The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-09
Chronological Table for SIX Months.

Chronological Table for Six Months.
The following is a Chronological table Of the princ
pal events which have occurred from the first of Janua
| ry to the first Of July, 1916
LIST, New Years day, great holyday in New York, in
their time to making calls drinking champagne eating
! oysters, sc.
I'd John Quincy Adams out on the floor of Congress
9Th Introduction by Charles j. Ingersoll in the House
dent should give immediate notice Of the cessation of
! the joint occupation OF Oregon. lively debate.
Of Sswp OF the
by the Keans. at the Park Theatre in style of unexan
pied splendor and magnihcence
sth: Anniversary Of the Battle of New orleans-Two
grand balls given by the Tammany Society, and tho
Texas and Oregon Association
10TH Reception OF news from Mexico, stating that
Gen. Paredes at San Luis Poosi, making prepare
tons to march to the seat OF government
| of the foreign news by the Iowa, from Hsvre.
10TH Reception, by exclusive express Of the news by
packet ship Liberty from Liverpool bringing the resig
nation of the British ministry Also arrival Of Mexican
news bringing the declaration against the Mexican gov
10Th and goth. Great excitement in relation to our
| elusive news by the Liberty.
2ist' Commencement oil the great snow storm.
speech-Condemnation Of Mr. Pakenhams course on the
Oregon neutrality-suspicious. Of Sir Robert Peel and Lord
ad 2sd and oath. The whole city entirely given up
sleighng The carnival in New York.
|
ton Of Sir Robert Peel to the ministry. Reception Of
news from Mexico.-Hcrrera appointed dictator.
luton declaring the principles by which the United States
would be in regard intervention of the
Great debate in which Messrs. Allen, Webster. Cass
and Calhoun took part The resolution was referred to
ESQ District Attorney of the City and County of
goth Reception of the news that paredes had entered
Mexico, and Herrera abdicaed in his favor.
| FEBRUARY.
| ID Reception of the news from Mexico giving the
new ministry under Paredss
9TH Great debate in the House on the twelve months
7th The President sent message to Congress. con.
tanning the diplomatic correspondence between Mr. Blu
chanan and Mr. Pakenham, refusing any offers of arbi.
| tration. Wall street in ferment. Stocks walking
down.
9th. The twelve months Oregon notice dissolvng the
convention Of August 6th 1927 passed the House by
vote of ia to 40. Wall street looking very blue.
18th New tariff bill submitted to the Committee of
Ways and Means in the lower House.
18th Reception of news week later from Mex
| ico giving the reported revolution Of Arista.
he ohn nsr ov New
ma, pilot boat Mary Ellen, &c, went ashore on squam
Of hs nu %
pilot and others, Sailors passengers, men, women and
10Th Arrival Of the Heralds exclusive and extraord
naiy express from Boston, with the by the Cam
BRA, in hours and omlnu'es travelling time This ex
press brought pacific and dstanced the express
| the Holy Alliance from Halifax.
10th A great snow storm. Streets looking clean for
| once.
22d Hath anniversary of the birth day of Washing
ton The military turned out during the day, and
Der s. Of balls were gvel in the evening
10th Great debate in the Senate the twelve months
| notice resolutions, which passed the House.
Nth. A very cold day. At A. M. the Thermometer
degrees below which was two degrees colder
than at any time before during the winter Nasal organs
looking very red.
25th Another storm. February was shrouded
in white and decently buried
MARCH.
lst Sunday-Although the first day Of spring. plenty
If o,A,, .vx al
Sd Arrival Of the Toronto with four days later news
| from Europe.
Hall, to prepare for the charter election.
| 7th Conservation of Grace Church Death of Gen.
10 Arrival Of the Liverpool and Zurich. Also of the
Sunbeam at Boston Murder of the Van Ness family,
| at Auburn. Arrest of Freeman the supposed MUIR
| derer
49, Great speech of Mr. Calhoun in the Senate on the
twelve months notice.
II. St. Parck's day celebrated by professions of the
various Irish societies in the city and by dinners in the
evening.
lsth-News arriving of great freshets in Pennsylva-
| MIA and the western part ofthis State.
10Th. Arrival of the Hibernis in Boston, with
from Europe. Great battle in India. Great debate in the
British Parliament on the Corn Laws. li.tle bluster
in the English papers in regard to the Presidents refusal
goth The Canadian Parliament began its session.
| Speech of the Governor General
oath The splendid packet ship Henry Clay, Captain
Beach, and lives lost Commencement of the trial of
Albert J. Tirrel in Boston, for the murder Of Maria
sdent sent the Senate message in regard to the
cessity Of increase in naval and military forces.
Commoton among the bulls and bears Of Wall street.
Talk about
2sth Verdict of not guilty" in the of Albert j.
Ts ps6s; in ssssa n, Oregon
Speech Of Mr. Webster Preparations in New York for
3lst Speech Of Gen. Cass on the Oregon question.
Fire at the Aston and Howard houses.
The month disappeared in cloud Of dust.
L. ~ al
people. Arrival at the Herald office of exclusive
press bringing English news by the packet ship York
Cd. The subtreasury bill passed the House. 13 to ST.
3D. Arrival of the ship sivie de Grasse from Havre
9Th. speech Of Mr. webster on the Xshburton treaty
sth. Arrival Of news from Mexico.
1Th Arrivsi Of packet shin Queen Of the West from
Liverpool Mr. ingerso preferred charges Of peculaton
iih. Charter Election in New York-Electon of An.
drew H. Micke, democratic candidate, for Mayor, bya
10Th. Arrival of news from Texas and Mexico, bring.
ing the manifesto of Paredes and the retreat of General
Tay lors armyPassage through the Senate of Mr. Crit
tenden Oregon notice resolutions by vote of4o to IA
18th Arrival of steamer Unicorn at Boston, after
passage Of a month more or less.
18TH The steamer Oregon went ashore Flood rock,
near Hurl Gate Ferry; no lives los-Passage of the
senates notice bill by the House, with slight modifcs-
10Th Riots of the laborers employed by the Atlantic
Dock Company in Brooklyn--The military called out
Arrival OF the Caledonia at Boston
22d Mr. Webster replied to the charges Of Mr.. Inger-
soil
23d. Two thousand MeSicans crossed the Rio Grande
Skirmish Lieut. Csirn and 10 men killed Passage by
both Houses of the Oregon notice bill
25th. The eclipse which was to have taken place TO-
day. postponed :" on account of the weather"
2sth Arrival of the Great Western. Fight about
twenty miles from Point Isabel, between Captain walk
er's Texan Rangers and large force OF Mexcsm
goth Election in the city and county Of New York for
delegates the State Convention to revise the consuu-
ton election Of the whole democratic tickcs
3Jth Fifty nine fires occurred during this month.
LIST. Moving Day everybody in New York k changing
their residences any quanttes Oh crockery oioken
nhardmcnt OF Matamoras by the Ama-