
Impotence, Uterine Pans and all diseases VIII eh are pro-
ducedfron diminished amount of Nevous Fluid Certi-
hcae 0f the most beneficial effects produced in the above
Diseases have been recsived hnm Professors Mott Van
Buren, Posi- Of New York city, Dortors oding Bird and
Percfra of London also from ssinguis he'd Medical Men
in Of the cities Of Europe besides than one thou
sand from patients who have been cured by the use in
various parts OF the country 1t s estab shed Ic
which Phi eian dare, deny. that all Nervous
biset increased severity rather than benefit
by constant administration of Drugs, and the common
sense OF the people being awakening this truth By
avoiding Ill drugs ard patent Nestrums, thausasds have
been cured by all powerful agents of ture. pure air.
proper exerc>e, diet thing, &C. By the use Of the
Chans greatly assisted in her efforts and i'm
pulse given to the energies the system which
restore to health hout the process of swallowing the
sckean ns, tsgu ting nostrum that thrown before
the public pamphlet containing certificates Of cure
descrpton Of the Chains and the mode of use, may
tanned free Of ehargn. at tire Drug Store of
G4U71ON TO LADIES. = 99
are escte, are requested to them with
for by long continued use miscarriage is ap
to be produced.
For stIe every city in the United States, and can be
sent by mail to any part ftheeo country.
%54 FRIRELL 4 GAINES, Agents for Thibodaux
g. STEINERT, Genl Agant N. T. Is1-1yl
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Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annum-payable at the lime OF sub
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ADVERTISEMENTS vii be inserted the of One Dol
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Cents for every subsequent insertion. liberal discount
male to tosa who ivertise by the year thirty Dollars
year viii be charged for half column of Patent Medicine
Advertising, and none of greater length admitted any
terms.
PERSONAL PUBLIC ATIONS-Commun of a per-
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of the eltor) by being paid for in advance
OBITUARY NorICES-Not exceeding three lines, will be
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CORRESPONDENTS are informed that notice whatever
will be taken of any communication intended for insertion
unless accompanied the and address of the
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Institution of Learning

TNOR YOUNG LADIES'
i The Religious Ladies of Mount Carmel have the
honor of informing their acquanances and the public in
general that they have opened Thbodaux parish of
Laourche, day and boarding School for Young Ladies'
The course Of instruction is similar to that pursued
by other boarding schools of the countytha is to say,
Writing Gramm r. Geography. Arithmetic, Elements of
Geometry Natural Philosophy etc. History and Literature
will also be taught.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions the first
commencing the 1st of October and ending the 14th
Of March, the second commencing the 18th Of March,
and ending on the Sd Monday of August.
COnditiOns-BOartlers.
The price of boarding, comprsi general instruction in
French and Engshis SisOper payab in advance
ha t the commencement of each session. charge of So
will be mad for bed on entering the institution.
Washing and meniing per session Bis 90
Lessons on Piano and use Of instrument per month 90
Day Scholars.
French and English branches, per month each 90
Both branches tosether :. 1' S 90
For fu ther particulars apply to the Lady Superior
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= TENNEf, Principal, aided by competent Teach
os in EnglisL French, Music Embroidery, Drawing
ami Painting,
The eighteenth session of this Institution will commence
the 1st Monday in Octaber next No scholar will be
taken for less term than session of five months but
scholars may any time and be charged only from
the time of entrance.
Bo .rd and tuition payable in advance
Terms.
Board and Tuition English per session months as5
Washing furnishing room lights, etc. per month. 8 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, of instrument per
HDutH . w
French Embroidery, Drawing and Painting etc,
per month Observation-Disclosures. 90
Tuition for day scholars per month. ...... or on
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The Toast.

The feast III Ger, Now brmng vine
In orly Cap is seen to shine
Before each eager gnest,
And silence fills the crowded hall,
As deep as when the herald, call
Thrills in the royal breast.
Then up arose the noble host,
And sIui ing cried !" A toast! a toast
To n j our ladies fair,
Here. before all, pledge the name
Of Staunton's proud and beauteous dame
The lady Gundame e J"
Then to his feet each gallant sprung,
And joyous WAS the shout that rulg,
As Stanley gave the word;
And every cup was raised on high,
Nor ceased the loud and gladsome cry,
Till Stanleys voice was heard. ~ .D.
Enough, enough" he smailing said, s~
And lowly bent his hau hty head;
'' That all may have their due,
Now each in turn must play his part,
And pledge the lady of his heart,
Like gallant knight and truet
Then one by one each guest sprung up
And drained in turn the bean,ing cup,
And named the oved ones name;
And each, as hand on high he raised,
His laay's gra beauty praised,
Her con fancy and fame.
'Tis now st. Icons turn to rise;
On him are fixed those countless eyes
4 gallant knight is he;
Envied by some, admired by all,
Far famed in ladye's bower and hall,
The flower Of chivairy.
St. Leon raised his kindling eye,
And IFS the spa king cup on high:
~ drink to one" he said,
"Whose mage never may depart,
Deep craven on this grateful heart,
TO one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy It's and true .0.
10 One whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply txed more keenly felt,
Than any pledged by you"
Each guest npstarted at the word, fH---~
And aid hand upon his sword,
With fury flashing eye, Nt. '
And Stanley said: . We crave the name.
Proud Knight, OF is more peerless dame,
Whose love you count so high" -.s
st. Leon paused, as If he would -- --...'
Not breathe her name in careless mood
flis lightly to another;
Then bent his noble head as though
To g We that word the reverence que.
And gently said, My Mother!" s>s
E SIR WALTER ScoTr.