1815. Bonaparte landed at Frejus in France from Elba, and resumed the imperial crown.
1816. Ontario co., N. Y., erected.
1838. The Patriots of Canada, about 600 in number, under Nelson and Cote, surrendered to Gen. Wool of the United
States army, near Alburg Springs, Vt., and the frontier became tranquilized.
1845. Texas admitted into the Union as an independent State.
1854. The steam ship city of Glasgow left Liverpool for Philadelphia with more than 300 passengers, and was never more seen.
1855. Thomas Day, an eminent Connecticut jurist died, aged 78. He published 26 volumes of law reports, and his entire works number about 40 volumes.
1856. The colossal bronze statue of Beethoven, the gift of Charles C. Perkins, inaugurated at the music hall, Boston.
MARCH 2.
986. Lothaire, king of France, died of poison, said to have been administered by his wife Emma.