The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-31
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silver medals were presented b the ksy~ nc @sss,sea'
conduct.
IA liquor riot occurred 10 Portland, No, a shieA
ths military oresrsd out ~he ARID isss sssy =
rioters, kilirg man sad ~eusdaas . a9pbsr u
others.
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lease and propeller Arctic under the eoum&ad a ~a
H. J. Barsscin sailed from New yerk. Tho snp~<itsss
was got up py the United states government v N.
Arctic regions in search cf tn enrsies u w. kassss
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having been heard Of Ancs July Ia sA~s yssr. ms Nj
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Purser's steward. John saadyke
=. duel was tonight IN Canada near Magma Fss -
tween M v. Iesven ~orth and J n. Bsscsearar- sac
were members Of the shakspef~ cae 40 the ey - ~sv
York. They were both woundsd he tormes sas.a1jy.
5The hoard Of United states Lend comnis isssrs u
California confirmed the claim Of ,. X Bctsa " tact
Of 1850 seres lying within the corrosHie hunts Of nss
Francisco, and worth forty millions Of dollars
IA gold snudoox, sef with diamonds, sent ~ tbs
Enre,or q France a. present TO q izes fors
seized Tor deot before IL rcssbed ~ ae~uaAhon ssd
was sold q suction by the sheriff s.r $500. s
Maiden lare. New York. which causei . tre@soeens ex.
plosion, by which young man In the bai,dnx vss ka
wifes thu cat in New York, and caused instant dsa a.
2S.-Ihe shock Of earthquake vAs Nensisi, s-i 10
People we're aroused from sheir beds and the more ma
afraid to retire sgain.
JULY.
4-Independence day was celebrated In grand style in
every section OF the cuntry. Hon. Edward Everett de-
hverea an Grafton at Dorchester Mass HIS native tosn
- "A riot occurred in Columbus Ohio between society
OF German Turner's and some citizens In which two per
sons we're killed and number wounded.
SUNDAY s-The yacht Grace W. Kerr upset and sunk
in New York harbor and three men, OF whom was
the marine reporter Of the Journal Of Commort
drowned.
0-The Coroper's inquest convened for the purpose
naurpg into the of the death Of John ROBINS,
who was killed in the Portland Me- liquor riot, after
sitting month, returned verdict that the desesed
came his death by and through the agency Of Neal
Dow Mayor Portland in consequence Of the rash and
illegal der to FIRE given BY Neal Dow to military com
l6-Ios Angeles, California was visited by eartn-
quake which broke the walls Of houses threw down the
bells Of the churches and d placed Almost egefy move
l4-yhe steamship siera Nevada arrived at San Fran
CT co from Juan having os, thrtyone Of her pas
sengsrs and crew By cholera on the passage.
25 MIR. John H. Elliott, local Methodist preacher,
residing in Williamsburg, aud his daughter, Mary Ann
being carried out by the undertow This eedy
universal amount Of sympathy in consequence OF the
and standing Of the unfortunate persona.
The young girl engaged to be married. and her lover
who present attempted to save her. but the heroic
girl conscious that both could not reach the shore in
SAFETY relaxed her hold Of her betr0thed, told him to
save hims< IT, and then sunk beneath the waves.
2s.-Governor Clark committed the sentence Of Mrs
Robinson, who was called the yelled murderes ana VINO
fer life.
al.-The yellow fever carried Of from three to Eve per-
day IN Gosport and Norfolk Va the disease hay
rg been brought to the former place by steamer from
the West Indies.
3-The powder mills at Wilmington, Del, blown
up shaterDg the buildings into fragments and instantly
killing six persons. Three four Others slightly
injured.
steamer
dephia to Cape May, in collision with schooner,
and from ten to fifteen Of the steamers passengers wore
swept overheard and drowned
SUNDAY 6.-The s.eamshp North Star arrived ct New
York. bringing California and passengers, in nine
teen days twenty hours being the quickest trip
made The clothing store Of Ifaac Jacobs in Chatham
street. New York. took fire and was nearly destroyed
Mr. Jacobs residence In the building the
store and at the time Of the Ore ten twelve per-
sons occupied the rooms, and before they could be
rescued two children buried to death Mrs. Jaco
another lady and her child, and in tho employ Of
Mr. Jacobs were SO much burned that they died shortly
afer making sx deaths in ALL The other inmates Of the
house were also seriously burned
e.-serious el cton riots occurred in Louisvile be-
tween the Americans and the Irish and Germans Twenty
persons killed and burned and twelve bull ngs were
destroyed by "A terrible massacre OF some OF the
WINS perpetrated by party of Mexicans ana ChiIenos
Five citizens murdered, including lady named
MIS- Diamond. Three Of the murdorers were hung, and
every spsrish house In the place was burned.
"A named Debar, who had been convicted Of a
threetoh MURDER, In Wisconsin, taken out of the
haads Of tho sheriff while his way prison, by
furated mob knocked down with stone and brutaly
beat and msnged after which he was dragged avas the
& no . The stone Of building for the Ohio
Lite ard Trust Company in Cincinnati, fell. instantly
| kpg eight persons among whom were the snpern.
nding six eight others
a-The shock OF earthquake felt in Santa Bar.
13-The Prohbitory Liquor law of New Hampshire
went into operation.
2oTbe yellow fever continued to rage IN Norfolk,
Portsmouth and Gospor and those places deserted
b. all the Dhabitan who oond &pssble 10 get away.
keef committees formed In all the principal cities
10 raise funds to aid the sufferers
2s The shock OF earthquake was fell in San Fran
Cisco which extended to other portions OF the State
GA terrible railroad ACCIDENT happened near Bur-
lrgtcn ~ j., on the Camcen and Amooy Railroad. A
tsn Of from Philadelphia for New York, in cone-
gu.nce CT meerg anohc Irain on the road, were m
Nal 40 harx aYs in DIR n ~ N d
tseniy FIVE miles hour the struck the horses Of
q pleasure wagon which crossing the track and
three them, ied with passengers, were thrown of
and demolished twenty-five persons were either in
slsny lied died Of their wounds shortly after the