The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-30

Qibsrsll elected speaker The reception of the Hon
Henry Clay IN Philadelphia. Courts adjourned as
marx Prospect to the memory Of John Quincy Adams
Navigation ON Lake Erie free Of ics Riot In Venice
FIRST proclamation for Provisional Government o
26.FuDeral Ct the Hon. John Quincy Adams a
washington business entirely suspended. Succesfu
tIiai TIP OF the steamship United States. Steamer
Hepdr'ck Hudson, Circas sian, and Maysville whar
boat destroyed by fire at Maysville- four lives lost
The bet on the circulation, between the Herald and
LTouns' decided In favor of the Herald The Pro-
vsonal GoverDme mt proclsmed In France the throu,
OF France parsded through the streets then burned
2s. Great Ere in Boston Yankee sullivan at tn,
France. -
20 The arst report. and very important one, Of
the commissioners on Practice aud Peadiugs submit
ted to the Legislature. City Bank robbed of So 600
The Viceroy OF the Emperor of Austria at Batzsn in
his flight from Milan.
| Two American men of war ordered to Venezuela
to stsy the revolution there Great fire in Albany
| Two inches Of snow fell-the only real sno v
storm Of the season Signs rupture bet In ds
and China Trade paralyzpd in Alexandria, in CON.
| sequence Of the rupture in Europe.
3-Great revulsion in business throughout Europe
| heavy failures Battle between Capt Brscoe and
the guerila' at Mstagorda--the Mexicans defeated.
| 4-Dtmocrstic State Convention met at Harrisburg,
| re-: arrival OF the Britannia at Boston Departure
| Of Santa Anna for Jamaica.
| quincy Adams, In Baltimore. Grand fancy ball at
the Opera House. Great riot at Pesth-Archduke
Arrival Of the Hon. Henry Clay in New York
MAGNIFICENT reception. Capture Of the town Of b.
| Dy zen. Paez; also captured Cumana
| S.-Arrival of the remains Of John Quincy Adams
great funeral demonstration The news of the French
| revolution received by the Emperor of Russia.
| signs Of a revolution in Bohemia
1O-The Mexican Treaty ratified by the u S. Con.
| gress Riots In England and Scotland.
d,;1s- oeslu%s attacked by the Indians who
Wheaton, late Minister to Prussia died at Providence
i2-SvaDAY Mr.. Clay at St Bartholomew VS. church.
commoton. The Mexican treaty published in the
Neo YORK Herald before any other paper in the Union
Reception of MIR Clay in Newark Great excitement
In Vieppa-meetipg Of the Chamber Of Deputies-s
riot and 1900 persons killed. Austria in commotion
IA A counter.revolution in Naples Proclamation
OF inc rope gre ting new and liberal constitution
TO MS people The trial OF Dunlap for the murder Of
shire. ''" -A"P
l5.-Great ars at Memphis, Tenn Signs of a reyo
lation IN Warsaw. Emeute between the troops and
10 Signs OF a revolt in Denmark and Sweden.
Battle between the Americans and Mexicans at Vera
cruz Dc R0eales-the American forces triumphant
Severe battle between the Americans and Mexcans
near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES victory
H-Revolution In Prussia-liberatIon of the Poles
by Count Degan-Poland declared tree. Anniversary
Of the birth Of ST. Patrick Great demo narration IN
sncs OF specie payments by the Bank of
claimed fepublic--the whole Of Hungary in an up.
Ioss' Ihe liberty Of the press gra nted in Prussia
IS The charges of Gen Worth against Gen Scott
Eithdrawn.the charges Of Gen. Scott against Col
Duncan withdrawn. Riot in Stockholm. Remon.
STANCES Of Belgium Prusea and Austria Addressed IN
the Provisional Government of France aeainst ssw.
Ing Begians, Germans, and Poles to make demo
ons against their respective governments Insu rec
uon IN berin Tremendous conflict In Milan tho
people victorious Concentraton of the Russia forcss
on the frontiers Of Siiesia ''''''
l9-SUNpAY ,-Tranq utility in Paris Con rsssors NJ
me kiDg If Hanover to his people-the oonsuishp
29mp,u.,s declared sliq as ss. o.s
fo Pole. IN f1as. %
aenee OF Scheswig declarsds provisional government
proclaimed.
Lithua MIA Gre at flood in Williamson county, Tenn.
Signs Of an outbreak at Aix Chapelle Don Ebran-
clio Vaua murdered at Montevideo.
22--Coal and iron convention met at harrisburg
Great excitement in Dublin. Funeral OF the citizens
who fell in the emeute at Berlin
23-Flrst election, pder the new constitution, In
France Meeting of the French residents in New York
copgI stnlatory Of the events In France Speech OF
Mr.. Webster ON the Loan Bill. Venice declared re.
public after equalization concluded by Ge Zechy
with the Provisional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to remain IA
republic until all the Italian States become united and
"a Revolution in Genoa. Black Dog, the Usage
Chief, died.
psIation Of Naples and Sicily completed Swiss meet
ing IN New Yoik
m.nt Of ostties between Denmark and Schlsswig
Mapfesto of the mperor Of Russia bidding defiance
the rest of Europe and preparing for general war
Prince Adam Czartrysk and other leaders OF the 70.
hsh revolution, at Cologne. route for Poland Je-
rome Napoleon Bonsparte on duty as guard in Paris
MADRID between the troops an the republicans.
:S.-The constitution Of Spain suspsnded--Madrid
in state Of seige Battle between the Chippewey aud
Sioux lndiaps-the former victorious. The Sandman
army der King Charles Albert, crossed the frontier,
| and tie frat division entered Milan
2S-Sardina declared against Austria -tattls
at chieu, between the Austriaps and Sardnans
the latter victorious Prince Eugene, Of Savoy Ca
vgIan, appointed Lieutenant General Of Sardinia In
asmJohn Jacob Actor died worth $4,000 600. The
King Of Sardinia entered Lodi the Austrians under
30 John Nusent the correspondent Of the Herald,
Imprisoned BY the Senate because Of his Tst1ss
the NJ. xicsn treaty for publication
| APRII.
1--Rumors of . difficulty at Moscow and St Peters,
buIeh
2eSyspAr "A British feet of nine vessels arrived
| in the bsy of Naples
ant. Election in st Lous-Democratic triumph.
Reception Of the Irish Confederation Committee In
Great celebration in the Park in homer OF the
4No hope Of the ratification Of the treaty BY Mex
ico Retreat Of the Austrian troops from DesonE.uo
| 5--Savoy declared republic. Funeral OF the Hon.
| ] A Black, Of South Carolina, In Washington. De-
| parture Of Santa Anna from Mexico tor Jamaica
6-Great excitement throughout Ireland. Great
Tay,or MEETING az Lafayette Hall, New York Gen.
,eDticn Of Chartists met in London The Provisional
Government Of Milan placed all the property OF the
Imperial family In Lombardy possessed by them prior
to the 18th of March under seqqestratiou Savoy de-
claIed sgain in favor Of the King of Sardinia Great
excite mt throughout lfeland Chartst revolution
III krgsnd anticipated.
Fast Day in Vermont Madrid In quiet state
but general feeling Of discomfort prevailed. Pros
pect Of o between Austria and Prussia for the gu
nrynpcy in Germany Prospect of war between
Germ and Russia, for the independence of Poland
s-Opening Of the Parliament at Turin. Prospect
| of n war betw.e Denmark and perhaps Epgland and
| Russ,a on the sids aud Prussia and Hanover on
the her Tor the annexation Of Scheswg Holsein tc
the Germsn Cosfed-ration.
e--SuNpay Battle OF Bau. between the Danes and
Tostens--the Danes victorious -tlemsburS occupied
by the Dsnep. Instruction at Hesse-Cassel the In
surgents victorious the soldiers surrendered thu
low into their hands the Danes took possession
the small peninsula of Holni' atter snort battle
1hrsste revolution In England60 900 special con
stables sporn in London-l0 900 regular troops sta
fion'd "a The c,tythe Bank Of Engtand, and all tn
government buildings put under guard; the Dnke o
| Wellington personally superinfendius the whoie ar
rangement--ihe Queen sent to the Isle of Wight.
l0-Tbe great meeting Of the Chartsts at Kenning
ton Common a total faiiure-the petition preee nted
The DAMS entered the city of Scheswig. War IL
Yucatap between the whites and Indians. Piacenz,