The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01
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1S --Ien. John J. Crttenden, Attorney General
Of the United States, gave hssopinion in favor Of
me constitnnonality OF the Fugitive Slave law
Fearful massacre Of Christians, by the Turks and
~ arabs, a. AiePpo; the Greek Bishop among the
pa great Woman's Right Convention assem-
bled at Worcester, Mass.
5.--The Turkish ship of the-line Neiri Sheoket
destroyed by the explosion Of her mag azine I; nve
hundred ptrsons killed Hon. John II Harman-
son, member Of Congress from Louisiana. died
The remains Of the late President Of the United
States removed from Washington to Louisville,
Ky Hon Mamaduke Williams member Of tho
U. 5. Congress from 1903 TO 1909, died at Tusca-
loosa, Alabama.
27-SiRnorina Teresa Parodi. the celebrated
opera soRgstress. arrived at New York, in the Ame-
mean steamship Pacific.
6-Ir. mendous fugitive slave excitement in
Boston; ] Knight and w III Hughes, citizens Of
Georgia, arrested and held TO bail in $40 900 for
tempting to reclaim two fugitive slaves Sir W il
liam Don, n Scotch baronet, made his debut on the
American stage at the Broadway theatre, New
York
20 The admission of California. as one of the
Unned States, celebrated at San Francisco by
grand procession and oration The stea mboat Sa-
g.more burst her boiler at San Francisco, killing
twrpiy-six persons
30 Great Union meeting q, Castle Garden, New
York
81 Great indignation demonstrators Of the cler-
ey Of the English church, held at London, against
the Catholic movement
NOVEMBER.
4-Lord John Russell issued his protest against
he Roman Catholic hierarchy in Great Britain.
Ex-Governor Ford, of Illinois, died Teresa Pa
rodi, the celebrated opera singer, made her debut
IN New York. The second attempt to persecute
the Christians OF Aleppo summariy put down under
the command of Gen. BEN, of Hungarian noto-
rltty.
5-Washington Hunt elected Governor of New
York whie Lepisl lture elected in the same
State George +. Fort elected Governor of New
Jersey !; a democratic Legislature elected.
6-Count Brandenberg, Prime Minister of Prus-
sia, died at Berlin.
7--The propeller Telegraph burst her boiler in
the Delaware, opposite Newcastle, killing eighteen
persons. Bell Martin, the Irish authoress, died in
New York
S-The first railroad in Chill was completed and
went into operation.
9-The cholera ragged with fearful mortality at
Sacramento CITY.
u-Ttrr,hle coniasration at Frederskton N.
b.. three hundred houses destroyed. The ad-
Journed convention Of Southern States assembled
at Nashville. Intellectual attempt TO elect Cover
nor in Massachusetts,; free soil Legislature
elected
I2.--General Don Jose de la Concha, the new
Captain General of Cuba arrived AT Havana. Pre-
sldent Louis Napoleon sent his annual message to
the French Assembly. William III. Ross elected
Governor Of Delaware democratic Legislature
elected The Legislature Of Vermont passed q
law nulliiyine the Fugitive Slave law
H.-Tbe cholera ragged with great mortality at
Sacramento City, California.
l5.-George Thompson, the English abolitionist,
driven from FaReul Hall, Boston.
Presidency in 1852, at the Clay ton banquet at Viii
mngton. Del Charles Marie Rousseau murdered
in New York by Henry Carnal.
l9--llon. Henry Clay spoke before the Legisla-
'ure of Kentucky on The Compromise measure.
Col. Richard M. Johnson, late Vice President Of
the United States, died. Col. Laguna, Presd14t
of the Bolivian Senate shot for attempting TO as
2O-The Legislature Of Mississippi passed vote
of censure upon the Of Hon. II. l.. Foote
upon the California bill IN the United States sen.
ate. Lord Beaumont, a Catholic peer, remon-
ttfated against the establishment of the Catholic
hierarchy IN Great Britain.
2l.-John b Green, the American banker in Pi-
ns, tIence, died. Railroad riot at Rhinebeck.
N. Y; one Of the rioters shot. Great Union de-
monstraton in Philadelphia. The Assembly OF
Mississippi passed a resolution for holding South
eTn convention.
23--The steam propeller Resoute burs. her
boiler AZ New York, Kill NJ five persons The Sdr-
dinian Parliament opened by the King in person.
N-Teuble gale ON the coast OF England and
25--The State Of Texas accepted the proposition
OF Cor gress tor the purchase OF part Of her
Bsrihern territory.
70 The steamboat An,oinefte Douglass burst
her boiler on the Alabama river; twenty five per-
fons killed, and tw,niy-eahi wounded.
G.--Terrible tornado at Cape Girardeau, Ms
sour great destruction o properly and loss of life.
Serious riot among The Catholics and Protestants
at Birkenhe ad. England.
p --Terrltie connsgretion al Yszoo, Mississippi:
$4,000 worth Ct property destroyed. Great
Dichlnton Ind Cass, asd Speaker Cobb present.
The New York end Hamburg steamship Helena
Sl6man wrecked in gate her pissengv rs rescued
by he packet ship Dryonshire, In the attempt at
which four II her own crew aud five OF the
pass,rrers of the Helena Soman were lost.
Thanlseiyipg in Massachusetts and Maryland.
~ -tnes iui eollery explosion at Halifax, Eng
lend; grea, loss Of life.
30--Goyernor Quilmsn, of Mississippi, recom-
ne nds the organization ri the State mllltia in view
oi q dissolution OF the Union.
rECEMBRR.
2,--Ihe second session of The Thirty. first Con-
gTess embed; President Fillmore seat his first
annual meFsage to Congress
a-ghe Insane Hospital, al Augnsts. Maine,
6,tuoyed by IRE sixteen pt rsons lost their lives.
Hon Joel u. Po,nseit. IN letter to the people oi
South Carolina, deprecated the idea Of a dissolution
az the Union.
7.--Gr0nd bell at Havana, given by the Conds
de Penalvrr.
s.-The steamship Emrire City arrived at New
York with upwards Of s20O0OOO in California gold
dust.
9.-Ursuccessful attempt To renew the slavery
agitation in Congress, by Mr. 0iddings. Of Ohio.
10 The State Reform Committee Of Maryland
declared In fgyar a. The Compromise measures and
the Union, The STATE Convention OF Georgia. called
in view of the passage of the Compromise mea-
surCs, tstCmbled AZ MtledReye,
n.-Destructiye fire at Halifax, N. s.; two
streets destroyed. Reuben puRoar sentence 10 he
hung st Albany, n. u, for the murder OF the Les
ter Children.
2-ThonkseivnG in New York, New Jersey,
end pt nnsylyunia,
l3-The steamho.t Anglo-Normln burs, her
boiler near New Odenrs. killing twenty or ihirty
Iersons. james Gallagher executed at St. LOUIS,
Mo, for the murder of Mary Crosby.
1.-THE Legislature of south CroIni passed
tili favorable to Southern Convention, and appro-
p1attd ssC0tC0 ior The organization Of the mill
tary. llos. Thomas III Benton introduced oil
in the Y. :. Senate, for the construction of rsil-
.oed from -. Louie, Mo 10 san Francisco The
President Il the United States announced the
cctsnte 81 Texas of the proposition ~ the federal
government, Tor the sttllemtnt of her Northern
boundary, 10 Congress.
10 The cholera ragged with great mortality at
Jamaica, w. u 1000 deaths had occurred up to
date. The trial ~ the Csha invaders commenced
httore the United States District Court, at New
Oilesns.
rs Robert Barnwell Rhct elected 10 the United
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