The New York herald

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I leans at Shanst, India, by Sepoys. Most of the European

residents perished, the local Mohammedan authorities

having with the aid of tho mutinous sepoys massacred

tbem. There were fifty five, including the ladies and

children, murdered.

U.-*Six men killed by a colliery explosion at Parr,

England... A destructive* tire occurred at Port au Prince,

Haiti, which consumed uinetv dwellings and stores and

other property, valued at 83,000,000 llaytien armistice

with liomimca, to endure for a period of two years, in

full force liiplomatic, relations between the I'nited

States and Venezuela broken off on account of tbe Mona

gas government refuting to satisfy certain American

claims with respect to Aves Islands guano contracts

made in 1854 Senate of New Granada passed a bill au

thorizing the President to settle all pending difficulties

with the United States without the interference of Con

gress.

13.? Coasting trade of Chile opened to foreign flags by

decree of I*rosident Montt

Stkpat, 14. Treaty of Commerce between Russia and

France signed at St. Petersburg.

16. Handel Festival commenced at the Crjstal Palace,

Sydenham, England, with an orchestra and choir number

ing 2,000 performers End of the Barrios revolution In

San Salvador, and return of his men to duty under l'resl

dent Campo Ex Kiugof Oude arrested by the Indian

authorities and lodged in Fort William prison, on a charge

of inciting the sepoy revolt

16 Beatrice Mary Victoria, infant Princess of England,

baptized One hundred aad forty filibusters (Walker's),

including eighteen women and children, arrived at Aspin

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The New York herald. (1857). New York [N.Y.], 1857-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1857-12-30/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1857-12-30.