New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01
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aogDaY MORNING, NOVEMBER /, 1858.
Annireraary EIvents-Nov. !.


MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER /, 1865,
Anniversary Events-Nov. I.
1875 accident On the Missouri end Pacific Rail.
ROAD: an excursion train going to celebrate the open.
inr Of tie road was preeiptated through bridge
thirty feet inl9 Tie river, BY which the chief eng
nesr Of the road Thomas S. o'sullyan, and twenty
four others we're killed. and great number injured,
many Of them prominent citizens Of St. Louis.
1852 Battle Of Hermasillo; the French Count
Boulbon de Raousset who led an enterprise upon So
nora, was defeated and his expedition wholly over
thrown.
1899 Eliezer Goodrich, professor Of law in fale
College, and some time mayor Of New Haven, died,
aged So His removal from the office Of collector Of
customs at New Haven, Immediately on tha accession
Of Jefferson, gave occesion to the famous letter Of
that President ID which he ayowed his principle q
removal for political opinions.
1875 Samuel Harrison Smith, well known as the
editor Of the Philadelphia New World, and the first
to establish the National Integencer, d'ed at Vas
ingion.
Is42-Louis d. Jose, usually called Portuguese Joe,
was burnt to death in the hotel at New Orleans, IN
which be Kept the bar. he was captain Of the main
top on board the ship Saratoga at the battle on Lake
Champaign and nailed the colors to the mt i after
they had been shot away by the British.
Is34-John Howard died ia Fayette county, Ga,
aged 10s He was in the revolutionary army and re-
ceived i've wounds at the battle Of Guilford. His
sightcontinued good until his hundredth yer, and
be never used spectacles.
I8l9-The North Georgian Gazette and Winter
journal, first published on board the Heea discovery
ship, III Winter HarboF, of Melville Island, in the
Polar Sea. The 21st number closed its polar ex It.
encs, but it rose again in London.
lsl8-The first steamer on the lakes, called nom
an Indian chief Walkin-theW Water, left Buffalo on
her FIRST trip. The boat cost $4,000, including the
sum paid Fulton & Livingston for patent.
lslS--Four large British vessels and number Of
boats attacked the advance guard Of the United
States amy under General Wilkinson, and were re-
pulsed.
1906 French entered Kustrin, where they took
four thousand Pussian prisoners ninety cannon, and
safacient stores to supply the army two months.
lS05--Captain Wright, Of the British navy, died in
the Temple at Paris. Bonaparte is accused Of having
suffered him 70 be put to the torture and srangled
l794- Rhinefeld, q fortress built on rock on the
left bank Of the Rhine, abundantly provided and de-
Tended by 1000 men, surrendered at the first sum
mons Of the French.
1903 George Gordon died an Englishman who
led the opposition to the Paps7 in 1850 which gave
rise to the riots Of that year His life from that
time was spent in legal censures and imprisonments,
and be finally died in Newgate prison.
1855 Charles Linnaers tthe younger) died. He
succeeded his father as professor Of botany at Upsa
177I-John Eyre sentenced to be transported be-
You'd ems for stealing few quires Of paper. He
was worth 100000 yet committed and confessed the