The New York herald., 1851-10-30
NEWS BY THE MAILS.



Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1851.
Syec,ai MeaS~g o. the City Cou~cils-A WelconH to
Koss~th-Ffiewds Yearly Mea,ng-Fus at Cur
rot AaH-IsstitNts, Fur, &c.
In pursuance of . call of Mayor Jerome, the new
City Councils assembled yesterday in extra session,
and adopted series Of resolutions expressing the
sympathy of the people of Baltimore in the cause of
Hungary and its exile chief, in the folio wing
terms
Whereas It Is understood that Louis Kossuth the IL
ustrious Hungarian patriot and exile about to seek
asylum our shores and whereas, 1t Is believed
tbs people Of the city Of Baltimore In with
the whole people Of the United States, feel deep and
abiding interest in the of freedom wherever 1t Ia
asssiled and entertain the sincere regret for the
unfortunate condition of Hungary and Whereas in the
reception Of Kossuth opportunity Is afforded Of
pressing sympathy the Of Hungarian
pendsnceof recording detestation Of the unhoiy
coalition by which that gallant people have been crush
ed and Of evncing cur admiration Of the noble cond
o< the Turkish sultan in refusing to deliver to the des
pots OF Europe that ustrous exled patriot whom 1t Is
about 10 be our privilege and pride to receive be-
ts the chosen people OF liberty to receive who has
nobly bsttled and suffered in that sacred there
fore,
Resoivsd by the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore
That We look to the arrival OF Kossuth upon shores
facton that enabled afford safe asylum to an
ilustrious patriot iegret that the Of ibsrty
should give birth brit to such a necessity
gsriaps In their unfortunate struggle
but mindful Of that Providence which crowned
efforts for liberty with trust yet to behold
that glorious future which their noble leader so eo
quentiy pre- diets for his beloved country.
Resolved, That We regard the alliance OF Russia with
Austria for the purpose ainy spirit Of liberty
in Hungary, a fit accom- animent In the annals OF
time for tbs infamous partition unfortunate Poland
by the same tyrannical powers each alike worthy the
execration OF the civilized world
Resolved That the hrmness and determination Of the
Sublime Porte in refusing to crafty the impsrous de-
mands Of Russia Austria the aetention
suth and his devoted companions merits the appreciation
and support Of every government that Is friendly to
liberty and faithful to the rights Of man.
Resolved, That We cordially welcome Kossuth and ki
exleA compssiens to the fun enjoyment of American
liberty and to an asyum ceyond the reach Of Enropesr
despothm
Resolved further, That a committee Of Eve from eac.
branch Of the City Council be appointed whose duty II
shah BE- in with the Mayor in the event OF
their arrival In our city TO tender to them appropriate
public tokens of esteem and admiration for their
gallant conduct well Of sympathy for their uf
fsriDg and their cause
The yearly meeting of the Hixite Friends is now
holding in this city, and plain dresses and demure
countenances are to be seen in all sections Of the
city The attendance is unusually large.
Yesterday morning, at nine c'clo,k, fire was
discovered in Carroll Hall, on the secsnd floor
which bid fair, at one time, TO destroy this noble
structure. The fire caught from stove in the
hair dressing saloon of I. Derille, and soon com
municated to the newspaper agency Of Messrs
Thompson 4 Martin, the files OF papers covering
the entire walls, giving an impetus to the flames;
but the remen flooded the building with water.
The loss by fire and water about 81 800. The
damage TO the building waslight. The Panorama
of the Hudson river was in the hall, bu. was not
damaged
The Fair of the American Institute, which has
now been opened one week in the New Hall, bids
fair to afford rich harvest. The throng Of visi.
tsrs night and day is imm mmense, and Notwithstanding
the great capacity Of the hall, it is found necessary
at tunes to close the doors II will continue open
fOur weeks