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Type	Date Span	Title
Education/Culture	Wed, February 22, 1860	The first official baseball game in California is played in San Francisco
US/the World	Wed, February 22, 1860	First Japanese Ambassador leaves Japan for the United States
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, February 22, 1860 - Thu, February 23, 1860	Pennsylvania Opposition Party Convention nominates Cameron for President and Curtin for Governor
Lawmaking/Litigating	Thu, February 23, 1860	Maryland legislature passes the Eastern Shore Railroad Bill
Crime/Disasters	Fri, February 24, 1860	Altercation on board U.S. Navy prize leads to four sailors arrested for mutiny
Crime/Disasters	Sat, February 25, 1860	Freak wind storm hits Cleveland, Ohio
Crime/Disasters	Sat, February 25, 1860	Divorce case depositions in Virginia end in a bloody battle leaving three dead
Crime/Disasters	Sun, February 26, 1860	Unindentified white men murder scores of Wiyot Indians in northern California
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, February 26, 1860	First Sunday in Lent
Business/Industry	Mon, February 27, 1860	Seven hundred striking shoemakers march from Lynn to Marblehead
Campaigns/Elections	Mon, February 27, 1860	Abraham Lincoln speaks before the Cooper Union in New York City
Crime/Disasters	Mon, February 27, 1860 - Tue, February 28, 1860	Powerful gales wreak havoc across the British Isles and north-west Europe
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, February 28, 1860	Abraham Lincoln speaks in Providence, Rhode Island
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, February 29, 1860	Wisconsin Republicans support William Seward for President
Crime/Disasters	Thu, March 1, 1860	Thirteen men die in collapse during demolition of a Catholic church in Cincinnati
Campaigns/Elections	Thu, March 1, 1860	Ohio Republicans meet in Columbus and select Senator Chase as their choice for President
Foreign	Fri, March 2, 1860	In Mexico, Miramón arrives at Medellin to attack Juarez forces at Vera Cruz
Personal	Fri, March 2, 1860	Oliver Brown's young widow dies in childbirth at North Elba, New York
Campaigns/Elections	Fri, March 2, 1860	Thomas H. Ford elected as Printer of the House of Representatives in the eighteenth ballot
Crime/Disasters	Fri, March 2, 1860	Deadly explosions kill seventy-six miners at a coal mine in northern England
Business/Industry	Sat, March 3, 1860	Tax officials in Pennsylvania give the states's taxable value as $569,049,995
Campaigns/Elections	Sat, March 3, 1860	Abraham Lincoln speaks to New Hampshire Republicans at Exeter
Foreign	Sun, March 4, 1860	In Mexico, Benito Juarez turns down a British proposed six month truce in the country
US/the World	Sun, March 4, 1860	British governor of New Zealand declares martial law in dispute with native Maori
Personal	Sun, March 4, 1860	Abraham Lincoln visits his son at Phillips Academy in New Hampshire
US/the World	Mon, March 5, 1860	First Japanese Diplomatic Mission to the United States arrives in Hawaii
Lawmaking/Litigating	Mon, March 5, 1860	Governor of Virginia requests Ohio for the extradition of two Harpers Ferry Raiders
Crime/Disasters	Mon, March 5, 1860	Two passengers die when a river boat burns on the Arkansas River
Foreign	Mon, March 5, 1860	In Vera Cruz Harbor, the U.S. Navy fights and captures two Mexican Junta ships
Science/Technology	Tue, March 6, 1860	Christopher Spencer receives a patent for his magazine-fed, lever action rifle