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

A-The Episcopal Convention OF the diocese OF New
cident occurred on the Vermont Central railroad by
which thirteen Passengers were seriously injured and
that tina Austrian loan was failure the subscription not
exceeding 48 100000 notwithstanding the
sorleo 20 oy the government to extort subscriptions.
2o.-.The water in the Hudson river was low that
several steamboats, went aground ON the bars Ex-
tensve fires In the forests Of New Brunswck Several
Of the of Gaus
God oy coming in collision with another vessel Foar
6.--Rev Dr.. Creighton was elected, upon an eighth
ballot provisional Bishop Of the Diocese Of Nav York by
the Episcopal Convention. John R. Livingstone
brother of Chancellor Livingstone Of this State died
Of this city $3.50. The Michigan Railway consprators
sentenced some to i've years. and others to eight
Buffalo 500 buildings and half-a-mlion Of property
Fifty lives lost by the collision of the steamb
Brilliant at Bayou Kossuth arrived at the
port of Marseles and refused permission to pass
through France by the President, Louis Napoleoa
a. Remarkable aurora boreas visible in this city
ar ues Search for Sir
John Franklin -. Riot In smith county, Texas, by
which three men were killed and five wounded
% Grand Council OF the Troquois in Genesee county
20 Kossuths address to the democrats Of Marseiles
published in that city. .
So.-The Rescue and Advance, the two vessels COM
posing the American Arctic expedition returned to this
port after an unayaipg search for Sir John franklin
OCTOBER.
1-News received from China that the revolution
there gaining ground in all quarters Opening
Of the annual Fair Of the American Institute at Castle
Garden 80. News received in Panama, Of this date.
that the revolutions forces under Gen Borrera in New
Granada defeated and the revolution suppressed
News from San Francisco to this date stated that
Colonel Bigler elected Governor of California
2News received at this date stated that the electric
President issued proclamation forbdding American
citizens joining any military expedition against the
Mexican republic
3.-Mons. de Savigny, distinguished French Loo.o-
gist, died at Versailles.
6-Dreadfu gale on the coast of Nova Scotia. by
which about 900 lives lest and 100 fishing vessels
driven ashore.
s-Hudson River railroad opened far Albany
Commencement of the Westcheser annual fair at White
to st. James died at Glasgow He had filled the post OF
ambassador to the English court for several years.
e-Mr. Alexander Lee, the well known composer Of
ballad music died IN great want in London.
10.-Completion Of the Panama railroad to Gatno.
l-l26 of the American prisoners from Cuba arrived
l3--News received at New Orleans that the revou-
ticnary army in Mexico under command Of Cavales
vernon Of Tamaupas, generally successful. Death
OF Duchess dAngoueme at Frohsdorf on the anniver-
sary of her mothers Marie. Antoinette) execution
l5-Destruction of the Cincinnati orphan asylum by
iured. The Crystal Palace closed, having been open
months and II days During the exhibition it is est
mated that 2ol $50 persons visited it, and f46sl5 Is
were received.
Naturalization Of Kossuths address to the people Of
the United States. Twelve houses destroyed by fire
in Philadelphia. .. Death of Professor Pelegrni,
Turin He one Of the members Of the provisional
government Of Parma in lSS and occupied the chair Of
philosophy at Turin.
State Of California is held at Santa Barbara.
22-mhe we'll known and venerable theologian, Dr..
Archibald Alexander died at his residences in PRINCETON
New jersey, in the eightyrs year Of his he was
the author Of several religious works Serious dis
turbance occurred at Chagres between the American
and native boatmen; which resulted in serious loss Of
life.
2s-Kossuth arrived at Southampton. -. The Gus
tom House and other buildings at Matamoras destroyed
hy fro uhi la actt uua hasfaO hv Nnro uoya al
25News received to this date gave an account of a
revolt Of the Armenians Of Van against the Turks The
the New Haven Railroad near williams Bridge West
chester county by which several persons were killed an
Wounded Great banquet at the Mayor Of Sou
Hampton Is house. in honor of Kossuth.
ga devastating hurricane occurred near MAzatlan
which greatly damaged and many vessels destroyed
Reception Of kossuth in London, by the corpora
ton Of that city.
29-Arriva Of the clipper ship Challenge at Ban Fran
cisco ard great excitement in consequence Of some o.
caused the death OF many of the hands during the pas
sage from this port to California.
30-The Mexican revolutionary general Caravajal
forced to raise the siege Of Matamoras after nine days
NOVEMBER.
3The great telegraph between Morse and Balm de-
cded in favor Of the former "A bill to prevent the intro
ducton Of slaves into Georgia passed first reading in thu
Legislature OF that State. Kossuth makes grea
peech at London to the working
4-Execution in Athens, Of the celebrated Greek bri
gand' yTamoToIu a a.. advises from the Cape o.
place upon Fish River Bush District, between the KAT
frs ana British troops in which 40 Of the latter and 4o
5-Banquet of the ST. Georges Society of this city t.
Mr.. A. Grinnell at the Astor House. Inauguration
Of Governor Cobb Of Geor sa.
s-Nevs received in this city, at this date stated that
great conspiracy was discovered in Russia among th
nobility and that several hundreds Of arrests made
10 Decision OF the great Methodist Chur:h case, by
Judge Nelson, in favor of the claims Of the Methods
Church South The suit was instituted By the church
South Tor the recovery Of between and 100000
M tba al NV rhnr hnf1r
separation in 1874
l1-Dr Rodgers. distinguished physician Of thi
city died in the 18th year Of his age. Mr. Gar
diner Rowland. CT the well known mercantile firm 0
Mesfs Rowland Aspinwa Of this city, died at the az
l2--Ipsurrection in Sicily. headed by Baron ooze t,
proclaim the Independence Of that country, aud
the King TO abdcate in favor Of his Francis. TR
movement was suppressed.
E.-Destruct!on by fire. in Philadelphia, of $40 Qot
worth otrioperiy anfthree or four lives.
Is Full pardon granted by the Queen of Spain t
Cuban expedition.
17-Erne,t King Of Hanover, died in the eighty-frs
year Of bis age lie the of George III OF Eng
land, was educated at Gottingen, and entered TIL
BTitish army in 1890 but never much Of a soldier
In la7 he succeeded William ~ on the throne o
Hanover, Victoria being excluded by the salic law
which prevails there lie was bad man, and an ultra
conservative.
IS The Koscuiko will case decided in favor Of tn
suretes Of the late Col Domford, the administrator
the e.tete.
l9yiolent earthquake at staauo Piccolo, and othe
destroyed ard many persons killed. Execution o
Cor kim at Utica for arson.
o--kossuth left England for the United States
A terrible calamity occurred in Ward School No. 2
GreenTich avenue by which forty.tTo children wer
killed and about fifty injured 49,. Fifteen person
drowned by the sinking Of canal boat, about IL mile
above Ports mouth. Pa.
q MIR Thrasher sentenced to eight years labor in
chains at Ceuta Africa. The United States steam
ship Prcmetheus fred into by the English brig wa
Express in the waters Ct San Juan.
23-Eevolt in Hamburg OF two Hungarian regiment
in the Austrian seryice. 1t was finally suppressed.
&C. Died at his Chateau Of 5oultberg France Marsha
scut aged e. lie entered the army private solde
in YEA and rapidly to preerment under the Cousu
late and the Empire His is inseparaby connecte
with Napoeons brilliant era and the reign of Loui
Philippe. Priessnitz the founder Of hydropathy
died at Graefenberg. agedt o.
G-Basil Montague, the learned editor Of Bacon ,
and friend Of tie poet Coledge died ut Boulogne tn
age ots2.
.9-Barquet at the Astor House by the Corporation
TO Captain sands ana officers Of the United States trsat
St. Lawrence.
DECEMBER.
1.-THE Thirty 'econd Congress convened at the capito