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

ston. Chosra broke out at g. Louis Rivs persons
were fatally attacked. Violent storm ct b. Louis
which destroyed 100000 worth Of property Great
hastorm In Boston and vicinity, during which hail
stones Of quarter Of pound weight said to have
fallen large amount Of property was ruined:
by
Lopez forced to leave them behind him in his re-
treat. James Fennimore Cooper, the celebrated
at the sge OF He was born In $780, ct Buring
ton New Jersey graduated at Yale College in 1905 and
next year entered the American navy as midshipman
After six years service he left the navy and in 1907
married Miss Delaney, daughter Of Bishop Delaney
His novels well knewn that it is unnecessary TO
l. Dreadful earth sssh9Tass In the pro
TALLY destroyed and over seven hundred persons killed
and two hundred wounded.
sity died a: Middletown, Conn in his fifty nth year
He was native OF Virginia, graduated at Mddlebhrg
College, and was for several years PRESIDENT OF Macon
Falcon fred into off the Cuban coast by Spanish
steam frigate and compelled to bring to-. Lopez
defeated Spanish body of troops killed 800 OF them and
retreated to the mountains Crittenden and %
Of his men shot at Havana.
l7-An ARRAY occurred ia Philadelphia between two
fire companies in which two or three persons were killed
and several wounded.
ls-Destructve hurricane at Porto Rico. eevere
shock Of an earthquake felt at Truxo and throughout
l9-Twenty houses destroyed in Port.au Platte by a
hurricane ..Riot a. Vera Cruz, in which Elk persons
lost their lives.
20-Terrible riot in New Orleans caused by some ar
tices against the Cuban expedition which were pub
lished in the Spanish paper of that city, named La
Pao the office of which wss greatly damaged several
segar stores belonging to Spaniads who had made them
selves obnoxious to the people, were demolished.
full disease in Tucany caused by the eating of bgded
grapes... Shower Of flesh fell at Benica, Callfor
MIA Lopez attacked while at breakfast, and
petey routed, 40 men only remaining with him.
2-The United States steam frgate Mississippi while
on her way to Consantinople to receive Kossash ran
20 Great mass meeting held in the Park in favor Of
the attempted revolution in Cuba. terrible whirl-
wind occurred at West Cambridge, and West Medford,
Mass which caused great destruction to property. One
hundred thousand dollars worth Of property was de-
stroyed and several lives were lest Arrival Of the
Jas Brandt at New Terrible hurricane at
Florida and of the West India islands which caused
and the less Of many lives Tallahassee was greatly da.
mayed and over million dollars worth Of property de-
stroyed.. The America at the regatta at Cowes won
2S--Jamfs Mcdowell brother. Jaw to Hon Thomas
Benton and at period Governor Of Virginia. died at
bis residence Lexington Va at the age Of sixty
FIVE At the time of his death he was Member of Con-
gress Eleven buildings destroyed by fre in Chicago,
illinois. Large Cuban sympathy meeting held in
24-samuel Whitaker and Samuel Mackenzie
taken by force from the Jail San Francisco and hung
by the Vigilance Committee
fugitive slave named John Bolding was arrested
at Poughkeepse where he living and b.oughsto this
city for trial Witt ,
officer died at the age Of fifty eight Extensive
confagraton in Concord and about one hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars worth OF property consumed.
Fomal declaration that Austria s henceorth to be CO.
verned absolutely appeared in the Weimer Zetung Of
this date. The British ship Hndostan, from Eng
land for Quebec oundered at sea- taking down thirteen
of her
17--The annual convention of the Deaf and Dumb
Institutions Of the United States was held q. Hartford
Conn 1t lasted several days. sloo00o worth OF
property destroyed by fire in Masson, Ohio. fear
full gale was experienced on the coast OF
Forty four sa were driven ashore, chiefly fishermen
ops H Gent and thirty others
Lyons for an alleged conspiracy to oyer.hrow the
by the America in race Of forty miles
29.-Cspture Of Lopez in the mountains Died at
New Brunswick
so-s75ooo worth Of property destroyed by fire at
nor tas ot Msrrsye casorns
3l-Daniel, fugitive slave, arrested at Buffalo, de-
caTed Free and discharged from custody by Judge Conk
lin. Sixty five arrested in Paris on charge Of
conspiracy against the government. Lopez con-
veyed to Havana.
SEPTEMBER.
l. John Boiling the fugitive slave returned to the
possession Of his MASTER by decision Of Commissions
Nelson of the United District Court in this city His
liberty was afterwards purchased by subscription The
floating brege. over Lake Champain, connecting the
States fNew York and Vermont, completed Lopez
executed at Havana. The railroad between Petersburg
Moscow next to the Erie the greatest in the world
opened by the Emperor Of Russia.
and passed several rermsory resolutions in relation to
pronunciarnento, issued from Matamcras signed by
the patriot forces of Mexico, numbering thousand me
under Colonel Caravsjsl handing multitude OF
forme in the government
4.-Judge Levi Woodbury. died at Portsmouth \. II.
He was boin al Frsncstown, n H. IN the year llso-
graduated Dartmouth College in 1919 was admitted TO
the lar in lsl2 in 1916 was appointed secretary OF
State Of New Hampshire. Of which he was elected
Governor in 1892 and ID 1926 SENATOR the United
states senae He va. appointed Secretary Of tie Navy
in 1882 by General Jackson and subsequently Of the
Treasury During the administration OF Mr. Polk was
I al afi tFsly ft he Eanrt
News reached this city ota civil wsr in Nicaragua The
President and his cabinet We're taken BY General Munoz
If the revolGtoss Justo Abarazo was elected
70 that offce and new mir stry chosen accident
occurred the Hudson River Railrc sd the village
az stuyyeant Colombia county by which three persons
killed and several wounded Remarkable rieecric
IbeIomen seen in Tie northern pant OF his State
5Meeiipg held in this city in favor Of the establish
nent of a Galway and New York line Of steamers.
dreadful accident On the Duckinghsm.hire Rail-
way: six persons killed and many wounded Ne VT
frm Buenos Ayre TO this date stated that in the war be-
tween that epubc nd Brazil the Brazlians every
where successful aud threatened to invade Buenos Ayres
News received il this city Of revolution having
dentay poisoned in boarding hou,e in Prince street
by eating Of pudding in vhch some arsenic mad oeer
put BY mistake. Kossuh and the other Hunyarian'
Imprisoned at Kutayha were liberated, and placed on
| beard the I nited states frigate Mississippi
s-In,eligence received BY the steamer Franklin, At
this date, that the government Of France had promised
Spain assistance in putting down expeditions against
Cuba.. leo Americans. belonging TO the Lopez expe
dition left Cuba Spain work in chain gangs in the
c. unity Antrim Ireland eco persons had cole ced to hea,
aectuTe electro biology delivered in large loft OF ~
old PAPER mill After the lecture several persons
nesmeri.ed. and the lecturer proceeded TO question
them Tie audience anxious TO hear the replies crowded
together. Tie beams, unable TO bear the weight gave
way, and the assembly precpita.ed to the mex;
loor 1hree we've killed. and ever fifty seriously in
jured
lc.-1be Democratic State Convention met at SYRIA
49,. Three boy, drowned in the North river bJ
TIE upsetting Of their Twelve French peasants
killed Broc, French village. close to the Pied
q hafr than
custom touse officers who endeavorad to prevent them
from crossing into Piedmont. TO sell salt without duty
! IL A STAKEHOLDER, named Gorsuch, was killed. and
his wounded while endeayoriDg to arrest fugitive
elave, who had taken refuge in house in Chester
county Pennsylvania The Faro Industrial news
PAPER at Havana sezed by order Of the Captain Genera
Of Cuba, and Mr.. Thrashvr its editor, arrested.
| The cholera ragged With great fury in Prague.
12.-James Clements, convicted in this city Of muir.
der the high pardoned by the President.
! Great fire in Pittsburg-total loss $4,000
IL Destruction by fire of portion Of the railroad
and the turnpike bridges at Hackepsack Arrival Of
/ he celebrated vocalist Mrs Catherine Hayes
| l5-Fy.ensiye fire in Broadway, opposite the City