The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

about an escaped slave
Tract Society induce him Il
make tracks.
29th-Henri Herr gives hi
first concert in this countr.
to about $500 people.
MOVE
lst-Steamer RhotleIsland
driven ashore.
3d-Elections in N. York
Wings carry the State by
IL, 900 majority.
Chiffon. VIM. r. King,
late Minister to France, ar
rived.
s,h-Elections in Massa-
chusetts result in favor of
the wings Of course.
9th-Col. Cross buried
with military and civic no.
nors at Washington.
l4.h-Tampic0 taken by
the American squadron
l5th-Ralph lngersoll sails
to Russia as Minister U.
s. ship Boston lost at BAHIA
ma Islands.
l6th-The Independence
and existence Of Cracow
destroyed by Austria, Rus.
STA and Prussia. " King
John" is brought out at the
Park. Steamer Great Wes-
tern arrives with Sir A. Nc
Nab.
l7th-War department
calls for moro troops /; one
regiment from New York.
l9th-Yorkshire packet
ship arrives in IL DAVIS from
Europe, with the Vienneise
dancers.
aOth-Constitution pro-
mulgated in the Republic
ofHayti.
25th--Maj. Gen. Scott ar
rives with his staff in this
city.
26th-Thanksgiving day.
Steamer Atlantic, with a.
bout SO lives, lost in Long
Island Sound in a tremen.
dous gale. Brig Creole cut
out from under the guns Of
Vera Cruz, by one Ameri-
can boats crew.
29th-Gen. Cas- arrives
in New York.
3Oth-Maj. Gen. Scott sails
with his staff to New Or
leans. Capt. Walker arrives
In the city. The former 60
to the war, the latter from
it.
pEcEl
2d-Daniel Websterl eats
q great dinner and makes a
great speech in Philadel-
phia.
7th-Congress convenes
at Washington.
6th-President's Message
delivered. u. s. brig So
mers lost of Vera Cruz,
with about so lives, III
GLIDING two officers.
9th-Navigation com
mences to be closed.
l3th-Meeting OF Sece-
ders from Catholic church
in the Tabernacle.
l6th-Gen. Taylor takes
possession of Saltillo with
out resistance.
l7th- First great snow
storm Of the season.
lSth-Amerlcan Art Uni.
on distributes prizes. Ex-
Mayor Havemeyer receives
A" dead game"
lsth-Albany refuses
500 to her volunteers for
Mexico. Gov. Young ar
rives at the capitol.
22d Major Ringgold
buried at Baltimore with
appropriate ceremonies.
Meeting for the aid Of the
Now York volunteers in
this city.
23d-Important news
from Mexico arrives via
Havana.
24th-Common Council
vote $4,000 for the aid of
volunteers. Six dinners lost.
25th-Immense consump.
ion of edibles in all Chris.
tan lands.
26th Meeting for the re.
lief of Ireland. Steamer
Mohegan lost in Long
Island sound.
2sth-Grand Concert of
tho st. Georges Benevo-
lent Society.
29th-Senator Barrow, of
Louisiana, dies at Balti.
morc.
30.h-Gen. Houston re.
ceives his friends in New
York. Remains Of Capt.
tain Lawrence re.interred.
Jonathan Thompson dies
| Events TO
The year lsa7 begins vii
day-that very unlucky d
on Sunday-very unlucky
moon this year in the m
month. Our national politi
a,h of March-unlucky day
visible in the year--unluch
ry is to DO blessed with
with a like number--this W
throw light enough over III
overcome all evil prognos'
an exchange paper.
Fire Statistics Of Ne
Through politeness Of C..
gineer, we are enabled to r
of fires for the month Of d.
Dec. lst.--corner Divisio
3d-oorner Grand and Br
Chino. l28 Columbia st
7th-No. 24y Spring st.
eth-No. "a Hammond an
22d street, near I'd avenue.
l0th--No l04 Maiden La
1lth-No. ass 9th street.
l2th--No. Q Theatre alley
I5th-Foot Of Fulton sire
on Vesey.
16th--Alarm--No. 200 ST,
17th-No. l64 Reade sire
lSth--No. Al william str,
2lst-4pth street and Sd 9
2ad-Leonard, near Cent
25th--Pesrl, near State
RiviDgton.
23th-32d and 9th avenue
29th-43d street aud 9th
J corner Wall and Front sire,
3)th-673 Broadway.
DEPoPULATroN OF DUn
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