The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-07-14
From the N. Y. Herald.
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE FOR SIX
MONTHS

CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE FOR SIX
MONTHS
| The following is Chronological table Of tho
p""c'p'i events which have occurred from the
''fS' oil January to The first of July, 1876
JANUARY
lSt New Years day. great HOLIDAY in New
York. IN "hich business is SUSPENDED. and The
citizens devote their lime To making calls, drink.
ing champagne, ealing oysters, &c
~. John Quincy Adams out on the floor of
Congress for " the whole of Oregon"
OH. in'rodurtIon by Charles j. InDersoII in
The House Of Representatives, of Joint resnln-
ION that the President should give Immediate
n"'ice "t Inc cessation of the joint occupation Of
Oiegnn A lively debate.
9Th. Reception of the message of the G,ve,ror
of The State of New York-Pfodnclion Of Rich.
ard the fhrd. by the Keans al the Park Thea
ire. IN style of uneXamped splendur and man
inference
Sth. Anniversary of The battle of New Orlean,
Nv" grand balls given by thr 1ammany So
cIeiy. and the Texas and Oregon Associatinn
lOIh. Reception of news from Mexico. s,atipn
that Gen. Paroles was At San Luis Polosi, max
ING preparations To march to the seat of govern
nPui.
I5'h. Exclusive reception by The New York
Herald, of the foreign news, by tie iowa. from
llavrc
10Th. Reception by exclusive express. Of the
rows by the ship Liberty from LiverpnoI. bring
ing the resignation of the British ministry. Also
arrival OF Mexican news, bringing the declara
lion against The Mexican government nv Paredes
9Th and Goth. Great exritemen, in rcia,ion ln
oar exclusive news Ivy the Liberty.
2isi. Commencement Of the great snow stor1n
22d. OPrning of the British Parliament
QUEENS speech--Cundrmna of Mr.. Pakpn
hams course on The Oregon question Speeches
of SIR Robert Peel and L.urd john Russell
22d, 23d and 9th. The :, hule CITY entirely
given up to sleighing. The carnival in New
Ymk.
25h. Reception Of news by the ITibrrnia.-
Restoration of Sir Robert Peel To the Ministry
Reception of news from Mexco--Herera an
pointed Dictator
Doth. Senator Allen. of Ohio. introduced Joint
res"luli"n. decarn" the principles by which the
United States would he governed in regard to the
Intervention Of The powers Of Euro,e. in the no
ucal affairs of america. Great debate. in which
Mfssrs Allen, Webster, Cass and Calhoun took
part. The resolution was referred To the Com.
'niiIee on Foreign Affairs. Dealh Of NJ. Z. Pat
erson, Esq. District Attorney for The Civ and
County Of New York
29lh Reception Of the news That Paroles bsd
entered Mexico, and Herrera had abdicated in his
favor.
FEBRUARY.
81. Reception Of the news from Mexico, piv.
IHI I'VE ne" ministry under PdTcdP9.
oh. Great debaIe in The House the Twelve
months poice.
7lh. The President sent a message To Con
grss, CONTAINING the diplomatic correspondence
brtwcen Mr.. Buchanan and MI Pakenham. re
lnsng any ufTcrs Of arbitration. Wall street in
| fcrment Stocks walking down
OH. TIE Twelve months Oregon notice. dis
solving he convention OF August Gin. 1897. pass
od The House by vote Of ia to 49, Wall street
! looking very lilac.
! ll'h. New Tariff bill submitted to The Conn
! i''ee of Ways and Means 10 the lower House
! 18Th. Recep ion "f news me week later from
/ Mpxiro, giving the reported revolution of Arisa
! I4lh Tremendous yale and snow storm. Ten
vessels. including the John Mnlutu Lrity. New
jersey, Alabama. pilot boat Mary Ellen &C..
weni ashore on Squam Beach, New Jersey
A5ou 68 lives lost including Capt Stake If the
! Miniurn. Thomas Freebarn, the brave pilot. and
others, sailors, passengers. men, women, and chill
dren.
10Th. Arrival Of the HorGlds exclusive and
extraordinary express from Boston. with the news
by The Cambria, in hours and minutes, trav-
cling time This express brought pacific news.