The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-01

Zachary Taylor.
26-Pesrson was hung at Boston, for the mur-
| der of his wife and two children. Gen. Paez, the
| Venezuelan patriot, arrived at Philadelphia
29-Gen. Paez arrived at Staten Island. De-
structive fire at Oswego, N. Y; fifty buildings de-
a6-Gen., Garibald, the Italian patriot, arrived
| at New York.
3l-The Compromise proposition Of the Com
mittee Of Thirteen defeated in the u. 8 Sc
nate. The return of the Pope to Rome was cele-
brated in Havana.
david L. Reid elected Governor Of North
Carolina. A democratic Legislature elected in
North Carolina.
2--Gen Paez arrived at New York; public re-
cepton at Castle Garden.
4.--The death of Gen. Taylor was publicly an
nounced in Madrid
s Riot of the tailors in New York twenty of
the rioters wounded, and forty thrown into prison.
Gov. Bell, of Texas, protested against the for
nation of government by tie citizens of New
Mexico.
6--The steamship Cherokee arrived at New
York from Chagres, with s2,0oo,0oo Of California
gold dust
l3 The bill for the admission of California
passed the u. 5. Senate.
l4-Ten Southern members of the u S. Senate
formally protested against the admission Of G. Cator
nis as STATE into the Union.
5.-Baitle between the landholders aud squat
! ters 81 Sacramento City; the Mayor of the city
killed the law prevailed. The New Mexico ter
ntorial bill passed the U. 5 Senate.
1.-THE Portuguese and United States claim
| Daniel We bster and the Portuguese Minister.
20 Hon Jesse Miller, former Secretary of State
| of Pennsy lvania, died at Harrisburgh.
2l--The cholera ragged with great mortality at
| Alexandra, in Egypt. Jenny Lind, the Swedish
! Nightingale, sailed from Liverpool in the steam
ship Atlantic for New York. The annual grand
| fancy bali came off at Saratoga Springs
22.-Nathanel Berry, member OF Gen. Wash-
| ingoR's Life Guards, died a. Gardiner, Me.
23.--Passed Midshipman Charles Dyer, U. s. A..
was drowned near Pensacola, Fla, in attempting
| TN he rrat Of a w I'd
couilagra,ion at Montreal, Canada 100 houses de-
| siroyed.
2i-The friends of Gen. Narcisso Lopez, the
leader of the Cuba invasion, presented him with
sword, in New York.
26 Louis Philippe, ex-King of France, died at
Clsremont, England. The Fugitive Slave blllpassed
| 2S.-The corner stone TO a monument to the late
Hon Sas Wright laid at Weybndge, Vt.
% "A new comet was discovered from the Cam
| bridge (Mass Observatory. Gen. PaeZ had pub
| lie ception al Hoboken.
| so DR.. John White Webster executed at Bos-
toH, for the murder ofDr, George Parkman.
] SEPTEMBER.
i Jenny Lind, the celebrated Swedish song
| stress, arrived in New York. Tremendous gale on
| Lake Erie; great damage TO the shipping.
! 2.-TeTnbe storm and freshet ia Pennsylvania
great destruction OF properly in Philadelphia, and
ON the canals-seven persons drowned; the gale
extended over New York, causing great destruction
of property ct Albany and Troy.
3.-Charles l. Williams elected Governor of
Vermont.
4-Haynaa, the Austrian butcher, mobbed by
the draymtn of Barclays brewery, III London A
| grand fancy bali came oil at Newport, X.
! 1.-THE Texas boundary and New Mexico gov-
eminent bills passed the United States House of
| Repre- The United States soop ofwar
Yorktown wrecked near Bonavisa.
i THE grand naval review, before the French
President, came oil at Cherbourg The California
and Utah bills passed the United States House of
Representatives; great excitement and reloiclng IN
| Washington The first auction sale for Jenny
4 mn "a ftT refs took in
The Ams,cap kIlg Lon,sa Benton seized 5e ,ev The he
s-Leutenant Gale killed al Bordeaux, in At
tempting TO make a balloon ascension on the back
Of a horse. Death of the Right Rev. Henry b. Bls-
| comb
ga shirmish between The Danes and Holstein-
ers took place ut Atona, The former defeated with
he oes Of IS prisoners. President Fillmore s,ga.
ed The California, Texas boundary, New Mexico,
10 Hon. Henry Mes, member of Congress from
| Pennsylvania, died.
| II The Fugitive Save bill passed the United
\ States House of Representatives. The California
members adm, u, d To seats IN the Congress of the
1 United States Jenny Lind gave her first concert
in the United States al Castle Garden, New York
| l3.-Amin Bey, the Turkish diahass ad0r, arrived
/ at New ork on board the United States ship Erie
/ Ii-Amn Bey, the Turkish ambassador. VISITED
\ the extensive printing est bshment OF the New
/ Yak Hrrdh The admission OF Calliornis, as one
/ of the United States, celebrated in New York.
1 IL TIE bill, sbolishng the slave trade in the
\ District q Columbia, passed the Senate.
1.-THE bill, gbolishisg the slave trade IN the
/ District Of Columbia, passed the House of Repre-.
seniaiyes Terrible coniagration at san Fran
| cisco, loss 500 COO.
is;-Ienny Lind visited the Office Of the Nc'c
20 The Austrian Charge IA flares to the Un
ted States, under instruction from The home go
vefnment, protested against the sending OF an
i American Agent 10 liutgdry; he attributed the
rrmors concerning the Austrian government, to
the lnendacity Of the American press.
II The American steamship Pacific arrived st
/ New York. from Liverpool, in ten days and four
and quarter hours the shortest passage ever
msde between the two ports Amin hey, the Turk
ish ambassador, was prese nted TO the President OF
i The li'cd Stafts
/ .2--Tt. news IL the admission Of California
! into ID, Uuiou rtcev, NJ San Francisco.
~ The ball, TO abolish flogRipg IN the United
/ Slaics navy, passed the Houee OF Representatives.
The Nepsuese ambassador attended the great re-
view 81 the French army AZ Versailles.
4 ~ The Cas- adian reciprocity bill passed the
/ United States House of Representatives. Pope
Plus lX. issued his edict fur the establishment OF
| the Catholic hierarchy in Great Britain.
&c The hIst arrest, under the Fugitive Slave
4 law, was made in New York. Samuel Drury was
/ acquitted in New lOlk of OIL participation IN the
/ Warner torpedo case The Wing State Conycn-
/ tion OF New York assembled nj syracuse.
/ "a -Ptrsonal alteration between Senators Fooie
\ srd Fremont. in ih- ante room Of the Srnate
/ chamber Jenny Lind gave her first concert IN
4 Boston. Tremendous hsil storm at Pns0urgh;
\ great loss Of prCpery.
= Trouble among the whtg convenuonists al
Syracuse, n. J on the slavery question forty Of
4 the memsers Withdrew. The trends OF Senators
Y tOUte and Fremont announce ar amic1be errlnge-
m,nt OF their difficulty. The appropriation biils
passed tie United States Senate Conidgration At
Csrbon61le, ia; for.y houses dt stroyed stephen
v. end David Lester murder ] aear Albany, ~ T.,
! hy Reuben Duubar
29.-Geberel Arista elected President Of the re-
public Of Mexico.
S0--Ths first session Of the Thirty. first Congress
a. The Unittd states snJuutnrd exciting scenes
/ in the Senate
~ T0rtR.
1.-Iion Lewis Ca-s publicly received ia New
I York.
2--Jsmes McCallfey and Henry L. Foote exc
/ cuted at Ntw Haven, Conn, for murder. Aboli-
/ uOn convention AZ Oswegn, N. Y. Emo N Louis
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