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10. Serious riots at 'Montreal, iho house or
Ilnn.L. II. LaFoiinlain assailed, &,e.
Gen. Piez siirrourded by Monaga.s' troops,
surrendered near Carabobn, Venezuela.
22. The Peace Congress opened its sittings at
Paris.
Venice capitulated to the Austrians under
Radeli-ky.
21. Fauslin Suiilouqnc is proclaimed Emperor
of Haiti.
Sept. 1. The Convention for framing a Slate
Constitution lor California assembled at
.Monterey.
17. M. Pousiin, the French Mini.lcrat Wash
ington, recei"es his passport from the
Piesident.
Oct. 2. The Canadian seat nf Government re
moved liotn Montreal to Toronto.
The Czir demands the extradition of the
Hungarian refugee. Tuikey refuses.
3. Severe spir.v ctorni in Ifow Yurk, much
propeily de.-ttoyeil.
12. Con-tilutioii of California.
Act s al ii-hing Ihe territorial government
ol Mine.-ola.
10. The Pacific Railway Convention mot al
St. Louis, .M(..
23. Nalioiial Uaihvay Convention was held at
Memphis, Tenn.
Nov. 15. The Wheeling Wire Uridge on the
Ohio, 1000 f.-ol in length, was cotppleted.
Funeral (rGu. Wuith, Col. Duncan and
(ien. (iaities.
Temlic explosion on hoard 1 1 o strainer
Li ui-iaiia, at New Oi lcans, killing 150
per.-ons.
IS. As-as.-iiialioii of tho Portuguese Governor
at M icna.
Dec. 1. 'Ihe Panat.a lt- ilro.-jd commenced, by
breaking ground on Ihe Atlantic side.
3. The thirty-lira Congress assembled at
Washington.
Driailful murder of Dr. Parkman of llos
tmi. IS. Gieat riol in Philailelpiiia several houses
burnt and iiiea Inst.
Arrival' nl Sir II. II ilwor, Minister from
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