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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

HARVEY HOUSE.
THIS well known establishment has
L been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited and is now open for the accommo-
dalton Of Boarders and travellers.
nov. % VIZ. MARKHAM Prcp't
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

CRACKNELL BISCUTT-]ust received
~ so Boxes of the celebrated crac knell
biscuit. A choice article for the tea table
or invalids.-A handsome present to vile
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents per Box-for sale by
oct10. JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

TOWNSEND'S, Sands and Bulls Sarsa.
L parilla, warranted genuine, and for sale
by VIM. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

THE VERY BEST.-Persons desiring
i any Of the celebrated medicins cal-
led Brandy, can get some ofthe pure and
undulfrated Pinet, Castillon 4 Co.'S. 1T the
Drug Store Of WIN. BOCEL,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

EANoY ARTICLES.
L Ceases t'uignolet
l do Kirsh wasser very fine
do Curvaso
do Gold Water extra fine
40 Gal. demischus Choice old whiskev
40 do do old Cognac Brandy
100 Bottles MADEIRA & Port Wtne
10 Baskets Bouche 4 Sons Cabinet
Champagne, for sale by
Jan IL 1855. JOSHUA BEAI.
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Lightning Rods.

A NEW supply-just received Of the Ia
n test mprovements-put up in tn,
best manner, by W.T.. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-25

God LivOr OIL.
Nov the remedy for Consumption. For
~ sale BY H. T. WADpILL.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
1 Bears oil, Pomatum, Tricopherous,
Balm Columbia, Jsynes Hair Tonic, Lou
dens Hair Tonic Phalons Hair Invigorator,
Lyons Katharion and Hair dye-lor sale by
oct 26 H. r. WADDILL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

II have helpsd TO kill tba. Wilson three several
times, and thought we hsd him IN bis coffin SIX
feet under gr und but verify believe !h,t If
eve were to cut his head off AMI drive stake
through his body and bury it VI der crossroads.
he would he up sgdin more formidable than ever
at the next election
/ began this letter BY saying that though beaten
We were not broken We have firm and strong
Republican party, composed OF the best men, and
supported BY the best papers in the State. II We
have good csndidate at the presidential election
We shsll take the fe d assured of success. The
vote Of Mssscchus. It's yesterday was for Slave
and run, fol Beach and VALLEY, $4,000 sg,nst
Slavery ana rum, against Beach and Waley,
= ,0C0 TIE Republican candidates, owing 70
local and personal Divisions, are beaten. tn r.
publican principles are stronger than ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
FROM BOSTON.

From Our Own Correspondent.
Boston, Wednesday, Nov. Z, 1855.
Well we are beaten but not broken. Anti
Slavery combined with Know Nothngism has,
for this time at least, proved stronger than Anti
Slavery pure and simple. Gardner has achieved
triumph-a great personal triumph. He had ar
rayed az sinst him all the respectablllty, all the
distinction, nearly all the talent, and, with two or
three inconsderable exceptions, the whole press
Of Massachusetts; not man of any political stand
ing or reputation supported him, and yet on an
appeal to the people, and with full vote, he has
plurality of fifteen thousand
The campaign has been, on the whole, brilliantly
conducted by the Know-NOthings They have
done their work handsomely, dirty as much OF it
WAS. They relieved themselves CALAMITY from the
most desperate circumstances, ana SssureuIy de
serve credit for their pluck and energy When
the Worcester convention adjourned, oardner,
Baker. Brewster and the rest OF them were appar-
emily fat on their backs, deserted and oyerthrown
by their own trusted associates aud leaders.
Nearly every man whom they had placed in high
ofice State or national, abandoned them, and with
n promnt mt men went tens OF thousands OF 9TH
ora Their lodees were broken up In many parts
N the State and where not formally broken up,
were deserted, while the very president oil tne
order himself went over 10 the enemy. 10 Iaiiy
under such dishear'eDng circumstances, and 70
carry the State so completely, shows not onl!
A conmerdsble courage, but the possession
both of some political skill, and of powerfal aa
Coptandum al ument for the people The truth H.
and il cannot be wnked out OF sight, the Know.
Nothipgs command and use two of the strongest
preiudces Of the Yankee nature-hstred oil fsa'
dies an d-hatred Of Popery. Combining these with
enough of nti.Slavery principle to make 1t diin
eult 10 attack them from the Anti-sla7ery sac,
and also with the Maine law principle, they nave
been victorious over parties which offered ONLY
single issue or unpopular issues The Temperance
men largely supported Gardner. He had done al
that they asked Of him last year, and was ready
again TO do likewise while Of Rockwells views
on Prohibition they had no distinct knowleose
Thousands upon thousands Of Al ttelavery men
also voted for Gardner from an apprehension INA,
after all the contest was really between him and
the Democratic candidate In ADDITION to all TINS
II is evident that great many Wings quietly yoteo
| for Gardper in order to defeat Rockwell and pu'
down Henry Wilson, whom they have sought so ione
TO Hill politcslly but who still persists In ivlng >
though be bad nine lives. An eIasperatei tentie
| man Of this persuasion ssid to NE the otaer ca!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
LIE LATEST NEWs.

LYNDON. Saturday morning.-The following gwen
on the authority of Berlin dispatch in The Lo"1oH
Adrertiser ,o.. >.
An order Of the day from GO1chakoff dated Oct; ~
declares hat be vii not evscEse the country connded
10 biz defense neither will he re'rest before 'Ae IN
vaGer Int will defend the CIimea at all hezsL r..
Ye.terdsy one thousand officers and men OF the 70.
rxsiusn. ~ TSbt infsnt.y, OF the Bfideh foreign
legion, embarked on board the steamer s'lAoon 'oi
Baakiava.
The Daily Ners city article, says; 80 ,r,or; an
ws,sr VA M he reenfoyced has excited eonsderaole
drcussion. TIE discount market Il qu.et.
"It WA sad that the sggregs'e oil tee ioSns rnlc
viii be REQUIRED By the BntsA aad French Cove. n
nents diving the early part u HeI year VIII rePFe<en
some further small parcels Of gid wera to-dal
sst into the bank the immedste oemand Tor the con
tner, having apparently been ss.Isasd after the 'a'
Austrian arrivals,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
RUM IN FISHKLLL.

Co,,a.uondeacs Of The N. Y Tribuss
FIsnKILL VILLAGE, Dutohes CO., Nov. o. 1855.
There appeared in The TRiBUsE some three months
spce an article showing how well the Mario law
Uori ed in our village ard no good eject 1t had upon
the nhsbsns 1t is true that 1t did work admirably
90 long as IT lasted but recently Judge Brown decided
sgaps. the law, and as lie the mouhpioce Of tho
rum party they commenced the nefsrious traffic again
and what is the resu.1 The tavorrs have reSlaoed
N cir decanters and bottles and their business again
in iiourshing condition; in fact there Is now moro
ruu sod than before me pss.sgs Of the Maine law. L.
ia an everyday occurrence to zee men drunk In the
stees and ct night the quetu1e OF the village Is broken
nv he ose OF soma druI ken oTdes, or by some dis
o2,eehl ieht. The Sabbath, which before WAS siil
and ouie is BOW dis' urbed by sounds Of royery and
onsnera. MAY the time not be far distant when that
fsfic hall be ended, and peace and tranquility shan
ne enioytd by our people. CIIizEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
From The Daily Eecs, Oct. IS.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
The English funds to day experienced rse OF three
onsTters per cent and closed NJ the best point OF me
day steady purchases by The pubic, leading % ,hs
decided scarcity of D,ock form the CHIEF basis OF tae
sdvenoe which, boxever wes further assisted BY the
dsrCson shown BY previous sesulstorss for -. TO
clote their sccouzH. report thst the hnsnoe co,h
mitee at the BE ok Of EDgh had 10, commented
any urit chaogs the rate Of d.coun also operated
in a favorable sense for although no advance IN INC
cbaygfs bad .een expected to result from tomorrow
weekly board q, the Bank, the fact that Thursday,
November 1, is holiday at that Institution, s re-
esrded as log assurance that no turner
eraton in the bank rates will take ace ior iVf.-
light. ibe confirmation Of the anticipation tnst
rortion Of the late supplies Of gold woad una 'nen
way IL to the bank likewi.e had good efect.
In the discount market today rs ~ moe oohn,
Of ,o.es Owing 10 the absorption Of stock by the
p bic morey continues e.sy in the stock exchange
A. p.,;, 10 dsy the French funds closed shsd
6rner than yesterday, but the alteration in prce wa
u1iu portrait. At Vienna the exchange on onpon "a.
| stock exhibits decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
NTH SENATE DISTRICT.
ieye the result Tor Senator in this District Is
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
rur PROPHET TONIGHT.

TIE PKUPNEE IU-NIuIf'
This heroic and magnificent spectacle, In which, the
religion and politics OF the middle ages are portrayed
in a manner that should commend 1t TO every theo-
TACTICAL and historical student-leaving out OF view
eyerv lyrical at,ractiOn-will be repeated tonight
Tho iriui,sble distinction of music over speech
namely, the harmonic masses-the crowds u" can
dec.im together with the shout OF hosts not dscord'
AMI, is herein rendered with grandeur The seen ry'
too, CT speudOr hitherto uDequaled in thus eOur
TIE chief artists, Mad Lagrange, Moreul ana
Amoeio. az the first Of thsir class. The plot WIN
the Translation books) be understood BY tne osn
heads equally with italian; and every possible N
ducemept is offered for the attendance OF person
curious n the ats-for on the operate stage are iaid
as On a common altar, music, defamation P*'I!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

e,,,s, vet to come ought to elect se'Ah MS
sio,d. feel cure that he is in. ,ho.
os,rroy COUNSEL Here ID a close contest 'c'
,,een NJ. shepard Soft aud Reo'm anu Az, nd has
KIN Mr Shepard is ahead thus i"i' "O0 -"
lair chance OF winning ~, ..ou,. be
CRY INSPECTOR Mr. Morton N. ~ -. . ooo
The man. having as far as We have 'o'H' "o0"'
over Mr. Do sniDg lSofl-ShenJ. NJ or,,o. u,
NJ arc Mr. eunhrr Hard ere ec,ea e =, q, r.
CoTosrns We have no figures yet 'or 70 'Se ON,
cen, but conc udc that aeSs' 'nn,' r., ns'o anu
Son Gamble CSOitj and Perry and Hid, TX. N's)
are chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

y,r,nov COPPER FoR ls55.-The Lake SrPer'oTr
formal gives the amount Of copper that the ssenI
he aid. rent mines are oobfdep of being able 70 zap
The present season as follows From the S.tsos.
Sisfct ~ s,or ne Portage Lake DISTRICT a4s su,S
Total 1891 tuns, or 900 pounds o. ne rprscs
the Weld Of the range for 1855, when q NV
prces IA worth over 81, 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

Rus oyE1 BY FoURTH Avenue RAIL CARA
little gI daughter Of Dir. Edward Cogsins. who keeps
stove store 10 Centre street near the corner OF rear.
was run over a,t night in front Of her home oy one
the Fourth avenue cars, the wheels OF which pa~Seo
over and fractured both Of her legs. her skuii .1
also fractured and it is thought che cannot 'urv,ve
the ipjuries. She was taken homo and sterded oys
hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

history, painting nrchitecture-a wondrous array Of
tie riches Ct the Intellectual and the beautiful wholly
unsttainabe BY any Other oombination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
CONNERCIAL.
7LeFurops4r TIM, esys:

4 II y uFrfFIN 4 IWF' 60!
There fss been more activity 20 the market ior
An, rio an e cures the reduced prices wing broug u
10 wsr5 purchasers bs'h for S'a securities and raj
rcac holcs. As The suppls no EeseT. has been qUte
tqu,i 70 ih usnd tae1s i, no material alteration in
quotations.
The following tsble will show the Quotations IN Con-
sos since Tie ois' inst:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
From The 10 do, Tines. Sth.


The English funds opened with diminished irnness
this morning. but prices the whole were we'll main
tair eo especially toward the close of the day. Con-
soils fer money which left of after regular hours .st
evening at gal were first quotec az. From this they
advareed to ssl to l. and at err having again roeeded
until they touched 975, they returned at the official
close 50. For the account the last otlcla. quota
tiCn was 20 10 J, but at later hour there was al I'M
proyeuent of al hth owing to Satisfactory accounts
nom the Paris Bourse. Bank Stock left off at POI to
2O9 Reduced 57i; New Three per Cents, - to /;
Long ADDuities, 7-l6; Annultles, 1895, l6a; India
Stock, 900 to 230; India bonds % discount to 2s
IRE MUM and Exchequer bonds, 9si TO !. For TX
cbequer-bills although the TRANSACTIONS in them are
still limed moderate demand has been created by
the increase in their rate, and the operations to-day
were at %. discount TO e. premium
In the discount market TO day Increased ease Was
Observable. In the Stock Exchange money could be
obtain,d on Stock at from p to per cent and on
other Government securities at per cent
There was not much activity in the foreign marker,
but prices fairly supported. The operations IN
Turkish Six per G. ns were at 7s for money ana 7s@
T. I, and | for tie account. Inc final quotation was
10 to /. Bargains in the guaranteed -Four per Cent
Scrip took place at n and for money. and u and 81
for the account Il ultimately left of discount.
The general business comprised: Brazilian Five per
Cents s9l and 99 Danish Five per Cents, 1904
Mexican Three per Cents l9ii Peruvian -Four and'a-
Half per Cents, for account, ~ and ~ a. the Ihree
per Cents 81; Portuguese Four per Cents 49, the
Snail, ex all overdue coupons, 4Ol Sandman Five
per Gents for account, e33, !, and "a; spanish New
Defer ed, 1871 and /; Belgian Four-anc "a Half per
Cents. "a; Dutch Two ane "a Half per Cents, Gal and
lie Four per Cent Certificates SO.
The closing quota ions of the French Three per
Cents ON the Paris Bourse this evening wo1e 6it 65c
for money and G4f. 75c. for the account, showing
further Improvement of quarter or threeeights per
cent. 49,
some further amounts Of gold were taken to the
bank this afe noop and 1t s believed tnet the toai
I'm. retained ont OF the recent arrivals IL about
$4,000 49, -
The &C vices from Paris today state that fresh ru-
nor was current that the Bank Of France contemplate
adopting the legitimate resource OF ISSUING no'es Oh
OF and 5Df.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

s,ssdiess be reduction from The HANGED rates q
!es'srdsy hirg limited 70 about per cert. AZ ve
have hecIs ZEN eised. the e1rsoc mary sescrp,isa
on sock by tie public places ibis IN srke upon yary
firm t>s,is The 's 20 sol which Consos susi ed
Nttk ar tEo heo rss chr fy attributed a. the duo
20 tie aIge realization, by The Bank Of Ia
l.trc, ccupkd WI he accompanying opor s'ions
ct srecustOrs for lover prices. Within q yery shsSt
rae, Of tue The wbok ofibis OF stock sppeaxs
20 hive te,n clsIed of The marke, by the In
v,s,utp's Of TIE public, which have csused rerov-
cry ofn.Mly sI@ cent hom he loves lint of tAs
lAe deprssiep In fee the supply With which tho
iobbt re ere feeding II pubic demand sppes,s 10
ccnsist chilly stock lent in the market by the Bank
OF En- lsno. Upon This STOCK The bank rnds ieeh
able 10 borrow money in ihe Stock ExcbsDse as low
as Ter cent, osIps 10 be greater comparative soar
city u corsos. On the Other government stocks the
curitut rae is , 10 per cent.
Ike feeling IN n cisctan market seems hraer.
ut the rates 4 e well malta ned. The mora IA vors-
lie erg prompted in great measure By the n ten
iiCn in ibis county of portion of the gold recently
rtctived from Australia The omit sent into tho
tsfk Yesterday is reported to have reached about
f3OO eco and some fur'ter pNcels presented to
be tuition 10 dsy. The rel orted be-
tween the banks OF FraDce aud Amsterdam by which
the former is stated obain some considerable specss
Accommodation wil il Is hoped, tend 10 mitigate tas
French drain upon this ma'kct Ii is reported. how
ever ih.t TIE next return the Bank Of Englsnd wn
txhitii further considerable dimnuson In the ooin
end bullion.
Al Pans to-day the French funds experienced a.
INIT ment of 10 PEI cent.
CoDsoIs rsnged between IS sad ssh, and wers
quoted at O'Clock at sss exactly, both for money
and the sth November. The official busioess report
is ss follows: Three per Coat Consols for mooey.
ssl So. sSl 81, 20; ditto fCr account sih Noveus-
bef, eel, s., ssh 1, -. Three per Cent Reduced.
s7s 1, l. New rec per Cents, -, ssh Log An
uuues. eAphirs in January, ls6o, q, 10; ditto,
Thirty Y,ars, Oct. 1859, 81. % Back STOCK, eo'.
TpItear dali slf yer Cent Exe1equer Bonds, falling
Iayable in ls3s and 1850. os,, J.
India Bonds and ExchtqueT Bills wsrc steady, at
-. Gle. Ia IS. prem.
TIE return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending Co., 30 gives the following results, when
rsed with the previous week:
Publc Deposits ......... tSS2oilf Decrease. .fSH,W
,lther II 76ie Sa Decrease. III SIS
Rest ..-.....,.-..... s. 6l,N0 Increase l5.ls
On Ibe other side Of the account;
Government Securits 70 65 so Increase f9f5A
Other SeclIties..... 10 Ieg olt Decfease... en,sN
tSlO,tSo Decrease.
The an, unit of rotts in crculGron is $50 81 7ts,
b. ing d. crease of t276 go, and ,he stock of bullion
in both departments is q $4,000 showing decrease
Of 1892 2il when compared with the preceoiIg return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
Total. IL ,s25 1901 G.

IOFhI.. .IT,5s- III6-' I7j79I ~
(ol Seoooo district not IN. bJ Second do. ~ Fret
and Fourth d.. I'd, Third aud Fourth do. lei Moth
ing at all from the Nineteentn wGd. There arc, there
fore, nine districts yet TO hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
From TIE Daily EeO' Oct D.

THURSDAY EVENING.
Tie English stock market 10 day wa rather fet'er
in character but upon the whole retains considerable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

TIE ams unit OF rots In cnculGSnn Is tsO,Sl, ~
ing d, crease of t276 $40, and ,he stock of bullion
both departments is { 220,so' showing decreass
532 2i4 when compared with the preceoil return
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-03
COY. COBB

Last night this distinguished gentleman addressed
mendous power II has been many day since we listened
address from any upon political topics that APP
preached Governor Cobbs effort last night From the
ground up il solid wen splendid structure No
argument that have listened to upon the constitution
ay of religious exclusion seemed to produce deep and
sauary impression upon audience the argument
delivered last night Governor Cobbs address and style
was so conciating, that have doubt that it
pleasure X N expire under such blows The
members of the order all around us, and il
study make the various and characteristic signs that diff
ferent individuals gave that il was time TO cave"
II was in short good for all that were there to
hear the distinguished speaker 1t was good for demo-
Gratis for had confidence frightened and elevated
1t good for SAM for he satisfied that there
in sag any farther and that his safety and duty
in coming out from ahoug the wicked. 1t was With
much regret that perceived the labor and exeron that
Governor Cobb suffered in his effort TO speak with his ex
IRENE hoarseness. lie informed that his speech last
night his second delivered yesterday On Thursday
last he addressed meeting at Canton. We have
had the most cheering from this meeting 1t was
tmated that 1000 people out to hear the discussion
The opening speech OF one hour made by Judge Lump
kim who was replied by Mr. Lester, Of Forsyth Gov
Cobb reoined After dinner, Mr. Miner took the stand
for the knownothngs and Mr. Underwood Floyd closed
the debate We have heard that every gentleman engaged
in the discussion acquitted himself with great credit b
the democrats all away pleased in especial manner
atlanta Irfslligeaeer 30M ah
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PERHAPS HE is RIGHT.

An exchange paper says the New York Albion doubts
the entire accuracy of the Washington Unions last report
from the three American army officers in Russia the
substance of which Published the other day and the
purport of which thai the three gentlemen had been
received with open The Albion thinks that mas
much the Unions admits that the military Wis.,
tiers gone ST. Peersburgh instead Of to the Cr-
mea the former report that they would not be admitted
into Sebastopol will turn out correct 1t says:
We told indeed, that the Emperor offered them
reception St. Petersburg facilities
entering the Crimea and that the three deliberately
the former. We do not believe syllable of it, II is
insult the American army What! Go to Europe in
order witness the gaEdest military problem of the age
and ured off by call to the ete and reviews of
Impossible. Betrayng its Russian prompting, and trying
alye a prudential refusal the Union has hesated
mpeach the honor of its esteemed countrymen
it may get out of the scrape best it cam
The New York Albion conducted by Englishman
filled with the lowest preudces of the ncapables who
now rule and ruin the British empire is naturally anxious
to screen his from the which have rcbukcd
the indifference manifested towards the three American
officers alluded and hence II has thought it right TO
result shows that these American officers have adopted
course credable themselves soldiers and as gen.
ternen and that Russia has initiated its Christian inva-
des it will be time enough for the Albion to resort the
Cockneysm of affecting know that of which ii is gross
Iy ignorant