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Type	Date Span	Title
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, October 26, 1852	Mexican troops expel Gaston Raousset and his filibuster followers from the city of Hermosillo in northern Mexico
Battles/Soldiers	Fri, October 29, 1852	Gaston Raousset departs Mexico for San Francisco
Business/Industry	Mon, November 1, 1852	Efficient telegraph service initiated between London and Paris
Foreign	Wed, November 3, 1852	Future emperor born in Japan
Crime/Disasters	Thu, November 4, 1852	Sacramento, California suffers a devastating fire
Foreign	Thu, November 18, 1852	The Duke of Wellington buried in St. Paul's Cathedral in London
Foreign	Sun, November 21, 1852	A French plebiscite confirms popular support for the restoration of the empire
Business/Industry	Tue, November 23, 1852	Six tons of bullion from the new Australian goldfields arrives in London
Foreign	Thu, December 2, 1852	In Paris, Louis Napoleon declares France an Empire and himself its Emperor
Legal/Political	Mon, December 6, 1852	The second session of the 32nd Congress opens in Washington, DC
Legal/Political	Tue, December 7, 1852 - Wed, March 2, 1853	The second session of the 32nd Congress is sitting in Washington, DC between early December, 1852 and early March, 1853
Business/Industry	Thu, December 23, 1852	The first railroad west of the Mississippi makes its inaugural run
Foreign	Tue, December 28, 1852	New administration takes office in Great Britain
Cultural	Sat, January 8, 1853	Statue of Andrew Jackson unveiled in Washington, D.C.
Personal	Tue, February 1, 1853	Moncure Conway enters Harvard Divinity School
Foreign	Sun, February 6, 1853	Mexico's controversial ex-president Antonio López de Santa Anna, living in exile, wins a new presidential election
Religion/Philosophy	Wed, February 9, 1853	Ash Wednesday
Commercial	Mon, February 21, 1853	The three dollar gold piece is authorised
Legal/Political	Thu, March 3, 1853	In Washington DC, the 32nd Congress of the United States finishes its term and adjourns
Legal/Political	Fri, March 4, 1853 - Sat, March 6, 1869	Elihu Washburne serves in the United States House of Representatives
Legal/Political	Fri, March 4, 1853	William Rufus King sworn in as Vice President in Havana, Cuba
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, March 20, 1853	Palm Sunday
Legal/Political	Tue, March 22, 1853	President Pierce appoints Isaac Cook as Chicago Postmaster
Crime/Disasters	Wed, March 23, 1853	Steamboat from Houston suffers fatal explosion in Galveston Bay
Religion/Philosophy	Fri, March 25, 1853	Good Friday
Cultural	Tue, April 12, 1853	New York passes a comprehensive truancy law
Personal	Sun, April 17, 1853	Vice-President King dies in Alabama
Foreign	Mon, April 18, 1853	British Prime Minister William Gladstone introduces a landmark budget bill that includes dramatic free trade reforms
Foreign	Tue, April 19, 1853	Russia claims right to protect Christian subjects in the Ottoman Empire
Religion/Philosophy	Sat, April 23, 1853	Passover begins