The New York herald
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excitement was caused by the execution.
12.? An t3li. se of the moon, visible in the prinsipal
citiee of the L'nittd States.
13. A terrible hail stcrm occurred in the vicinity of
Portsmouth, N. H. Some of the hail stones were two
and three inches thick A battle was fought be
tween tbe Dominicans and Haytiens, in which the tor
mer wefe routed with great slaughter.
14 ?An Orange riot occurred in Liverpool, caused by
a procession of Orangemen, during which several per
sons were killtd and others seriously wounded.
16 Conti, one of the Spanish generals in Cuba, having
thrte hundred m?n under him, was attacked by a body
of the Cuban patriots, while crossing the river Naja^a.
and about one hundred and f.fty ofhis troops were *bo:,
and fifty drovned. Conti himself, together with several
tfhis officers, were taken prisoners Thomas John
son, the last survivor of the gallant crew who fought with
Paul Jones, in his desy eiate conllict with the Serapis,
in 1779, died at Philadelphia, at the age of one hundred
yssrs.
17.? I r. Lltgard, the celebrated English historian,
<M?d at his residence in Thornby England, at the age of
eighty one. lie was the author of the Ar.glo Saxt>n
Church," and a comprehtn^'ve history of England
General Diego Nivoa. l'ri s:dent of the Republic of Ecua
dor, was teiztd and jut on board a aovtrnaett vessel, by
Gtteril trbica, who assumed the administration of the
government. 1
I b --Count Bbcarme a Belgian noble, was executed for j
tbe murder ot his broth' r-iu-Uw. with the essential oil of I
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The New York herald. (1852). New York [N.Y.], 1852-01-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1852-01-01/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1852-01-01.
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