The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-01


Standardization of the statement of Bishop Onde
douk.
3lst-Great Anti. Texas Convention in Boston
4h. Great snow storm; snow fell to the depth Of 1
inches, level Arrival of President Polk at Cincin
natl, on his way to Washington.
sth Introduction before the Senate OF bill to reduce
18th. Oficai announcement by Congress of the cleo
ton of James X. Polk and NJ Dallas President anc
Vice President Of the United States
18th. Arrival of the President at Washington
l4th Great speech of James Buchanan on the Texas
18th Meeting of the New York merchants at the Ex.
change, in favor of cheap postage.
22d Great democratic meeting IN the Park, in favor of
the annexation of Texas.
25th. Passage of the Post Office bill through the
27th Passage of the Texas resolutions through the
| Senate.
ist President Tyler signed the resolutions for the ad-
mission OF Texas
4th. Inauguration of James X. Polk and George M
Dallas, as President and Vice President Of the United
States.
5th The Cabinet nominations sent to the Senate.
the season.
18th Commencement of the trial of Dr. Boughton alias
Big Thunder, the famous antirenter at Hudson.
10th Death Of Senator Bates at Washington.
18th Great wing meeting at National Hail. preparato
10th. Arrival of the steamship Cambria bringing nows
Of advance in cotton and death of Reverend Sidney
Smith.
20th Commencement of the trial Of Mary Bodine, for
the murder Of Mrs Houseman on Staten Island
alst Sentence of James Eager for the murder Of c..
oath Production of Mrs. Mowatts American comedy
OF Fashion" upon the Park stage Commencement, in
Boston of the trial of Reverend Joy H. Fairchild for
adultery.
Goth. Great rally of the natives at American Hail.
Adjournment Of the Court at Hudson who trying
Big Thunder owing to the agreement Of the jury
APRIL
7th Wreck of the steamboat Swallow, by running on
sth Charter election in this city The democrats sue
cessiul, and natives utterly defeated
Bodine delivered Great fire in Ptsburg BY which 1900
10th. Meeting Of the citizens of New York, for the
relief OF the Pttsburg sufferers.
22nd Reception OF the great Parliamentary debate on
the Oregon question-prospect Of war
25th Bowery Theatre destroyed by fire. for the fourth
3oth. Commencement of the Geological Convention at
Hartford
4h Reception of the Proclamation Of President Jones,
sth. Commenoement Of 40 Anniversaries in New
,1.S Ienth anniversary of the establishment. of the
Ner York Herald.
81, 18th Corner stone of the new Aims House on RAM
18th Great race the Union Course between Fash
ion and Peytona, in which Peytona teat.
oath Launch OF the monster steamer Oregon.
2sth Second between Peytona and Fashion over
the Camden Course. The stands fell and severely in
jured great number ofpeopls.
sth Death Of General Andrew jackson.
18TH Debut OF Mrs Mowatt at the Park Theatre in the
cath. Grand funeral procession memory Of General
Jackson.
4th Great military parsde-Firing OF crackers
Drinking Of punches. &c. in honor of the 4th.
10TH Very hot weather-thermometer at a4-twelve
received the de soe about half them
lied.
burned and about millions of dollars worth Of
property destroyed.
4th. Opening Of the Bowery Theatre under the
Of A. w. Jackson, Esq
10th Arrival Of the monster steamer Great Britain on
soth The OREGON negotiation closed the offers to the
TIE Tsois 81 none ss.:risd s- tA' claim to
sth Mysterious disappearance Of John B. Cough,
18th. John b. Cough found at a house of rather
questionable fame in Walker street. whore he had been
10th. Great Fair and State Cattle Show at Utica.
24h The ports OF the Argentine Republic declared in
state of blockade by the French ana English squad
rons.
2sth. Preparations for great Mormon battle at the
West.
27th. Fears Of famine in Great Britain.
30th. Great excitement in New York relative to the
political disclosures made by Mckenzie.
Gosn Dr SoTSnGn d ia big Tsundsr sentenced
st Population Of New York city ssS7ss-of State .,
srd Additional news received Of the progress Of the
new religious reformation in Germany.
9Th Commencement Of the American Institute Fair, at
18th. Two Anti Renters oConnor aud Van stsenburgs
sentenced to be hanged and four to imprisonment in State
18th Holiness Hole made port of entry for
steamers The Keans drawing crowded houses at the
after , two s, days " 81 public,
the s Great SCUM Fan mns % Il sa IN;
Doth. Great speculation in the flour ma. Aes
10th First appearance in this country, Of LeoT old De
ssrd The Great Britain taken on to the Sectional
Dock.
3rd The College of Physicians and Surgeons opened
Attn Election in the city Of New York, for Senator'S
Representatives. and Register.
9Th. The Great Western sailed on her last P ior inc
season.
lst The city much in want Of a reform administration
Streets in an awful condition.
ard. Reception of the Presidents Message in this city
4th. Thanksgiving day in New York.
5th. Departure Of Ole Bull.
10th The Oregon CORE spondence published.
18th Terrible gale the coast from Maine to Georl
gia The purchase and annexation OF California the
18th Gen Cass's var resolutions passed the Senate
by unanimous vote The vote on the joint resolutions
by majority of two to one
Doth Great Oregon excitement in New York. The
whole none" Will there be war
oath The trouble in the democratic ranks in washing
25th TIE sentence Of oConnor and Van Steenburgh
comm ued imprisonment for life in the state prison
27h quietus put TO the feeling in the Senate for
a short time, by Mr., Calhoun The man with theswhte
hat left this city for Mexico
2sh. Discharge of Caleb McNulty clerk of the House
of Representatives, charged with embezzng the public
money.
so,h., A special messenger. Lieutenant Todd Texan
navy saves for Texas, with the Joint resolutions admit
ting Texas into the Union the act extending the judic
airy system OF the Union the State and ha act
making Texas a collection district .......or
alst The year lsi6 stepped out, and hi' 'ue.'''''
1916, took his place.
Movements or Travellers.
The following ell that were Registered 10 s
at the Hotels yesterday. At the w a Peck
AMsRioAN-W. b. Moore, New Haven " George
/ o. 5. A.; Samuel Reed, N o Geo. c. Bomio'' oee
town. ID. c.; II. Bartlett Lowell - .hron Alexan-
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