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Feb. 2-Rey. John Ogilby, d. D., of New-York,
died II Paris. lie was rector of ST. Marks Church,
New-Yo and for nine years Professor OF Eccles-
astcal history in the Episcopal Seminary.
Feb. 3-HOn. BENJAMIN CIowninshleld in Boston,
AGED -. Secretary Of the Navy under Presidents
Madison and Monroe, and Member Of Congress from
is. 10 1881.
Feb 5-John Pye Smith. d. d.. one of the most
eminent scholars ana theOlOglans OF the time, at
Cuil'ofd, near Leeds, England, aged 20. tie was
forflty years Theological Tutor and Principal OF
Homerton College. lie wrote several valuable
works. and was an eminent writer on theology AS
connected with Theology.
Feb. Is Major Auguste DayeZac. OF New YORK,
once popular polite an, an AID 10 Gen. JACKSON al
Nsw-OTleans, who appointed him Charge TO the
Netherlands IL 1881. In le4l elected member oil
tie New. / oTk Legislature. -.
Feb i'm jacob, at Berlin--well known for mis-
labOrs in electro chemistry
Feb 23-JoaGna Bsillie an eminent Engish au-
th0Iess, at Hampstead, Eng, aged 6. Her "OiAs
are numerous, and Of high merit
Feb. 2i-SpGntlni, tie ce eofated composer d.
MsiOlaii. near AucOna, AGED y.
Feb 27-Frecenc Xavier FernDacH, lnEchtoi Vi q
sftle Of painting that bears bis name, ~ huhicn
FEB 9s-NsTshal DCCe de la Brunlere, soIuieI ol
Napoleon. Who made HIM Lieutenant General AZ
Paris 9gcd r. He was in ali the great battles OF
lie EmEue directed the late fort!hcaiiohs AIouhd
Pans and was made Ma shat by Louis Pniippe.
Zen ss-Caut j. D. Cunningham, OF the bengh
Enqneers IN India, aged 80. He was q son OF AlIah
Cunningham. . ~. -, -
FEB. John Louis Yaroski. at Pans, aged 80
an eminent French historian and Professor a. S'@l'
Feb. --ChaIles Coqueren, IN Paris, popular
French author Of various works OF generai ilsst@-
FEB Charles Mathew sander, one Of the most
celebrated surgeons OF Germany and IN eminent
author.
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Ami l5-Gen Hush Brady. at Detroit, Michiyaa.
asts So He served With great distinction mi'e last
var with Great Britain.
Apnl ss-Da.o re-, Q ~ web, OF John BLACKSMITH,
a Seneca Chief. az TOnawsrda. y. \.
AyIl s9-Earl Of EOltenhsm, late Lord hisA
CisTcsllor az Great Britain. IN Lucca- aged u.
April ---Lachnann, The celebrated Germs N Phllo-
lCElst
April ---Goerca Wsh'enbers, the distinguished
Bo;auist ard Ceologisf AZ Upsal for q years con-
lec,ed with re University of lQsai.
April ---ChFsnan Tees. ce.eoTaiei Gernaa
Sculptor at IeTlia, assd 5.
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Jan. - Sarah Winch, az New-Salem, Mas aged
lOl wears s months, and y days.
Jan. l4-Jamcs Chesoy, at Rochester, n. T.,
aged l0l.
Msrch ---Viscount Frederic Adolphe de Garin-
vile Of Athies, France, one OF Louis Ak's NOUS
qustsires. al has house near Hamburger, AGED il3.
April 22-John Shaver, al Burlington, Boone Co.,
Ky, aged Il6.
May---A Polish soldier died in the Hotel dss In
valideS, Paris aged 1871
July l7-Nancy Jones, colored woman, at Jerico,
l.. l., aged 40.
Oct i6-Ni.liam FoRtaine in ---. FLORIDA,
Revolutionary soldier, aged 1905. He dIl outdoor
work up 70 the third Gay before his death
Nov Mrs Lueretia Atwell. at MoRtsille, Conn,
aged 02. She well, ana enjoyed all neT faculties
70 the day OF her death.
Nov A man died at Babartens, France,
aged los.
Nov betty colored woman, died at Schoharie,
aged ITO.
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AUGUST.

1
August Harriet Lee, the asthor OF the - Gan
teftfy Tales" and many other works oil great pOpd-
lality, At Bristol England.
Aug. Lacy Louisa Stewart, IN Lonlon, aeed
o. She was the Youngest daughter OF the Earl OF
Butte, and granddaughter OF Lady Mary WoHIey
Aug. 9~GutzlaG, tho well known missionary to
China a. Canton, China, aged As. He was Chinese
Secretary to the British PlenlpOtentary
Aug. lO-H. T.. G.. Paulus, Doctor Of Theology,
Philosophy and Laws, at Heidelberg, aged 90. In
l7Si NJ 81 years OF age, he WAS appointed Professor
of Oriental Languages at jena IN l19J ne succeed
ed 10 the theological char, and lectcred over 10
years at jena, Wurtzberg, and Heidelberg.
Aug. l5-Gen. Mcclure, at Elgln, Illinois, aged so
Aug. l6-Rev. stephen DIN, ID. d, at Middle
town, Conn, formerly President Of Randolph Col
lege, Macon, Ga, and subsequently end until MS
death, President Of the Wesleyan College, Middle
town
Councillor and Vice President of the Royal Society,
and fcr many years Governor of Bombay; and died
az Brighton, aged 80.
Aug. 23-IIon James Mcdowell, Ex-Governor Of
Virginia, near Lexington, Va.
Aug Scion. VI. Beverley Tucker, hale brother
OF John Randolph az Winchester, Va, aged bout 65.
Judge Tucker wrote several WORKS was author OF
course Oi Lectures on Government, and Professor
of Law IN the College OF william and Mar, WIZ
hamburg, Va. It'll,
az his house IN a Temporary dependency. lie WAS
a mon Of large mno, OF exemplary character pos
sessed OF handsome fortune, and was the canii-
da'e FOR Governor Of the state at The election snea
Ang s7-Rey. DR.. Phillips, IN South Africa. lie
rs msv celebrated for his ao0rs and writings IL con-
rtct.On with Christian miss lohs
Aug ---Lor6HZ Oxen, IN his ga year news
n,olfc writer on metaphysical and 81. )nunc SUD
'ecs, and taught the most extraordinary docNiheS'
Arg John Gottfred GTuber, Professor o.
Philosophy at Halle. Beside numerous wofAs On
History. Archaeology Mythology and Phiosophy' ne
iwas The principal editor Of the Universal Encyc.o-
media, IN 100 volumes
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lime

June G-Attempted instruction II the provinces
Of Paste and TuIQueres. Battle between the nsur-
gents and Government troops, IN Whsh many hyes
are lost and insurgents defeated.
June 7--Destructlve Whlrlwlnd IN Wisconsin.
June ia furious hurricane At Charkof, Russia,
dong immense damage.
June I4-At Gobiudpore, India, seventy prisoners
chained together, sleeping in hut, are burned t.
death-oniy five escaping ship Altict ltoho
man, wrecked on the island Of KeneIy, East Indies
and Us lives lost
June l7-G7. eco persons visit the Worlds Fair.
June Ca portion Of the silalt OF the North Side
cOlllefg Bristol gave way. The shah VAS 10
fathOms deep, and IL persons the passages below
were all saved III "a hours.
June 22-The sixth great conAsgration at san
Francisco. ThlTieensquaTes Of houses burnt loss,
$1,000 coo.
June 2i-6S,oC0 visitors at the Worlds Far re-
ceipts, fS, 1856 l2s.
June 95-The Pinnacle rock, rear the Middle
Fails, at Portage. n Y, blown down by sand blastf
BY order OF Commissioner FOllet 1t was 300 feet
high over the riVeT, and dangerous point
The Rock" IS feet long, 10 feet high, and IL
wide, weighing $50 tuns was hurled into the river
below.
June 2s-Ship Sale Foam, struck by lightning
and burnt. Passengers and crew saved by the Frank
johnson, Capt. Brown, lat so ~ n, loa. 70@
80 W.
June 3O-Rio, in Liverpool, Eng, between the
Police and 9lst Regiment.
June Remarkable shower Of snails near Bristol,
Eng.
June---C. l. Brace, an American traveller, i'm
prisoned az Pesth Hungary, BY oToer OF tae Aus
TITAN Government.
June TO S0-HOrriole ravageS Of the plague al the
Grand Canary. AT San Jose on the lOih II l3ih
100 athg per day. CITY deserted aud dead unou-
ned. Al Las Palmas 5000 die, anc 10000 IN the Isl
and IN two months. The plague was Introduced
from tho African coast, where the most trighiiui
mortality and deSolaiion accompanied Its duration
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CoURr STATisTIcs.-We are once more
indebted to cur friends, Henry Vandervoort, Esq,
the long tried and faithful Clerk OF the Courts Of
Oyer and TermineT and Sessions, and to his efficient
assistant Mr. John Sparks, for the following statis-
ties of the
Convictions, AcGnitais, &c., hal IN the Courts Of Oyer
and Ttrmusr, GeEeral and Specie! Sessions Of
the Peace, IN and Ior The City and county y
Nsp- York, y, the year 1851.
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CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX FOR 1851
ny WIN. GLAND BoukNb'

The wear lust passed presents few events
...,,l;ng character. and but few Of those oc-
which arrest, in marked manner, the
.,,ention OF the world Inc most fe'ha,A"O'o
900 the wear are those which have had
.,.o,;oo mon the social and moral condi-
~ man. and the promotion of the arts OF
p...e rather than those OF War. Ihe great
cent of the year, for which 1t will be marked 10
history. is the grand Industrial Exhibition al
I.ondop. in which works of art brought from oil
mart. OF the world, and representing at one view
the nresent industrial capabilities and progress
nj the race, and which were estimated to be
worth five hundred millions OF dollars, were col
Jected in an edifce which was itself the most
magnificent Of all the creations of genius and OF
art The impulse given to the industrial inter
es,s of the world cannot be estimated, while lts
silent but resistless influence IN impresslvely
teaching its sublime lesson Of Brotherhood and
Peace to the nations Of the world viii doubtless
vet be seen in the rusty sword and the shattered
spear.
In political events the two prominent are the
liberation Of Kossutb, and the profound sensa-
ton which he has produced in Great Britain and
America, and the just now executed coup de'at
Of Louis Napoleon, by which he has usurped the
authority and the executive responsibility of a
Dictator.
Minor affairs have marked the course Of
the year. In China q revolutionary attempt
il constantly agitatng the people. In India,
two or three tnhng changes have been
made In Europe, the state of unrest Is shown
BY the frequency Of outbreaks and ARRAYS be-
tween soldiers and people, but which have little
or no historical importance similar state OF
things exists in the Mexican, Central American,
and South American States, where revolutions are
improyised by a sort OF efIervesclng sPontaneliy.
They cause bloodshed, disturb the harmony and
industry Of the people, and as they make no step
forward 10 the night direction, the incubus only
settles back, heavier than before.
The protracted and miserable war of the British
in KaGraria, by which great and powerful and
Christian nation tramples out the lives OF a lew
naked Dushmen at an immense expenditure Of
men and money,to obtain thep possession oitbe few
fertile spots left them, is a foul blot on the noon
Of the nineteenth century. The outlay OF any
one month, properly expended as purchase
money, would have bought the whole territory,
before British tyranny and annexation planted
the seed which bears such bloody harvest.
The discovery of gold IN Australia opens new
era in the history OF that Continent. The open
ing of The Canal and Railroad facilitating transit
from the Atlantic to the Pacific waters, IS OF no
little value as an agent In civilization and pro-
gress.
An unusual irequence Ct severe storms and
earthquakes will be noticed; many others of less
extent and severity, have been omitted. A large
number OF cities, towns and villages have been
destroyed by earthquakes and floods and are a
striking feature IN the Index.
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VI I

Nav Sion. Philip Hone. an eminent merchant
and pasBghIoptst. OF Newly orN. AGED IL
Nav l5-Samuel George Morton. NJ D. ST Pnlla'
Gelphia distinguished elhncog.st 2nt crnio.osiSi,
and scientific writer.
Nav lo-RichaTd PAillps, IN London. suddenly,
in his75th year. tie held a rank among the gfel;-
es, OF modern chemists, and for many yeacS was
Professor ii several iusfit.tio IN LONDON. hs
writings are numerous, aud Of the highest c1sr2'tsr
Nav 25-Hon Richard Ialor Shlel NJ. 2. 'oT %
wears. died at Florence aged CO. A; which c0GI. ne
was he Minister for Greag Britain
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March 4--James Richardson, the celebrated All
can Traveller, Ungurutua, IN Bouou, Aincs;
Marci g-BYey et MAJOR General George 81. bfooAe'
of the L : Amy, 81 san Antonio. Texas.
March Il-Hou George McDufte, late Governor
o. south Carolina. Member Of House OF represent
at.yes. ard L. :. Senator.
Mar h2l-M n srillan a o.ulaI and iert!ler fsn1h
Mach ii-Fercinana Go,thef Hand. Professor
Of creek Literature m the University 81 Jena, Tor
Vsrc6 l7-Hans Christian Oers.sd, an eminent
psni.h naturalist, z. Copenhagen, aged -. lie
MADE many important discoveries.
March zl-Col j. ;. Skinner at baliimofe, Edl-
tor OF " The PloW-Ihe Loon, and The Anvil Col.
Skinrer vas an able aIt vigorous winter On Agr-
gu tyre aTC Political Econ ny, and was a Jealous
alvocste ofthe Protection Doctrines.
March .2-Hon. Isaac Hill, l-,e Governor Of New
UaursLire. and United states Senator, and prom
meat Ec,or II TIE Democratic" school.
March % Mofdecai Manssseh Noah, az New
York ageC c. popular ani aD.e editor, and l4ts
Consul 70 Tunis. and Minister 70 AgieTs
March 2t-Msjor James Rees. born IN 1906. died
az Geneva. aged s5-Depuiy Qaaitermaster General
under Wsshmston.
March 25-hon. Thomas Burnside, one Of the
Justices Of The Supreme Court Il Pennsy died
a, Germ antowu. eyed oc-iate Member Of Congress
and Of the State Senate.
Mnrca .6-Samuel Farmer jarvis, D. D at Md
cleioVn. Conn. aged e. formerly professor Of Bib
heal Criticism II the Theological Seminary, and
sol ssCuen.ly Professor Of Onental Languages and
Literature Il Trinity College. Hartford.
March ---HelIy &C bTesiaS, Senior OF the Faculty
ci Medicine n the University OF Munich.
March Henry Delatouche, d popular French
eouor snd author, al AGln2y. France. aged 6.
March adTe hozaFen, famous Jesuit, in
Rome, aged -.
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Ap,tl ll-PTnse Wittgenstein, at Berlin, aged
-. h-lister o. the Royal House Of Prussia, since
1873
April l2-David Daggett, LID. at New.Hayen.
sgeo 20 Many years Professor Of Law In Yale Col
iege ard Chef Justice Of Connecticut
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Anil Is-Greai haiistorm at Dublin, Ireland ;
rlass 10 the amount Of G725 broken, aad other pro-
perry destroyed.
cent o. the Republic OF Peru ----The Railroad rom
Caiiao TO Lima opened.
April 24-Baitle OF Bihacs, between the Turkish
General SkenGenberg and the Bosnian Insurgents.
April 25-RemaTkssle visit Of immense NUMBERS
of butterflies az CuDeo Piedmont, supposed 10 hare
been blown from Africa.
April 2s-Capt NcKicnon engages the Ksf1rs at
the junction Of the Chunie ard keisk4n ma Rivers,
and repultes item with loss Of $50 men.
April "A succession of earthquakes at Maori,
Natolia, Asiatc Turkey, SamsoOn IN the same pro-
vince and the island OF HnOles. Inc town o. La
vissy entirely destroyed, ard 600 lives lost Macri
and other towns nearly ruined.
April ----Great lands ide on the Tamaska R. yer,
Canada West e acres OF land move, destroying
three houses and their ou0uilcings, and three Wo-
men.
NAY.
May l-Cpening Of the " Exhibition Of the Indus
try OF all Nations or the Worlds Fair" IN the
Crystal Palace, IN Hyde Park, London - Terrible
typhoon at Ceyl0n, ana Madras On the 9TH large
number OF vessels lost.
Nav 2-Steamer Webster near Island IS, Missis-
sipp River, 100 miles above VIcEsburg, taxes hre
20 hves lost Severe frost IN Tennessee, doing
great damage % the Cotton and Tobacco crops
May "a large part OF San francisco Destroy ca
by fire; 500 houses burned loss estimated AZ
$l20000C0.
MAY 5-sou,hern RIGHTS Convention organized at
Charleston, >. L. -
Nav 6-Desiructiye tori sco At Raleigh, y &C.,
The ship Knrruman, Of Kedgere, bound to Nautilus,
| burned, and 800 passengers penShed.
May l0->A steam boiler IN the garieD OF tns Duke
| of MontVensler. At Alcsia Del RIO, SPAN, e1-
plodes, kinng many perEoIs, and destroying the
| building. r..
MAY i4--Colebrasion Of the opening Of the Enc
| Railroad, attended By the President OF the unitel
States and his Caoiner. The road IS 10. miles long
from New York CITY TO Dunkifk on Lake Ere
! NAV "a. 1.-THE French IN AlgeTs burn ~ VI
laees belonging TO The Cabylee, wh0 ose 49, XII
| led 100 wounded. French loss, 100 killed and
| 300 wounded.
| Msyl5-ShOck OF an earthquake az San Francisco,
! Cal lasting about one minute.
| NAV 10, l7-Rcpeated shocks Of earthquake al
| Cuaoaloupe yeW little carnage done
| MAY l--TonldO at -. Louis Mo. 100 buildings
! and church es more or less injured.
| May 22-uailsiorm at Bangalore, India. stones
fell as large oranges breaking the roots OF houses
Masses OF haIstOnes cemented together fell, some
Of remarkable SIZE. One Was A. feet long, broad,
| II feet thick. ~.
| May 25-Great destruction by a food in the Mis-
sigsppi and tributaries above the mouth OF the ONO
| MAY 26-EaIthquake NJ COplapo and Huasco,
| South America. Repeated shocks for several days,
| causing extensive runs.
| MAY 29-TerTble hzstOrm At Tuckahos valley,
Ia Forests orchards and fields devastated Haul
storm in EdgemCnt, Del, stones nlne inches II CIR
! conference.
Mav---By the census in Mexico, it was ascertainei
that Of the population over 20 years OF age only
| in 1903 could read
May---Gold discovered az Bathurst, Australia
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April =. S-EAFthQgske "a; Valparaiso. and mach
damage cene t. the cigy. Santiago and O.her places
suffered u the same time.
April S-Vhc posGeT magazine al fsnlsSvar ex
ploO IS. Killing - persons.
AIaM 6-RallIOad frCm Dresden g Prague opened.
Apfil lo-lasuueO.oR an Bosnia. PrccoIlDie a
heap oi iulns.
Apsil l5-De StTnctivo storm ca the New Enc gland
coast. NiaotS Ledge clubhouse Gt StrOyed. With The
asSss ant Keepers The vail at Deer Island ear
ned away eisht lives lost. ExienSiFs damages "a
me New England States.
April l---RevolunOnaIy movement Of twelve sen
atcrs IN the Senate of New Nork. they resign, and
abe Legislature Is broken Up neN election oI-
dtfed.
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MARC II.


haIch2-Steamer Oregon, OF Island 81, MissisSp.
ri River burst her boiler and burned 81 lives lost,
and many scalded and injured.
March 9--Ihe King OF DahOmey aud his NnaIon
army defeated al Ab0eokusa, With loss OF 1900 lives
March S--A chess of tea arrived az NcN-lOrA ia
the " Empire Cltv," m % days irom Shanehae, China
81 10 san Francisco, thence IS 10 New-loEk.
Mach l0-The Upper Legislative Chamber a; Ber-
In, PIusS a, burnt
March l2--Nevsta City, Cal, nearly destroyed BY
hre-oyeT SEQ houses baInt.
March Is. l4-reuiele storm in Sicily. TIE -lils
faling damned rp the rivers causing great foods
ard devastation. One third Of MoliemagsiOIe buried
under masses of earth from The mountain.
March li--rhnty.six men beheaded IN Canton,
China.
March l5-EXploSion Ia the Victoria Coal Pr. near
Paisley, Scotland, and 81 lives i0St cat of IS in me
put. which S ESQ eet dCepshe deepest 10 scotland
March lS-DssractlNe storm and hood IN Boston,
Mass
March si-The steamer Lowell came ia collision
with the Nmton, IS miles below Wheeling, aRd IS
hives lost.
March s;-Exploson OF a steam boiler, and fire in
Cotton MIl Of Hon Henry MaSAsd, AZ 500 S-or1,
Eng. Is lives los.
March 29-Nillage II Corrcr valley Of BencO,
Canton OF I'm SNlezcEs2nd, buried % an avalanche,
ana 3 lives lost.
March S0--The packet Ship Washington brought
966 SeeTsse and CABIN paSsens gers % New-NoTA
the crew and oihcelS, make ICSo on taiS passage
the lrsoSi number ever brought ever The Atlantic a.
cBe uip.
MaIcA --FrenchC Sp.ain 0se kases the Sandwich
I>lanLs
March -One-half the CITY Of Ioodia, India, Ges-
aeysd by explosion Oi The p0~0er magazine, Will
Immense loss Of life.
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JANUARY.


Jan. 4-The American Baptist Missionary ES,ab-
hshmsDt at BaDkOk, Siam, burnt loss $4,000.
IAN l5-Sn buildings in Twenty hrst-st., n. y.
City, fell, Milling hve men and inlning number OF
others.--.A Young Englshman, named Poole, At
Springfield, Mass, ran miles IN 80 minutes and ii
seconds Gen Afista inaugurdted President Of the
Mexican Republic.
Jan 10 Poole, the pedestrian, ran 10 miles IN less
than "a minutes, wnlDg wager OF $500.
Jan. lS-St. Charles Hotel, and several Churches
and other property, TO the amount OF halt million
Of dollars destroyed by fire IN New Orleans The
French Assembly by a vote Of Az 10 27S, declared
againstthe Ministers, who resign.
Jan 2O-Gen Jose G.. Monagas elected PresldeD,
OF Venezuela by G5 out OF 80 votes.
Jan. ?5-Extensive FIRE at Gorgona. ---N Wash
ingion, ID C., medal voted by the Legislature OF
Virginia, presented TO Gen. Winfield Scott.
Jan. 26-ShOck OF Earthquake at Guerrero, Mexico,
followed by brilliant meteor of immense size. IL
fell a neighborng mountain with loud explosion.
Jan. 2T-SteameT John Adams snagged on Island
81, in the Mississippi cabin parted from the hull OF
23o passengers 100 were lost
Jan. 3l-At Quebec, the thermometer Indicated ~
below zero Montreal, l0e asove New-l ork, l3'
above.
Jan The town Of Bamboo. China containing
300 houses entirely destroyed by hIe.
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FIRE IN SOMERSET, MAss.-lhe q
of Thomas Rounds WAS destroyed by 1s "a
DAY evening. Loss s3,0oO-insufance Wv
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crg ere cf he Surgeons Of the \. \. Hospital.
Ore Of the iounf,rs ~ the Eye and Ear lnafmaIr.
Nov is-GrsrFiflc Sas-pe Pa'uscn, MD, rIo'e' 4.
OF Of Auatou.y IN ne \. ! University aged OF
Nov Fixing Of Hanover ned, aged 81 bon
Ereland Due az Cumberland educ4ied AZ So'e'
gen entered TIE army m 1890 IN l1s4 1884 hs -
eve a. Toufpay IN 1913 made s.eid hafsnsi ol
the accession 81 William ~, resigned AIS fana \
the army ~ .5 m 1872 entered ihe House OF Ls;Ss
in 1878 marritd re Princess OF SOAns- 81 snaheS
became MIG ~ Hanover by accession oi ssciun,
10 throne OF England ne gave slO,OOO - tne IisSh
curing the famine he no. Owed oy MS snole IS
succeeeed by MS son, George f.ecercs' o"fh "~S
Nov. s9-nr James T. De Nav, = dIssoSmseeS
NAiuralis, Q; New-NofS, az Oyster Bay, L. l., Asei
co. he was author 81 several OF Tie 'oaHiss G
Natural History oi New.N0rk.
Nov s6-NicolSs Jean de Dieu >ol'i hfTSSA !;
France Born March ~, l;c9. IN 1901, nonina's
Marshal o. France Aiier being IN several OF :.
sIest battles, he vent into Portugal asd fought "a
tauie ~ Oporto Followed Napoleon through aii
eyeiifnl career, aaa MAS made AarshsfGencfa =
Louis Philippe. ~. "a, .
Nov sS-Pr.essni.1. The founder Of she Water
Cure school ot TIE Curative Practice, AZ DFee'e2
borg For about year he had oeen SINKING GU
which time ne steadily pursued the system nc az
introduced. lie sawed MOOD for exercise IN va
room the DAY before he died. On the S,th, ava
the afternoon he LAID himself down on ne ped VIZ,
out any assistance and N minute breAthed as i'S'
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EERRUARN.

Feb IA soldier named Nicholson fell from Cape
Diamond. Quebec. $40 feet. he was soon found, and
recovered nom his hruiseS..---The fort OF Dharoo
India Internationally SuTTencels 10 the East India
Company forces, rs am equivalent for tU0,VOO due
TO the Company Snow at Falls OF - Anthony,
Is inches deep and thermometer 30 below zero.
Feb. Earthquake az Carshasena, doing m0ch
damage
Feb 6--The nomination of Francis Bowep. 20 the
ProfsSsorShp OF History IN Harvard University te-
ected, 80 TO 80 his views on the Hungarian KeYo-
luton being unpopular.
Feb. s-Thermomeier at Montpelier, ", 93' BE-
low
Feb 10 Destructive tornado at Shreveport, Lou.
lsiana
Feb. 2l--Iord John Russell aud the English minis
ary resign, but recalled, March L.
Feb. 23-A ferryboat at 81. Louis explo5eS, killing
Is persons, and nluring many.
Feb "a Great tornado az Fayetteville Tenn. The
town nearly destroyed with loss OF several lives, and
number wounded.
Feb eS--CiiN OF Su'oo attacked by Spani ards, and
destroyed, with great slaughter.