New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-02
Many houses struck, and

Storm in Nex-Epglsnd Many houses struck, and
ntD killed ny lishinIg
Avg i6-fIt.y-,so men. IN our ooa.s, oe'ons,hs
10 the Lopez Cuban eIpe'ilon' captured Oy the
royz'ists arc brought 10 H'vana
kvy The ~ ys~o p-isoneYs shos az Havana
Gen Lcpez engages Gen Emma IN which the
i,..eIis snt.rely defeated and Gen. Enna mor;aiy
xou1SeS-fesih ensuing IN short time. at Ciran-
hp,a Revolutionary movements IN Ecuador-
Preslrert Novoa 5aIlshec
Aur ,S-P0ro Rico VISITED By terrible hlTri-
raI.s an which GREAT ansge - done and many lives
ost by floods fr,,.n the mountain torrents buildings
swept away and plantations deTssta,ed
Aug. l9-Grta. Hurricane az 81 Domingo. Many
hopses in Poit su.Pla;s destroyed, and large trees
upIooltd .,s - l., "a
so s Ion IC2s w, attacked whale winch tnev
s,,nch .h.n the ANIMAL turned on the boa, and bit
II 10 nieces A second boat Shared the same fate
The crews escaped and we're saved by the otner
boats The ship nov sailed AFTER the whale, when
he rushed al the vessel al the rate oil ID knots ana
Inockod a hole through the bottom, causing the
ship to MI IN 20 NH utes when she was abandoned
total wreck The crews we're picked up IN their
boats by another vessel
,hiyeys The Office OF the Spanish Consul, and me
Spanish paper La Pafrd, ana the stores OF numoel
OF Spanish merchants attacked and destroyed
Iug 92-Rayaees Of a gale IN Florida and the
wsst indies In Tallahassee, 81. Marks, Newport
and other places the water rose to night never
before known. Many towns suffered great damage
Churches and other buildings blown down, ana
lives lost In the West Indies the loss OF vessels
and lives was great. Island Of Porto Rico suffers
great deyastation.---The American yacht America
won the race at the Ryde Regatta, Eng Great
torn AGO a, WATERFOWL, West Cambridge. Somer-
vile, Medford, Mass, and vicinity. Many houses
blown down and destroyed.
Aup 9S-Famous match between the yacht Amer
lea and the Royal yacht Titanla, In when the Amer
lea won the prize Of GOO, beating the TItaIla 81
Aug 2s-Cuban expedition disbands, and the men
seek retreats in the mountains Gen. Lopez ARE sieo
while asleep in house where he had asked Tor food
Aug 3O-Desiuctive fire at Marysville, Cal. Three
squares burnt loss $5OOO0O. .,
Aug 3l--Gen. Lopez taken TO Havana, tried and
condemned One hundred and hfty-hve OF has fol-
lowers made prisoners in the mountains.
ug-Great food this month in tue river Indus,
India los villages flooded and swept away, with I'M
mense 10 SIS Of life and property
SEPTEMBER.
Sep. l-General Lopez executed BY the Garotte,
at Havana
Sep I-Kossuih liberated from his confinement at
kutahia
Sen 3-AttemDted revolution in Northern MeXi-
co. Canaez and others issue their pronunciamiento.
Carvaal at the head of the troops.
Sep. The L. 8. Steamship Mississippi sails
from the Dardanelles with kossUTH and suite
Sep. S--Insunectlon at Valparaiso Chill, and at
tempted revolution -----M Ballyclare, Ireland, an
audience OF persons had assembled IN the Ion oil
an old paper mil to hear lecture on electro-bloo-
V.
people crowded to the centre, when the floor gave
way, plunging nearly the whole into the rooms be-
low with broken tmbers and part OF the wall which
was forced out. Twenty-six were killed, and forty
wounded Exp loslon OF abaloon, with four men
attached, while at a hight Of about mile The
neck was cut, when the silk flew up and formed
parachute which broke the descent. No serious in-
jury was sustained by any of the party The ascent
was made az London.
Sept. 9-Steamer Lafayette burnt at Chagres
Sept. ll-Grear fugitive slave excitement at Chris-
tians, Pa. Mr.. Gorsuch, of Maryland, killed, aad
his son badly wounded, in attacking the fugitlves
and their friends. Forty arrests were made, and one
of the parties tried for treason, but acquitted-on
which the prosecutions of the whole were aban-
doned
Sept 70, 10, l5-IIon. VIM. II. Stewards great ar
gumeni in the celebrated Michigan Railroad Con.
spiracy case, al Detroit.
Sept l5-The editors of the Eutnsment, Paris, SEN
fenced to fine and Imprisonment, and the Journal sup
pressed.
Sept II. is, I9--Great Railroad Festival in Boston,
Mass on the opening OF the Grand Junction Rail
road, connecting Boston with Canada. The Presi-
dent of the United States and his Cabinet, Lord Eli
gin, and many public officers from Canada present
on the occasion
Sept l9-Battle at Camargo, between Carvajsl
and Mexican troops. The former victorious, and
city surrendered.
Sep. 2l-steamer Jackson at shawneetown, H.,
exploded, and killed, and IS wounded, scalded and
iDluTec.
Sep. "a, 25-Terrible storm on the English Coast.
over leo vessels driven ashore, many lives lost, and
immense destruction OF property.
Sept 25-SteamOoat Brilliant exploded near Bayou
Sara. La, with loss Of many lives.
Sept 95-Grest FIRE IN Buffalo. N. Y, destroying
large number of houses loss $500 600 t>"e7v~- ar
riveS al Malselues, France .
Sept. 97-Sn John Ross returns nom MS Arcno
expedition, in search OF Sir John Franklin.
Sept 30-Tbe Advance, Lieut.. De Haven OF Hon.
Henry Grnnells Expedition, arrive at New-York.
Sept--1he battles between ROsas Orlbe and UT-
QuiZa In Ruenos AyTes aud Monteyideo, continue.
Sept -ExtensiVe fires, causing great destruction,
in the forests of Maine and New Brunswick
Sept Mir. Hobbs the American iocksmith, wins
the pIze Of goo offered TO the successful picker Of
Bran abs great lock IN London.