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

April 90 General Echiniq1e raang1rated PTesi-
dent OF the Republic of Peru The Rafo@n Do'n
Csllao to Lima opened
April 24-Battte of Bihscs, between tne lnrzi'n
Ce.,erzl skencepberg and the Bosnian insurgents.
April 25-Rcmarksse visit Of immense numbers
of Butterflies at Ounce, Piedmont, supposed - nave
been blown from Africa
Ar-ll ss-Cant McKi1non engages the kafi!s a.
the junction OF the Chumie and ketskiu IA Rivers,
and repuises them with loss OF 80 men
Aprl A succession OF earthquakes at MACH,
Natoa,a lsia,Ic Turkey. SamsoCn IN the same pro-
vince and the island of RhOces The town Of La
yissy entirely destroyed, and 600 lives lost. Nscrl
and other towns nearly ruined.
ARR ---Great landslide on the Hamaska RiveI,
Canada West g acres OF land move, destroying
three houses and their ou;buiidngs, and three wo-
mez.
May I-Cpening OF the " Exhibition OF the ladus-
tYy OF all Natlons' or the "World's Far, IN the
Crystal Palace, in Hyde PARK. LoDdon.-- Terrible
typhoon at CeyloD, and Madras on the 9TH large
number OF vessels lost.
MAY 2-stesmer Webster, near Island Sd. Missis-
sippi RiVeT 100 miles above VIcksour5, taxes hre :
20 lives lost Severe frost In Tennessee dong
great damage TO the Cotton and Tobacco crops.
May "a large part Of San Francisco destroyed
by FIRE; 1900 houses burned loss estimated AZ
$l2, coo,
May 5-sou;hern Rights Convention organized at
Charleston, y. &.
May 6-Destructive tornado a. Raleigh n Co.
The ship Thurman, of kedgere bound to MauIiilus,
burned. and 300 passengers per1shed
Mayl0-A steam boiler in the garden Of the DuAe
of MontpeDsier, at Alcaa Gel Rio, SPAN, ex-
plodes killing many persons, and destroying tue
building.
Nav i4-Celebration of the opening OF the Enc
Railroad attended by the President OF the United
States and his Cabinet The road is 46I miles long
from New York City TO Dunkirk on Lake Enc: =,
May IA, 1.-THE French IN Algers burn AZ WI
lagos belonging TO the Cabylese, who lose 437 Kill
led 1900 wounded. French loss, 100 killed and
300 wounded.
Nav I5--Shock OF An earthquake at San Francisco,
Cal, lasting about one minute.
May l6, l7-Repeated shocks Of earthquake at
Guadalupe very little damage done
May l7-Tornado at st. Louis, Mo-; 100 building:
and churches more or less injured.
Nav 22-IIailstorm at Bangalore, India. Stones
fell large oranges, breaking the roofs OF houses
Masses of bsllsones cemented together fell, some
OF remarkable size. One was A. feet long, broad,
IL feet thick. -
sissppi and tributaries above the mouth of the OHIO
May 26-Earthquake az Copapo and Huasco,
South America. Repeated shocks for several days,
causing extensive ruins.
MAY 29-Terrible hailstorm at Tuckahoe Valley,
Pa Forests, orchards, and fields devastated Hall
storm in Edgemont, Del, stones nine inches In cir
conference.
Mav---By the census in Mexico, it was ascertained
that OF the population over 90 years of age, only
May-;--Gold discovered at Bathurst Australia.
JUNE
June 6-Atempted instruction In the provinces
of Paste and TufQueres. Battle between the insur-
gents and Government troops, in which many lives
are lost and insurgents defeated.
June 7-Destructive whrlwind in Wisconsin.
June IA furious hurricane at Charkof, Russia,
dong immense damage.
June l4-At Gobindpore, India seventy prisoners
chained together, sleeping IN hut, are burned TO
desth-only FIVE escaping The ship Altct Roho-
man, wrecked on the island OF kenefy, East indies,
and l75 lives lost
June Ii-67 GOO persons visit the W orld's Fair.
June 2O-A portion Of the shaft of the North Side
cOliery near Bristol gave way. The shaft was 1876
were all saved IN "a hours.
June 22--The sixth great confagratlon at San
Francisco. rhirteensquares OF houses burnt; loss,
$3g00,G00
June 1850 geo visitors a. the Worlds Fair re-
ceipis, f3l leo lbs.
June 25-The Pinnacle rock, near the Middle
Falls at Portage. n Y, blown down by sand blast,
by order OF Commissioner Toilet it was 300 feet
high the river, and dangerous point
The Rock" IS feet long, Is feet high, and II
wide, weighing $50 tunS was hurled INTO the river
below.
June 2s-Ship Sallie Fean, struck by lightning,
and burnt. Passengers and crew saved by the Frank
Johnson, Capt Brown lat. 800 Az ~, lon. TO-
80 w.
june sO-Riot in Liverpool Eng, between the
Police and 9lst Regiment.
able sho wer OF snails near Bristol,
Eng.
prisoncd at Pesth, Hungary, by order OF the Aus
tian Government
June to sO-Horriole ravages of the plague at the
Grand Canary. AT San Jose on the l0.h 10 18th
100 deaths per day. City deserted and dead unbu-
ned At Las Palmas COCO die, anc goo IL the ISL
and in two months. The plague was introduced
from the African coast, where the most fnghtful
mortality and desolatlon accompanied its duration
July.
July AT vladimir. Russia, on occasion Of
procession IN honor Of the Virgin Mary, the multi
luce while crossing brege were pIecipiiaied into
the stream which Is As feet deep at that point with
high cliffs. and so persons lost their lives
July 2-ShOCk OF an earthquake at 81. Louis, No.
July 4-The Ecclesiastical Titles Bill" passed
the British House Of Commons 1853 to 40-2l7 ma
ioriiy. -PToluncamento al Puerto Principe, Cuba,
by the people. Government troops engage with the
ievolunonlsis, and repulsed-2i killed and Is
wounded.
July 6-Baillo between Capt. 3. T. Harvey and Is
men and 500 Pitt River Indians, at Shasta, Cal.
Nearly 100 Indians killed Great hallstorm at
Patton, Ne. Hall-siones fell as large rs hens eggs.
July S-Fornado at Paducah. ky.,On the Missis-
sipPL Two steamboats, sunk, many injured, mum
Der of houses DESTROYED, and several lives LOST
China mail anives IN London in "A days from Can
ton-ihe shortest passage on record
July l5-7i coo perSOnS'yiSii the Worlds Fair
july l6-Coonel Cont with 300 men, defeated by
the Cuban revolunonIstS, $50 killed and 50drownes
N the Naasa--- -Destruc,iye tornado in OReita Co,
n. \. Al PeckSviile, houses unrooied, AMI the
largest uees uproo.eG Al WhaesvIlle a Church
blown entirely away Great destruction oCcasiOned
Hurricane a. Tampico Loss of property,
$lOOCoO
July l1-During a severe storm. eight men seated
al liable, at Oregon Village, killed by a fash of
lightning.
July le-Count UoCa executed II Mons, for
The murder of his bruther-ia-laS, by administering
the essential OIL Of TOBACCO.
July GO Extraordinary shower Of flesh al Benicia,
Ca. Pieces as large As Is and oranges fell.
July 23-Seven Negroes Killed by flash of light
nirg, while under tree during storm, near Boil
Val, Texas.
July .5-Trencu1oUS Storm and whirlwnd AZ
Hone sdale, Pa. Part OF house carried two miies
and much properly destroyed. Baptist Church at
Clinton carried away. A nail stone weighing 10
ounces, picked mp az Clinton.
July 26-llail storm az Pittsburgh Pa. Stones seven
inche N circumference fell, DONG immense damage
Fayeae Co, Pa. IN various parts suffers devasta-
uob---- Tremendous hail storm Al Wen, in Upper
Caiaonla, Spain. covering the ground Ike snow IN
WINTER. Al PanilcoSa, AraCon, snow covered the
ground. Remarkably cold season.
July---rhiS month numerous skiTmisheS report
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