New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-01

Ne. Nashville tieas eNtian adjourned Ia much eenh1
10 puroine of The Railroad papnt AZ Detroit Mich
with 10 care 1900 barrels OF douf, and @0oo bushels OF
wheat ,, -,
Ne "a Explosion " steam propeller Kosoute al Now
Ne ~ pestmciye gale on tho Coast, Of England
ami Ireland ship Fdmund fom London, dtvon On shore
rsr mcrlcA and 20 out of PIG passengers Loaf The Al
hEOss with 400 head of cattle ON board was hung on her
hesm rals and leo head OF cattle persisted Tho l-alla
EooAh Past aman, dsmas,ed and II men lost In ne
tempting ~ reach her iroln land. , n.
riau tronps nj Frankfort Germany.
Nor "A hill TO accept tho Pearce boundary ana Ton
Miuion bin OF the t. s Congress reported oy me JONI
Committee Of the Texas Legislature tN plosono OF the
boilers ct the Anloneie Douglass at Tales shoals ana
subsequent destruction by fire Of25 passengers, p or 80
~ " Great AMI Popery rio, al Berkinhesd England
growing out OF the appointment OF Cardinal Wseman oy
'v eS steam propeller Helena Soman, abandoned at
sea la a. deg Ion 81 deg sinking, with feet water
in The hold IN reeeuing psssengers ana crew, ne p9S1
three cabin and SO eeage passengers and 40 OF the crew
ofthe Helena Soman were saved nj. .o,.,
Ne 2Q-Steamboat Columbus. burnt of Point Lookout
and seven lives lost Disastrous explosion al Messrs-
Hirih Sons Coal Mines, He,h, Eng with less OF many
No, sTerrible hurricane at Cape Glrsrdeau, Mo de-
soyine buildings with the Baptist and Cahohc Unurcnes
and Catholic Convent number Of lives lOst The coun-
NV for Is miles back Of Cape Girsrdeau utterly desoated
SSanac steamer almost destroyed with other vessels being
aesliy a o od Ieb in the ion of tree 60 feet high
Noe The Bosnian insurgents com oletey defeated
bv Omer Pacha at BoZowina and Tevornick
Nor = Opening of me first Railroad IN PeTu, from
Csllao 10 Lima six miles The locomotive ran OIL the
uacS and one man killed and Others wounded.
DECEMBER
December Ship Washington Capi. Page, arrived at
New York with $40 passengers the largest NUMBER ever
nrIvng In one vessel Asylum for the Insane al Angus
ia Msne burnt with loss of ten lives. 49, 49, -
Dee ll.-TremendOus CoDhagraOn et hailax N .. Inc
North Barrsck and streets, numbering 100 buildings,
Dec Explosion OF the boilers OF the Anglo Norman,
New Orleans Several persons killed, among whom was
Alfred Sullman OF the NewYOrk Novelty Works. large
number OF persons scalded and wounded Inc poll
err said be the largest in the United States and the two
enginef, were blown overheard
Dec f7-Stenmboat South America burnt on the Mssis.
spp near Bayou Sara being destroyed In 70 minutes and
between so and 40 persons losing their lives
Dec Explosion of the four boilers OF lne steamer
Knoxville al w-OreaDs killing and wounoing w enty
persons Ore Of the boilers blown a hundred yards;
Dec. 20-Steambost Fashion, near Pittsburgh, "a col
lapsed lue killing and wOunding several Of the crew
and passengers the boat being almost total wreck
Dee 22-Land slide the Hudson River Railroad, near
GarsOns, opposite West Point One thousand cubic yards
of rock and earth on track The steamship ONO from
New Orleans TO EewYOrk via Havana. experienced the
great gale and her engine having become deranged the
vessel was exposed TO the fury Of the sea- On the 2h she
sprung leak the extnguishBg the nre under the
boilers Put into Norfolk Va. on the 26lh with damage
of $4,000.
Dec 2S-Extensve and severe gale and snow storm in
New England the Middle States and the British Prov
inces In the Northern and Western parts OF New YORK
two and three feet Of fell In Buffalo, N. Y. the load
of snow broke in the roofs of number OF houses Several
wrecked the coast Of Massachusetts, with loss
of Owing to the gale and snow storm, the
three days the trip from Burlington to Rutland
Vi 81 miles.