The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

rom Chagres having board over half mhon OF oo-
lArp in gold dust from California John o. SKINNER,
one Of the most eminsn. writer's agriculture in this
country WAS killed in Baltimore Post once BY falling
stone He was the editor OF the PloW the LOOM
end the DIM T. and wae some years previous to his
death also, the editor Of popular work entitled The
1@rhe steamer Ohio, having over three hundred
thousand dollars, from California arrived at this port
ssse visited this city ON the Invitation of the Mayor
Common Council: .Mordscsi NJ Noah died in this
city & II. Of KY y ys1 MT Noah Wa, born
was appointed Consul TO Riga and in ISIS Consul 70
Tuns He successfully filed some important Offices
der the government; but he WAS better known as liter
airy man. He commenced his life editor in the
ChsIeston Gasee in 1905 and also engaged in the
editorial management Of the National advocate, En9s
Courier and Enquirer, The Star. and the SUM- and Ies
se1gc, which united in the Sunday TINES, which
he continued to edit until his death In addition 70 his
Fortress of Sorrento The Grecian Captive "The
Grand Capal' Marion "oh Yes or the New Consti-
tuition" "she Would be Soldier and several either
editor in New Hampshire where he edited the Nsc
Hampshire Patriot died at Washington at the sgs Of Sc
vepty years lie was born in Charlestown, Mas, and
filled the office of State Senator in his native State and
afterwards chosen Senator Of the United States
from year 1881 to 1896 After that period, he
twice elected Governor Of New Hampshire -. "A se
hurricane visited the city OF Lyons in France and
destroyed large numbe OF houses. IL Passao.e
celebrated Italian brigand noted for his daring rob-
beriee and perilous adventures. killed in fight
Lugo, in the Papal States by Austrian chss
23-AIrival of the Prometheus, from Chagres bring
ing $500 ooo from California frightful eregasse
broke out at Baton Rouge plaqu.mine lbervile, and
other places along the Mississippi, destroying large
amount Of property and inuu dating the country
great extent Juan Bsptiste Frances Minister Of
Justice in Hayti, III der the Emperor souloque, was
with other persons Of high sandingal Of them
blaok-puhlicly ,hot Pert Prince by order OF
the Emperor On charge having been concerned in
coz spracy against the government.
25-six persons were murdered between Dos Her
manos and Pima Banco, on the Chagres river, in
avery mutilated condition and some OF them had
become the prey Of the buz5ards which abound there
49,. Three buildings in Manchester, England, were
destroyed by the explosion Of steam boiler Nine
persons we've killed and six wounded. The difficult
ties between the Hawaiian government and the French
2e-The steamer Lowell sunk by coming in COLI
sion with another vessel off P.tsburg AMI three Of her
crew and twelve passenger drowned A destructive
fire broke out the island of TOBACCO where destroyed
about sixty native huts and several brick Dwellings
3o-An italian brig, named the Ciementina was cap
tured at Dah, West sumat-a, by the MaaJs and about
nix of her killed She subsequently recapued
by the American ship Ariosto.
31--A riot occurred among the vorkmen on the Utica
railroad, in which several were killed and weurled
APRIL.
IA powder magazine at Cologne exploded killing
twenty men aud wounding thi-ty..ix Others.
a-A fugitive slave tine second since the passage .:
the law that arrested) arrested in Boston His
name was Alfred symmes. His arrest caused the mos.
intense excitement among the abolitionists. Es
investigated charge Of alleged bribery made against
the Serge ant at Arms Mr. Bull by suydam notorious
gambler Of the city who accused him Q: accepting
large sum Of money to his influence in defeating
bill for the suppression Of gambling Three mem bers
were also implicated; Bull was removed from ofce.....
Valp sraiso nearly destroyed by earthquake This
the most destructive that occurred there since
1922
s-steanship Empire City arrived at this po. Fl On
Chagres, having board million dollars in gold
dust trcm Calfornis.
s-The British Brig Eng.shman Captain Harris
bound from Bristol gland was capsized OF Fernando
Pr in he RIGHT ri nd
on board were drowned.
70-The bill in relation to Free Schools in the State
Of New York passed the Senate 1t provides state
OF $st0oo0 the equal distribution Of third Of this
the school districts together with SS000 0
State bill to make up deficiencies and lastly tina. al
school warrants.
1l-An extensive fire broke out in Broadway,
John street which destroyed FIVE houses, and sbou.
$4o0,ooo worth Of property The Howard House was
ture &c The FIRE originate in Hudson and Robertson
dry goods store, No. $50 Broadway:
l2.--Commo dore Alexanders Wadswerth, o. the o.
g. Navy, died st Washington. He the eighth the
roll Of captains in the navy which he entered in april
1904 from the State Of Maine lie was brave officer,
and had sc en- much active service
l5-Gen Hugh Brady died at Detroit, at the advanced
age Of eighty three years lie born in Fennsylva
thony Wayne in 1872 and fought under him in the cee
brsted Indian campaign which gave Kentucky 10 the
whites after the defeat Of St Clair Tor bis service in
The Of 1872 lie promoted TO the rank OF Cocne
and afterwards that Of General lie remarkable
lees for his gsaniry and bravery soldier than
for bis integrity as a man .A boy named Frank who
claimed slave N San Francisco under the Ia.
gitive Law, By Missourian named Galloway was dis
charged This the fret Of the kind in Cali.o-
mia, and the slave was allowed &c 90 free.
ia hard contested battle took place between the
English troops at the Cape Of Good Hope and tribe Of
ns M o s ae sn
wounded The battle was fought near the Bush River,
in Tsnbookie land
IA very destructive storm visited this city The
river overlowed the docks. and deluged the cellars IN
the neghborhood Of Washington and West streets de-
sreying hundred thou,ard dollars worth Of pro
pery 1t also visited the Eastern States aud caused
great damage TO the cities the coast and vessels
lying in the harbors. Minots Rock Lighthouse
entirely swept away by the which ragged with
fearful violence during the prevalence OF the storm,
is The schooner Eagle, belonging TO Yarmouth
Nova Scotia, was wrecked on Truro Beach, about Eve
miles from provincetown, Mass and her crew and pas
senges numbering seventeen persons altogether were
lost Da one no web. celebrated chief q the
Seneca Indians 6ied ct Tenavanda in New York state
BE regarded by the six Nations their creates.
chief since the death Of Red jacket and his name may
be found TO several important treaties Washington.
ia revcl. broke tu. in Chill headed by Colonel
be surported bv the people of the city attempted TO
subveIt the government The attempt was uusuccess-
full and the leader and veniysix Of his followers were
killed, and sixty wounded
20-The people of Artqupa O city If Peru, show
ing signs Ct animosity to General Echinque the new
President, who had entered his Office at this date
ensued in whic eighty killed On both sides
The people remaining masters CT the field The nsurrec
ton afterwards qu.led.
H-Tke Comet Canadian steamer, burst Eer
boiler by which about nine persons killed. The
accident occurred at oswego...A notorious band Of
ruan. were arrested in county Michigan where
they bad committed great depredations upon property
for nearly whole year, without interruption.
Z-Archbishop Eccleson, Of Baltimore, died, at the
sge Of fifty years lie born in Kent county. Mary
land and at the age Of eleven entered although Pro-
testant, st Marys College Baltimore where he studied
ill his fifteenth year He was about twenty years q
age when he ordained priest Of the Catholic church
ON the 18th Of September 1884 he succeeded upon the
death Of Archbishop Whitfield, 10 she Of Bak more
His grandfather. Sir John Eccleston emigrated TO this
country ffom England few years previous to the Ae
ricsn revolution. and his father Samuel Eccle.on.
wealthy farmer OF Kent county distinguished Tor his re-
fined manners ard cultivated mind great FIRE oc
Cured at Kipgton Canada which destroyed about forty
Houses and an immense amount O. property.
% Charles Gunner elected Senator from Mss8chu-
sets Captain Lewis. Major schlessipger. and four
dtbere who were respected Of being engaged in
yedition against Cuba. from this city arrested
The steamboat Cleopatra having about twentyf Kegs
" powder on board with large quantity Of clothing
fer soldiers ard an exters supply of provisions
possession Of the United States Marshal Mr.