New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-06
Anniversary Events--June 6.

1855 The bombardment Of Sebastopol was re
oDened With 157 guns and mertars the part Of the
British, and above 800 on the part of the French.
E185s The italian ecclesiastic Gavazzi lectured at
Quebec, and gave rise to q riot.
1882 Jeremy Bentham, . celebrated English jurst,
died, aged IS. he was man Of greatElearning and
eccelticty and devoted his long life to laborious
ntady
1882 Riots commenced in Paris between the Car
IT. ~ Republicans united, and the National guards.
1he ncteB were finally overpowered, after several
days tsaiatance and great slaughter.
1908 Spanish Junta declared war against Bona
pdzse. Same day Bonaparte issued decree at Bay
one declaring hts brother Joseph King Of Spain and
the Indies.
1907 Battle of Elan, between the French and Rus
aians 90 900 Of the latter were killed.
1907 Battle Of Deepen, in which the French cut
% pieces ! body Of Russians.
1900 Sir Edward Pellew's squadron landed and
Destroyed the forts at Morbihan, in France, blew up
the magazines destroyed the guns took one hundred
priscnen two briggs Of eighteen guns, two sloops and
two gun vessels.
1888 Patrick Henry, an eminent virginian patriot,
orator and statesmen, died aged 63. He was chosen
~ first Governor Of Virginia, on the abdication Of
Lord Dunmore.
l7s4 PointaPetre, Guadalupe, stormed by the
French.
17s0- Riots in London continued occasioned BY
the property act. The rioters liberated the prisoners
combined 10 the prisons and totally destroyed New
gate by fire.
0l762- George, Anson, the circnmnavigator, died,
aged 81 His life was spent upon the ocean, and he
rendered important services to his country for which
~ vas rewarded.
l7ts- Conspiracy Of the Turkish slaves at Malta to
exterminate the order Of knights
l745-A body Of Silesian peasants, at Landsbut,
1000 in number sought permission of the King Fred.
erick n, 70 massacre the Roman Catholics He re.
1 fused 70 allow the barbarous demand.
1H0-Louse FRANCHISE valIiere, wife of the Duke
Of Orleans, and mistress of Louis XIV, died. She
spent the last IS years Of her life in coister in acts
Of piety and devotion.
1893 DR. Pitcairne, published at Leyden his dis.
eertion On the circulation Of the blood through the
veins.
1850 Charles II issued proclamation for the
Regicides to surrender, that they might not be ex
copied from the general pardon nineteen availed
themselves Of the proclamation but nineteen Others
douhtng the sincerity of the government, disobeyed
the summons.
1797-William HUNS, one of the contributors to
the metrical theology Of the times of Edward vi,
died. Edward himself was no mean writer. HUNS
versfed the whole book Of Genesis, calling it a hive
full Of honey.
l677-On Corpus Christis Eve, the usual celebra.
ton greatly aggrieyed the Perth weekly assembly.
The play being judged idolatrous,
1533-Ludovico Ariosto, the Italian poet, died
His g Orlando Furiosa procured him laurel crown
at Rome, which was placed upon his brow by the En-.
peror, Charles v.
l527-pope Clement VII surrendered the castle Of
q. Angelo, and gave up himself prisoner to the
imperialists, under Philbert de Chalons, Prince of
Orange, who succeeded the Duke Of Bourbon.
lAS7-battle Of Stoke; the Earl of Lincoln de.
feated and slain by King Henry VII.
l4sl-Battista Frescobaldi and others, engaged in
conspiracy to assassinate Lorenzo de Medic execu
ted at Florence.
1889 The act Of union between the Greek and
Latin churches took place in the cathedral Of Flor
ence where the contracting parties met, at the ins
cation Of John Palaeologus but was sundered by the
Act q Russia.
n l2lo--King John landed in Ireland, and received
the homage Of twenty native Princes.
$3.50 B. G. Birthday OF Alexander the Great, on the
9Th day Of Lous (Hecatomba9n) during the Olympic
gamesin the first year Of the l06th Olympad at Pela
This joyful diiverance was notified to Philip at the
falling Of Potdma; and two other messengers reached
BIZ camp the same day, announcing that his race
horse had gained the prize at the games, and that
Parmenio, his captain, had defeated the Ilyrians It
MAS on the night Of this very day that the celebrated
temple Of Diana was burnt to the ground by Eratos.
ratus, an Ephesian youth who fondIy painted for an
Infamous reputation.
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