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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
From the Louisville Democrat.
The Bull and the Locomotive.
BY IVAN.

BY IVAN :
i, In sort of sullen madness ev~a.-.
Roamed he DER the grassy plain
Half in anger, halfin sadness, LasgH :
Tossed his bushy tail and name
Was he yet the meadows monarch
ii Of the pasture still the king?
And he raised his head SO ,lordly--,
Gave his tail o wider swing.
8 Was be not acknowledged chieftain
Of the horned droves of cattle2
. Was henot the tried and trusted
In each bovine field of battle2
Was he not the chief and chosen q
& Of the milch kine's fairest queen?
Was he not the admiration 80
Of each bull calf on the green?
It was true, and we'll he knew it;
3 Who his claim would dare dispute2
Dearly, dearly should he rue it, ss4
Sc Be he long or short-horned brute,
w hat, then, meant this daring stranger,
Who, with breath and smoke and flame,
Spouting fear and breathing danger,
Through the meadows rushing came? q
True, the intruder's limbs were wei ghty,
And he seemed thing of might.
True, he might be very dangerous
If he showed wish to fight; .s
+ But he blowed too much and loudly
To be willing for lark;
And the bull repeated proudly;
- Biting dogs do never bark.
"And I'll swear by fair Europa,
When the stranger comes again
Rushing through the verdant pasture,
xu;I AZ
I'll call my heard to battle,
Boldly cross the monsters track
Either We shall be gone cattle, sy t1
s, Or we'll drive him, frightened, back!p
S See! afar the locomotive,
Whirling Ger the fragrant mead,
And he, ,nears the very meadow
Where beneath the gallant lead
Of their monarch true and valient
Stand the tawny horned crowd;
Nought he heads them, but the bell rings,
And he whistles very loud '-'
From his pent up breast escaping, @ -
Shrieked the steam-a dismal cough;
3 Frightened was the heard of bullocks,
And they madly scampered Off,
All but one, and he courageous,
Naught but death can force to yield,
HesWilis conquer, or as beef.meat, ,sz.y
You shall bear him from the field.
There he stands, and waits the coming
Of his foe, who draweth near;
Roars he with triumphant fury,
From breast that knows no fear,
Sticks he down his noble frontlet,
With considerable vim H54=
Bait! he takes the locomotive,
MI II =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
The Granite Statesman.

r. IFE Of General FRANK PIERCE,
IL the Granite Statesman, with a biographical
Sketch or Hon. W. r. KIEe, tenth thonsand. Price
rs cts only, for sale by ss4 el5g B. LITTLE. Z
June z3, 1885,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
iga NRE8EMa2NS@ 8,
ggF's1HLggg MgEQgagE,

THE subscriber would respectfully call the atten-
i. tion OF the musical public to some new Melo-
aeons which be is now manufacturing in this place,
which for beauty of style, quckness oftouch and
Quality Of tone, In not surpassed BY any manufac-
tursrs In the country. They vary in size from 81
A46. s and 81 octaves. Prices from s4oto s45,
$50 and 9i80 The 81 and octavea are made on
: pillar representing centre or side table. The
md al ;adrs FOR yourselves. All the above ibsru-
ments ard warranted. AL kinds of reed ,instru,
ments repaired at short notice and in good style.
Accordeons repaired and new reeds put in al l2s
cts. each, Shop over Mr.. Little's Bookstore.
- ssss g. F. GREEN.
psvsnn. fhio. =
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HARDW ARE,

"M FRAZER is receiving his summer
stock ofhardware, consisting Of House trim,
mines hand edge Tools, table and pocket Cutlery,
Saddlery, &c. Portculars soon.
Rsyenna, Jane 10. 1862, sfa :
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11
MOSES REANs.=

MOSES BEANS.
MANUFACTURES Of Doors AND SHOES, Of all
M kinds, two doors south Of the Court House In
dc shop formerly cccnpied BY Andrew Mcbride,
Ravenna.a ly 1923.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-11

.ssss e, III. w. All, Az D.. .s ~
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"a Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio. Office at
the old stand of Streator & Wait. "a
RaYenna, March, 6th,s 1850. e xsssss.sg a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
deem Der.

Dec. a-Usurra,ion of LOUIS Napoleon. He fis,
soveS The TTench Assembly, assumes me Tel I, =,
govern Htri. declares PAis N STATE of siege = i
cTctIs al rltcou 20 take Ilsce On tue siA ana -
Dee. IN Which re ofIers himself candidate ~
TIE PfesiftIcy FOR ten years rev minis
formed. / NO hundred OF the ceputeS arrest
Napoleon proclaims universal suffrage aecofolA *
20 tie Law Cf 3lst March. 1919 Gems CaysisnS
ChsngarIier. Iefc, LamCTic,ere. beceau COL mar
ras NJ " Rogerdu Nord and Bare seat 20 the ior'
tees Of Ham.
Zee > 3-No vessel from foreign port arrived
a. New-ToIs FOR 4 hoGTs-a circumstance nos Known
fo- - years
Dee. , Popular movement IN Paris. ARRAYS BE-
tween the soldiers ara people. bafIcaoeS 'nio"H
M Several hundred cliizens shot BY the soldiers,
ard great iTcigntles 20 tse bodies.
Dee 5-Kossrra arrives al Staten Island. on board
the steamer HUMBOLDT, az o'clock. \, NJ Lola
NOItes, Countess Of LaRdsfeldt, arrives at New
York.
Dec e-Kcssuth publicly received in New-York
WIFI IRE 81 festivities.
Dec. S-Psnsma Rai'rosd opened. and hTsl tram
OF passengers ana freight earned over the oid as
far as competed.
DColI-Great Municipal Danque, 10 KossurH by
the Corporation OF Ne~-hofs AZ the Irving house
Dee. lS-The resolution Of Hon Wm II. sc stri
welcoming EOssrTH. passes ne /. ; senate, Yeas
% Navs 6-uai rty ST. The tIal OF CaS'ner han
lauas for ' TREASON on an Indictment Tor phAcl-
pa'7Cn ir the Chisilana fugitive slave case, tern-
mates The Jury return a verdict of Not Guilty The
prosecution abandoned. and the pdues discharged.
Dec l3-Tte splendid steamer MayfOSer, on
Like Enc, wrecked. ne Ndptdn anu Eve AZ
Others severely frOst-biien.---The driver OF me
stage from Cleveland, OHIO 20 Ere. Pa, iroze 70
death IN his Several persons frozen to DEAN
Dec. l5-louse Of Representatives of the II fed
States passes Hon ". n Stewards resolution OF
welcome 20 kosSUTH. Isl to %. All the negatives
IN both Houses were from Slave States----GTeas
Bs1qustof tie Network Press 70 KossUrH' 80
Dec. l5-At Sayanah Ga, the Thermometer =. TO-
above zero storm OF STOW and sleet. 'ol~eS'
weather for many years. - ~, -.
Dee lQ--GIeat banquet Of the New-forS Bar 10
KossUTH
Dec 24-The CAPITOL at Washington D. C., on
fire TIE Congressional Library burned SeVerai
thousand volumes, ard many valuable manuscripts
mans, medals. works OF art, &c. destroyed
Dec 27-Destruciive FIRE IN Philadelphia, loss
$4,000. ID Buffalo. y. Y, loss 100000 IN Ne"
York Cliy, loss $l50,Ot0----- -kossUTH arrives d
Baltimore
Dec---The French Usurper, Louis Napoleon
tYamplos On the liberty OF The press - pubic Jool-
nails suppressed by his orders.
Dec sG-KossUrH arrives at Washington, - -
and IS received by MessrS Shields and seward OF the
Senate, and Marshal Wsllack n behalf OF the Dis
tTiCt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

Oct Horrible gale at Prince Edward Island,
Guli 81 - Lawrence IS vessels driven ashore, and
nearly 900 lives lost.
Oct. Opening q the Hudson River Railroad
nom New-YoIk 20 Albany, with great festivities.
Time from I. 81 NOMy TO New-NOTk ; hours 2Sl
minutes.
Ger 9-oHe ii1aroi and nias thousand ssrea hun
drtc AID STty yIstoIs 10 The Worlds Fair In London.
Receipts E5,2S3-o1uui ftteel ctrt. Of silver.
Get 1.-The NoIlCis Far closes, after being open
I'VE mcnths ard eleven DAYS The number Of visitors
was-May. 1902 June. 1885, no Jlly, I.24,l76 ,
Ausust lo,3,4s5 September, Ll55,2f0, October,
eleven days) sll,i07. Total, 6,20l 500 1885, Shock
Of earthquake a. South Deerield, y. II.
Oct. l2-ScIious ARRAY between American and IA.
tive loamon az Chagrss, n which It Is reported Is
natives, two Americans, and five Spaniards were
killed.
Oct. l5-Ophan Asylum az Cincinnati, Ohio
burned. Six boys burned 70 death, and many badly
injured by Jumping fIom The windows.
Oct. l1-Snbmarne blasting for the removal Of
rocks al Hui Gate commenced
Oct. 23-kossUrr arrives az Southampton, Eng
land Bloody IiO' ~ Chacres
Der 5o-hcssurH received with great honor and
enthusiasm N London.
Zan'e, Greece II lives lost, anu $50 wounded.
Oct - In the early part Of this moth 1876 Ameri-
cfn prisoners from Cuta arrived az Madrid, Spain.
Oct - Calvajal continues his movements in
Northern Mexico. MatamoIos besieged 80 govern
meAttIoOps killed. CaTysJal raises the siege AID
tles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
NOVEMBER

Nov 4-Baitle az Peiorea Chill. between Govern
neItuoops ard fovoiuuonis,s. The latter defeated,
- killed. go ounCed, fU0 taken prisoners Gov
eumeu, lost Is killed ara IS wounded.
Nov. s-FatEer Mathew, the Apostle OF Temper
auce, sailed ~ the steamship Pacific, fIOm New
ICfS. sgr his native land.
Nov l0-HcsSush arrives 81 birmingham, Eng
ianc -------U. 5. steamship Mississippi arrived ~
New-No ok, with The Ilungar.aEs from kutahia-GOg.
hOssuih beng ia England.
Nov l2--Frlal anu conviction 81 John :. Thrasher,
az Havana. Sentenced 20 eigas years IN the quick
silver macs Of Spaln-.----NiZon's Cotton factory
H. IMaCtiphia, burned Several persons burned 20
death ard otheIs severely Injured BY jumping from
the thiId and fogrth story windows.
Nov i3-Tse new Election Law FOR universal
suffrage IN France Oeieatea IN the Assembly, 80
60 IS.
Nov ls-Gen Muaoz defeated and made pr. soner
a. Leon.
No. 10 e6-Severe shocks Of earthquake in Dal-
malta and Albania The town OF Beul'l q
hep of runs. some villages have entirely clsap-
peaIto.
Nov. so-Rsuarkatle AID terrible calamity 2.
Ward S,uool ~. -. Greenwich venue New-i OK.
A ta.e a-azm CT IRE occ2sioLed the children, Of
whom there were -5t ID the several parts of the
school - Tush 20 The S.a,rways when ile naulster
broke. and several hundred were thrown co VI TO
re s-cre Lcur below. FoTty-tour were killed and
so1ocStea. sId aoCu; leo others more or lessen red
....s .orin md food AZ NeN-foTk city, p ookiyn,
aid staten Island The flver streets flooded
NCv -1-Gttat S-OW-Storm IL Germany. II Baut-
zan SaxoLv. Is men ana hersas perished me
!. snow, weather very severe, ana considerable
number 81 ives Joe, by ne cold
Nov .l-lhe Ame.ican steamer Prome.heus fred
mo az q Dri.isa c'f- O. war - San Jlan.
NOV. .s-BIit.sh sap TyeL1snaga wrecked on
Csrtou siard. m IRE s. Lawrence aat = ives LOST.
No. 81 ne tUal Of The Fugitive slave pdriT com
MERGED - n lateiDhlA iCT TREASoN.
Ncv s.-1 a.-IE.OH between steamers Die Vernon
end Archer or ite Mississippi River. near re mouth
of 'hs Illinois - hives lost tie Archer ut N 1--WE
aIG srls.
Nov. Ten CaEYai Al attacks The Mexican Gen
eral Jane gui and taxes CeTalyO.
No,. - .Ighch feet hombaIts Rabbit ami Salee
Nolo-co great .oss Of lie 10 the Noors, and !
FfeactGes ElLet.
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NEUROLOGY.
JANUARY.

Jan. ct s Davies, f. X. s., A.. s, Prof Nath-
oatics in the RoJ al Military Academy At Wool wen,
aged 8. distin 5uished Mathematician and author
Jan. Alexander Macdonald, autiquary At Edin-
burgh. Keeper of the Register Of DEEDS and Protests
IN Scotland.
Jan IL Joseph B. Anthony. President Judge of the
Eighth Judicial District Of Pennsylvania, and late
member of Congress. Born l9th June, 1875.
Jan. l4-Thomas Birch, at Philadelphia, aged p
ali eminent painter
Jan. I5-James Wallace. ID, distinguished
Mathemalic an formerly Professor OF Mathematics
II Columbia College, n. y, Georgsto"n college,
ID c, and la.elv IN the South Carolina college
Author OF valuable treatlses.
Jan. l7-Marquis of Northampton, at Castle Ash.
ley, aged 81 several years President OF the Royal
Society and the Archaeological Society.
Jan. 20-Donald Mackenzie, at Mayvllle, y. y
aged O.. III partner OF John jacob Aston IN the
Fur Tade in 1928 be was appointed Governor OF
the HUDSON BAY Company and IN 1882 eff It, and re-
TUNED to Mayyille, where he died
Jan 22-Rev. Walter Cotton, Chaplain IN the
L. S NAVY, and a popular author Attic commence
meHt Of tie war with Mexico he was ordered with
the Congress the fag-ship OF the Pachc station, 20
the wsst coast OF America lie was appointed Al
cslde OF Monterey established the nrst newspaper
in California. " The Californian" now called Inc
" Ala California !" built the first schOol-house IN
that State ard the first public hall. During ms al
mlnisratlon the first discovery o. gold was maze,
fact which he AS the first to announce m TIE Ptte.
61isIiq North American. lie wrote Deck and Port"
- Ship and shore" and " Three Years In cantor
ma with other volumes. lie cIed IN Philadelphia,
aged about 81. ,o
Jan 2i-MaQuis OF Hastings, at Dublin aged ~.
He was an ensign in the sgd Regiment OF Foot
Jan 27-John James Audubon, one OF the most
eminent nasuralistS of the world, at his house IN
New-Yoik City, aged &C. Ills Ofnithology and other
contributions to natural history are lndesructIoe
monuments OF science and art.
Jan. 2s-William Wilson, painter OF high reputa-
ton, at Charleston. ;. {.
Jan 30-Horace Everett, LID, as Windsor, W.,
aged 20. Fourteen wears a Member Of Congress
jar. 3l-Mr kaufman. OF Texas. Born IA 1873
in CUMBERLAND Co, Pa, whence he removed 10 Tex
rs. III 1875, a member of the Texan Congress, and
elected Speaker. On the admission OF THAI state 10
the Union elected 10 United States Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01
SEPTEMBER.

Sep. I-Geleral Lopez executed by the GaFoite'
At Havana.
sen s-At.empted revolution in Northern Next
co. taral,z ana others issue their pronuncamlenfo
Caryajal al the head Of The troops ,,,..;--; ..i,.
Sen The T. S Steamship Mississippi, saus
from the Dsrcanolles, with kossUTH and suite
Sep e-InsunecrOn az Valparaiso, Cnlll, ana al
tempted revolulon------At Ballyclare, ireland an
audience OF eco persons had assembled IN the 1911 OF
an old paper rnil 10 hear lecture on eectro'oioo
gy While the experiments were proceeding the
people crowded to the centre, when the hoof gave
way, pluugng nearly the whole into the rooms De-
low, with broken tmbeTs and part OF me wal "hleh
was forced ont TWenty-sIx were killed, and i0rty
wounded. Exp losiOn OF balloon, with tour men
attached. while at a high, Of about mlle The
neck was cut, Woen the silk few up and formed
parachute, which broke the descent. No serious IN
Jury was sustained by any Of the party. The ascent
was made at London.
Sept. 9-Sfeamer Lafayette burnt at chagTes
Sept. Il-treaI fugitive slave eXcltefnenS ~ ChriS,
tana Pa Mr.. Gorsuch, Of Maryland, killed. and
his son badly wounded, ia attacking the fugitlyes
and their friends Forty arrests were made, anu one
Of tue parties tined for treason, but acqulte ION
which The prosecutions Of the whole were aoan-
Sept, 70, 10. I5-Hon VIM II Stewards great ar
eumont n tie celebrated Michigan Railroad Con-
splracy case. az Detroit.
Sept l5-The editors Of the Ersnsnef,f, Paris, sen
tened to fine and Imprisonment, and the Journal sup
pressed.
SEPT l.. IS, l9-CTeat Railroad Festival in Boston,
Mass on the opening Of the Grand Junction Ran
road connecting Boston with Canada. The Presl-
dent OF The United States and his Cabinet, Lord FL
gin, and many public officers from Canada present
on the occasion.
Sept. lg-Battle at Camargo, between CarVaIal
and Mexican troops The former victorious, and
city sunebdeTed.
Sep 2l-stearner Jackson at Shawneetown, H.,
exploded, and Killed, and IS wounded, scaded, and
irJUod.
Sep. u, 25-Terrible storm on the English Coast.
Over 100 vessels driven ashore, many lives lost and
Immense destruction Of property.
sept 2j-Steamhoat Brilliant explodednea Bayou
Sara La, with loss Of many lives.
sept 25-GTes FIRE in Buffalo, n. Y, destroying
large number of houses, loss $4,000. kossUTH az
rlves at MMsellles, Fra.ce.
Sept. 91-Sir John Ross returns from MS Arcuo
expedition. IN search Of Sir John Franklin
Sept 30-The Advance, Lieut. De Haven, OF Hon.
Henry Grinnelfs Expedition, arrive at New Ork.
Sept-The battles between Rosas, Orbe and Ur-
QuiZa, in BueEos Ayres and MOnieyldeo, continue.
Sept-E1tensive GTss, causing great destruction,
IL he forests Of Name and New. Brunswick
Sept MIR. Hobbs, the American locksmlth, wins
The Jnze Of $3.50 offered 70 the successful picker OF
Bran ans great lock in Lonton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

Storm in Nev-Ene land Many houses struck, ami
men killed by lightning.
Aug l6-FI;is-t~O men. N four boats, belonging
to the Lopez Cuban expedition, captured oy tne
roy1lsts arn brought 20 Havana.
Aug. 1.-THE 81 y-iso prisoners sho. at Havana
.--.Gtn. Lopez engages Geu Emma. ia which tue
lalter,s entirely defeated. and Gen. Emma MORALLY
woundec-ceaih ensuing IN short tine AZ Caran'
hola-- Revolutionary movements Ia Ecasaof-
Pres icert Hovca beInshed.
Aug ls-Porto REQ visited BY terrible hurri-
cane IL which great damage 70 done and many lives
lost y fOccs from the mountain torrents buildings
swept ar az and = snta.lons devastated.
Aug. l9-G.es. Hurricane ~ II. Domingo. many
houses IN PoEt au-I'ast destroyed and large trees
uproottd -
Sc 5 lon. l0lS W. attacked whale, which 1heF
struck when the animal tunnel on the boa, anu DIT
II 10 pieces second boat s1a-ed the same tate.
TIE crews escaped and we're saved by the other
boats. The ship now sailed af-sT tae whale, when
he rushed az The vesssl ~ Ire rae OF Is knots ant
kpccked a hole through the bottom. causing tae
ship 10 Gil IL % minutes. when she was abandoned
total wreck. The crews were picked ny IN their
boats BY another vessel
Arg. 2I-Riot IN New.Orean by Cuban sy-rpa-
thlzers. The Cfjce Of the Spanish Consul. and the
Spanish paper La Peiria and the stores OF number
OF Spanish merchants attacked and uestr lyed.
Aug g2-Ravages OF a gale IN Florida and the
West Iro,es. In Tallahassee, s.. Marks. Newport,
and other places. the water rose - hight never
b. fOre Known Many towns suffered grea. dana &c.
Churches AID ether buildings nlOwn down, and
lives lost IN the West Indies the loss OF vessels
and lives vas great. Island Of Porto Rico suffers
great devastatiOD-.-.T The American yacht America
won the race at the Ryde Regatta. Eng Great
torrsco ~ Wa'eItovn, West Cambridge. SomeE-
vile, Meotort, Mass, and vicinity. Many houses
blown down and DESTROYED.
Aug 2s-Famous match between the yacht amer
lea and The Royal yacht Iitanla, IN winch me Amer,
ica won the prize OF Geo beating the Iltana -
minutes.
Aug e9-Cuban expedition disbands, and The men
seek retire It's IN the mountains Cen Lopez arrested
while asleep N house where he tad asked Tor iood
and shelter. ,,
Aug. sO-Desiructye FIRE at Mary sylile, Cal. Three
squares burnt loss S500.OoO.
Aug. 3l-Gen. Lopez taken to Havana, tTied ana
condemned. One hundred and 6fiy.hse OF ms iol-
lowers made pnsoHeTs IN the mountains
Aug Great food TINS month IN tae rlVer NOUS
India les villages flooded and swept away, with IN
meLse 10 SIS OF life and property
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Heroes of the Revolu,ion.


Jan. l-AmaSa Walker, At ClneinBat. Ono. sss-
Jan. 2-Thomas Coggeshall, At Newport, r.
Jan. S-Samuel Casscll, At Taunton, Mass, aged
81.
SyNanus Hatch, At Unity. Me, aged 70
Jan. l3-JoSepn Orns5ee, u OgdensbuFgh, 81 Law
renee Co, \. \ aged 5.
Jan. l9-John WILDER. At Nantucket Mass, aged ~.
Jan s0-Ezckisl Richardson, 1t Brookaeld Mass /,
aged 81.
Jan 23-Sia.or Luke Miller, at Madison n. J aged
~.
jan 2l-Dudley Smart, at Chichester. y. H., aged
%.
April l4-Jacph NASH a. Painasld. Mass, aged ~.
Ju'y l--Olou Brown, AZ Tsmpleion, Mass, tie
last survivor OF The Bstle Of Concord April ~, l'5
July l7-Jona.haa Olcot!, of Hartford, Conn,
aged %
July 95-Thos $. n shop Of Avon. AGED 90
July 2S-ROsWeN Miller, Of Windsor aged ~
Oct l6-Nilliam FonISne, IN ----, Florida. aged
les He performed outdoor work tih wlihia three
days OF his death.
Oct 3i-Thagdeus Bell, AZ Danen. Conn. Ito
was present al the burning Of Daubury, ard Put
mans descent ~ Horse Neck. He let children,
IS grandchildren and - great grSnd.ch,dren.
Nov Ill Joseph Howard, ages 90, az BOO me.
field, Me Tie was IN the siege OF Fort Siaa~x' In
August l157 IA Col MOrgan'S regimen, Al the tax
ing of Burgovne az Valley Forge, and AZ Fon Put
nam, tWeSt rolnt)
Dec lO-Robert Notion, AZ Boonyille, aged ".
lie was at Bunker I'M and Saratoga. and had from
his youth maintained the profession OF Chfistian.
Dee l0-Thomas Bloomfield, aged " ana Gis
wife, aged So lie was prisoner IN the sugar
House" IN Now-York during the Revolution
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August l-Fi'iy casks hCucr seized ard DESTROY ed
AT foiuA0, Name, nndey TIE new Iiauor Lax Pc
August - steam boiler IA a diStilcfS a, HaTri-
son, one exploded, killing IS persons. Shock Of
ar earthquake az Feuars, Milan, Venice Verona,
arc V'hef places IN Italy. In ire evening "A iui-
MthSe meteor OF ca2Zlng hrlllaQce passed over and
Illuminated FerEaIa, rendering the lights In lie
CITY clm.
Aug S-Sundsy-M. and Nine Po.tevin. in Paris,
make balloon ascension Wlla GARAGE and two
horses.
Aus 4-DCn Jose Lawrence Pine1a. and his c.hi-
Lst' lArfisohe- On The lusargeLt patty q. Leon.
aug iTeaN WIKI The lower bands OF ne Sioux
lhci@is = Nerto1a. Mime osa TeTri5Orv..
hiupilvn OF Pelee NocaKo, Martinique Town Of
-. fieue covered with q shower cf gray sand,
asess iSVlla, &c. No other damage done.
avg Y-lTemencouS storm ln lhe Eastern States.
immense otShucuon " properly. Al Wes-poEt the
"iheON !IanieS were broken BY hal.
Aug lo-SsoFm and hoo1 - Muscsiiae. Iowa.
foOf ives .ost. and extensive Camsgs % property.
ten. Lopez. With $50 men, debark from The
Falnpe5o, forty mules west Of Havana, Cuba.
Aug ls-AScent OF Mont Blanc BY Albert Smith,
ny. floyc, Mr.. Phillips, and Mr. West Of Eng,and.
Aug. is-hNl-siorm Al Meriden, Conn. stones as
!afse IS heuS egss-Cne weighed seven ounces
haL-SioFln IN New-H Hampshire. IL SALISBURY zoo
pAnsS q glass destroyed, and great DAMAGE 10 crops
auo buildings
Aug lt-EsTihQuake in the Province Of BsSin.
cara Italy. More Ihan 50 villages suffered Nelf.
10" n oi lutto inhabitants, nearly DESTROYED 20
lives 'esi sto persons injured. The mouatais &C.
i zias, IN Clausenherg, Transylvania, moved TAO
miles causing immense dsVaSlst,onD es,ructiye
hail Storm at Yorktown. Wes.chester Co, X. Y
Hail stones 90 : inches II circumference fen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-01

MoRx AID 70 HusGARy.-The a'sa !

MORE AID 10 HUhGARY.-Ihe nv ?
at Jersey City Cd Monday evening, fesil'ea n 1s
collection Of q considerable amour. al ~ 20,
Kossuth Fund A committee ofhye ron eass a.
four Wards ys appointed 10 sollcis anu y
trbutions me Mayor OF Jersey |Iy Z l''"'
of the fund ,....;, -. .,,;encrSs
,,;,h - Tni,tea ~ the citizens, IS maxim ~
ertersiw preparations for the reception OF w.
md demonstration was made ty the sh, n,
of sTacuse on the eth ult, ID. d. Hill.' hn ~ 7nse
Sid,ye AZ which finance committee Oh ~ ~a,1x
- ~ tbe four wards was appointed. lBs
,o, Of syracuse aso talk OF holding mcesii ssosS,
THE Finance Committee Of Trenton, New
q busily at WoTk.