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meeting Of the artists Of New York, friendly
TO the cause Of freedom In Hungary, was called
for last evening, at the National Academy of Desn
1t q very small meeting; not moro than thirty
i've persons attended. and they were cool and un-
enthusiastic There was no movement up TO eight
o'clock though the meeting called for o'clock
and then speakers came forward IL was suggested
BIZ gentleman that series Of fab0lr should be
trbuted by the artists and that Tpler Hall should be
selected the place for displaying them for the benefit
Of the Hungarian struggle fer ndepe ndence.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
Our Minister and E.- n,n,sler TO Brazil.

From the Rio de Janero Cirreio Mercante August 49,
We read the wing in the Dayi0 de RIO
On the 9th Instant Mr. David Tod, snvoye and Minis
ter Plenpoeutary of the United States n America and
Mr.. Robert O. schenck presented 10 His Majesty the
Emperor, In public audience at San Christoval the
former letter whereby tie President OF the said United
states exonerates bin from the duties incident upon his
mlstcn at lis Maiestys court, aud the latter that
which edits him the character before the same
august sovereign
On tskrg leave q His Msjesty The Emperor, Mr. Tod
spoke ~ fol!sws.-
After so prolonged end pleasant stay near your
Majesty the task II taking leave which II IL nov noum
btnt upon TO fulfil IL which lfnust sincerely pro-
nource 20 be really painful one, aud perform With
heavy heart Notwithstanding that 1t u 70 be tooE Eei
by return TO my country, and by the expectation oi
being greeted by my children AMI by my friends
On ing 20 discharge the important duties inc
dent upon my oice, manifested ardent wish 20 do
20 In msnDcr both satisfactory 10 the government
rtpres nted aud agreeable 60 your Majesty and it's with
rcfouud feeling ofjoy that feel conacieus that those
wishes have not been disappointed My ehJrts have
isn ng friendly rels ions between the two governm 1s
The manifestations q appreciation which received rom
both were such that tiled with JOY at the rec lac
ton q them and when to this IL added the cousoston
founded upon the most profound conviction ot nav.
Jog ccnscicntiousy performed ny Oates, l feel ihst
I thsll never cease, long "a l live, from LOOK
ing hack 10 my residence nesr your Majesty with
feelings Of upmirgiod satisfaction and pleasure
The refnc mhrsnce. too of the Kindness with when
have been ucated by the many persons with whom
have Teen brought Ia contact will alFays inspire ne
With siucre interet IN the prospects e Jour MJesTs
government II Is additional source Of er.tincation
for on atar ardoning my post o see that an sue
c,cdsd by an honorable geniemsn folly impresed WITH
tbe importance tf maintaining the friendly relations pc
twet the United states ard Brazil unimps'rtd His
intelligence aud purity cf intention are wei calculated
10 further the express intentions ~ the president oi toe
United statts who has desired him 10 state 70 you that
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

ANorftrR RNinoAD CoLLIsoS.-On sunday morning,
one Of the trains the New York and Erie Railroad,
freghted with fat cattle unfortunately detained
be, cnd the proper time at susrns About two o'clock
another train, sse bound this city with live stock,
came along aud before the engineer aware Of the
proximity q the other a collision took place A
young man, by the ofMichsel Crolsn, brakeman
on the train hsd his leg broken by being caught
between two No other person was seriously ia
jured. although nine Of the we're considerably
bruised Mr.. Crolan conveyed 70 the CITY Hospital
Tfs Ippaip Guam This company of infantry will
parade for target practice to day The company have
chosen Dus Ferry the target ground and will pro-
cecd 20 that point In the morning The following prizes
have b. en- 90 The Guard and will be distributed
10 the hs,t marx ksnIen In the following ORDER
IA massive silver goblet inlsid with gold pressn ted
BY james Gordon Bennett
IA magnificent silver goblet, nlsid with gold pre-
sentcd by } Fellows
IA stleDda silver cup, presented BY j Ferriow.
IA magnificent silver star insid with gold Amext-
can shield preeented by N Goodwin.
o. beautiful fowlng piece, presented by Smith.
Ga splerdid target presented by J Trmble
IA ten collar gold piece presented by w. p. Chriey
S--A FIVE dollar hat, vreseotVd by Mr.. Knox
The Union Brass Band viii furnish music Tor the occ
zion; and the members Of the company will their
turn M Bulls Ferry srend the evening ct the Astcr
Place Opera House, whittier they go invitation from
Professor Anderson, the wizard q the North
The cficers Of the Herald Guard j. Connery, Cap
tain v. Ciarry, First Beutcnant = W Scott, second
Lieutenant; q Eaton, Third Li,uiensnti W. Wihox.
Esegn.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
AmUsEmESTs IN pHILAoELPurA.

MUSICAL FUND HALL. PHIL
vl Andersen, the Rrsat WIZARD Of the North, bsss
reepecty that be has taken the above
masnincent Hall for limited period and will have the ho-
of aing his hrst sppearaace Phadslphia on Mon
evening the th Octther and continue evening
his grand Enertainments 5oirses h(ste
use Which, for the Iast nine weeks In New YORK, have
with unpsrslieled succs Professor begs TO impress
uron minds of ALL that ne elegant s mast
ocmrlt and rfrcf ths eut ensemble being OF the most
nasnihcent srray u eey and eaboate Of
exquisite ualfi aEd And the pcrorm
iil ccnsat a and astounding feats in Natural
Hags illustrative q the laey Of necromancy demoaolo-
and vithcra e0mbHlae the sciences Of electricity,
pneumaies hydravss tylros,sties and msehanism-for
particulars cf which tls Admission % cents Juve
rles twelve years Of age Doors open AZ II
The Wonders 20 ats Carriages be ordered
st ten. Tickets had 40 the principal hotels and
e stores rotee-fn order 70 accommodate parties resi-
dent at distance and families Professor A. will give
grand Day Entertain every Saturday. roors spen
3 ccmmenee at s. Admission as above.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
NEWS BY TELEQRA AP b:
Further Particulars OF the Storm ON the
Coast OF Nova Scotia.

Further Particulars OF the StOrm ON the
Coast OF N0vs Scotia.
THE pEAD-IHE wKEcxs, ETC.
HALUAx, October 11-P. M.
The latest teegraphio despstches from Pictou, and
letters from the of the late fearful storm In the
Gulf of st Lawrence and along the cosst Of Prince Ed
wards Issnd state that the whole shore srewed with
the wrecks Of vessels and the dead bodies their
At the village Of Cavendish, p Z. L. the bodies Of
twelve persons had foated ashore
The body of man, with boy lashed to bis back, came
ashore at Restico
There is to believe that hundred bodies
have already noated to the beach.
Between thu and four hundred sa Of American and
provincial fishing and other vessels succeeded In getting
safely into the harbor just before during the gale
The schooners floreuce, Of Gloucester, Ooeana, OF
bingham, Lake, Of Cohasset, and Hannah Branch, q
Newbury arrived Pictou subsequent to the storm
to repair damages. One and all give the most dismal
accounts Of the storm.
Here our correspondent gives the names OF large
number of vessels ashore aud saved, which
from previous accounts only In slight degree He how
adds to the list the following
Golden Gate, d Kennebec; Forest, Of Newburyport
and Triumph, Of Cape Elizabeth.
In the list Of vessels ashore with loss of fe
spondent says A vessel grounded to the ward Of
Cohead, and immediately after went to pieces all on
board perished sixty barrels Of -four and drygood
fosted ashore from the wreck.
Two vessels sunk Stanhope, but their
are unknown The crews doubtless, all pershed.
were saved six others were lost.
The schooner franklin Dexter OF Dennis lost her crew
Of men, Subsequently i've persons perfectly naked
were picked of her sides.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

CcuRr or ArryAts SYnacusE, Oct e-No. s7-Juds.
meut q AfFtmrrce bT consent No fD--'utsment o.
rfl, nance bv consent No lit- Submitted on printed
cas,s and points No i5--csed ard set down foe
Monday rsxt No a5--Apusd No 1-Vail a and set
down for Monday next. Nc " --Arzument commencea
ard continued until she hour VI aypurnmeot
Ocr io-C,rRr ~ Afrrsts. s,RscrsF The argu-
mont In number thirty eight was confirmed Apped
Al rn,,sea vfh costs without prejudice Nos 80 and 10
Called ard rassrd NJ ~ ublntted upon printed arsu-
nebt aud pcin's No ~ called aod reieIyed un Mon
dev next No a3 called and passed. No. 70 srrued
Not eopcIudtd st The hour of sdicurnmsnt.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

BALTIMORE, Oct. L. 1851.
Commodore Warrington expired at Warrington this
morning.
The new Archbishop Kenrick ofaciated at the Csthe
dral to-day, although not yet consecratsd grand te
Dsum was performed, and great crowd was present
The jury In the Of Johnson the slave Of Mr. Chats
WORTH unable to agree and have been discharged
One hundred troops arrived in Charleston, G.,
on Thursday last. The Mercury asss If they have been
brought to the people at the elections Mon
day and Tuesday.
teegraphic despatch from Baltimore Is mads.to say
in the New York papers that &c" bank panic exists in
this city, This is error and occurred in the trans
mission Of the despatch to the failure Of the mining
company. The banks Of Baltimore sound, and pos
sess the entire confidence of the people.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

NIBLOs GARDEN. MADAME ANNA THILLON
N respectfully that her first benefit in Amsr
and last appearance in New York. will take place
Thursday October lGh which occasion Me- Hudson the
celebrated popular Irish Come dian, will appear The per-
HOW TO PAY THE RENT after which, the arst time here.
the admired operetta entitled the PRIDE OF TIE HAREM
-Roxalsna. Madame Anna Thlon, in which she will sing
"Iis Woman rules you still and sceua BY Auber Ts
REGIMENT
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
Ls4uHasCUS.

OFFICE OF The MERCANTILE MUTUAL IHsUu
" snee Cos oS all street. New York. sert D. ISL
cote hereby gven tha, tf pee cent q the scrip Of th
company issued the l3th day Of kay 1880 will be raid
be holders thereof OF their legal representatives, on aud
.ter The 18th dsy Of November nest and aAt there
shall cease from that date CHARLES EEwCeEE Sec
4 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society efLon5on3 General Agents of No
Grsnd street. Jersty CyThe above Company
10 effect nsursrce the lives Of persons resident
United States and Cafcrns ard other special hazards
a. fair tates Of trcnvm For tsrms' bank forms, 40.
'-'"'' wv" j. LEANDE2 STARR General Agent
ITNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
" wall street-Policies indi1putable exsecs on the
ground of I'D This makes every insurance
uectsd vite risks ae ~ say nilss
tnstitut<n. FREDER1CK 81 ELDON, Presi5ent
JOHN A. STEWART, Aetu1T.
J. EADIN, IT., Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
FINE ARTS.

Nov oPEN-TpE NAPOLEON GALLERY, AT TUE
~ Of the National Academy Of Design, eS3 Broad
way, opposite Bond street. Admittance oents Season
saiokets, 90 GENTS. Catal5gucs l2h cents.
,ARICATURRs.-HUMBU0 AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ Nos l. q and 4 ~ shilling, each number
ssnins four piats with tshly ntrcsry pictures the
andat the putlshers ONCE 70 FULTON street. N. BAc-
Give agents foe the city and country wanted.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL NoTtCE.-A YOUNG LADY, OF
lvI thorough musical would doyote soms hours
(day 10 the Instruction Of few pupils In resp,csabs
seminary In this city or Brooklyn. Terms very lao isras
Al ply AZ 20 Bieeeher street.
NTUsIc-MRs. PETTIGREw. FROM GERMANY,
I pupil Of Meyerbeer, Is prepared 70 give Instruction.
In singing and the panoforts ~ sso 70 teach German
II Amfty bio k from Broadway. whote appu-
eaticns may Be- made from 10. AM. to IN Rsi;sense.
Mr.. W Scharfenberg. f,3 Broadway Mrs u would also
eng,ge as a Soprano singer In Protestant church
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER or THE PIANO,
N French DrawinR and German, wishes 20 form an en-
gsgement with family who're she might have part ot her
OGoe.
ITALIAN VIOLIN sTRINCS-JUsT RECEtVED, A
L fresh tuppy Of superior Italian Violin Strnr The
trade and amaeur in want OF good srtcle would do veil
es and examine them before purchasing elsewhere For
sale 10 suit purchasers on the most re,sonab BILE
terms by GLIB n JACKSON, Sl Bfoatrsy
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
NIBLo's-rUEsDAY, OCTOBER IA. BENEFIT OF

NIBLOS-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER IA, BENEFIT OF
1N Gabriel Ravel.-Unusual attraction First time these
four the comic act piece, English, Of the
THRiE.f FACED FREsCHsAN. in which Gabriel Raysl
will perform fve speaking characters in Engsh. and
tome kavel three and Mrs Conoyer and Mr. John Seton
will .pBear The piece concludes with the dsnses Grand
grosque Chinese Pas de During the farce, Gabriel
kavei will the sudden dsappeaance Of young
lady present. Tight Rope, by Francois Mons Bon din Mad
Asst and Gabriel Rsve who will execute tdrss sime)
she grand Chinese ete Of KIMKA The whole TO conclude
with the Grand spectacle Of the BEDoUIN ARABS which
and ssilityto be given BY the Ravel Family Mr. Lehman
Jr, nd Mons. Blondin.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, Oct. IL, 1851.
The steamship label arrived here Saturday
ming with Havana dates to the 9Th inst Sugars
quiet and fre orete dry qualities generally
The stock and shipments amounted to 5000 boxes.
Some seasonab rains have occurred and the prospects
of the crop promising Molasses sells at "a reals
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
NEW YORK AMPHITHEArRE, NO. 81 BowERY.-I

NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. 81 BOwERY.-L
~ North Proprietor Private Boxes 50 cents; Boxes
quarter before q commence at quarter before First
night Of Mons Gardner the Ariel Silver Cords voant In
addition 10 fifteen splendid acts the the
talent Of Mr. L. Nor.h 9dsll; Edgar. Harper Bacon.
opinion what has and what is TO be done in yacht bust
yacht America yacht England Mr. Devere &c.
Madame T. Mum, Miss Aacfarand, &C. concluding with
. favorite afterpiece.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13


NTNE DEsJARDINs GRAvIER HAVING RENOyEO
l her Dsncing Academy to 81 Clinton place. most
peciply informs the public tia, she vii her classes
on Wednesday. October 2sth.
MADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE MOST Res
WI rectfuy inorm the ladies and tcntie,on Of New
York that instructions In dan cling " commence The
18th nst 40 the srasous and arranged rooms In
she stuyvesant Institute. CSC Broadway.
uENRY WILLS AND SssTERs ACADEMY TOR
Dancing and hoalthful exercises, q. the Stuyv,sant
Institute, ESQ Broadvay Tuition has oonmsnced aad all
he and f,ehionsbe dances will tslsas u ths nos,
passd several in Psria at tbs Royal Academy aad AZ
he beet SCHOOLS for private dancing In Francs Apply daily
N the above address. Their system is entirely new.
nANCING AND wALTZISG-TwO MORE NEW
~ Clssees.-Mr. T.. Brookes will 0rming two
classes at he Easls Rooms corner Of Chysts and D.
iancy Streets Tuesday October lfh. Ladies' aud chill
dfeb meet at oclosk A. gentlemen All o'clcck T. ~
Private lessons at Mr. Bs residence c Grad street
nor BoVery Mrs Breokos evening elias r ladies' erou
sivey.) at 233 Grand street, from 6Y tll Q z. n
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
AMUsEMENTs.


RR0ADWAY ThEATRE.-1 A. MARSHALL. sOLn
Dress Circle and Parqustts 80 oens Family and Third ca.
sss.1. sss Esf p
" a..sSsssi xu:sse crnaiSs;s IT. " p.Sass A jazz
Abbott; Nelly o. Nsi Mrs John SETON TO coneluds With
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS-Admiral Kingston, Mr.. w. d a.
vidgs; Miss Nor timer. Miss Kate Horn.
NJIBLO's GARDEN-MANAoER, Mr. JOHN SEFTON
IN Tickets 30 cents; Private Bexes, s. Doors open at u
to At ~ O'Clock. The wonderful Rsvel Family.
Gabriel Scotch Pas Ssul Francois In three characters
psnsomms already honorsd with Brilliant career Of sixty
the advanced state Of forthcoming novelties
OBJ gs cd % ss % SS
comic pantomme Of MONS. DICHALUHIAU. To con
clude with the fairy pantomme Of RAOVL.
RROUGHAMs LYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BRooxE
street Doors open ~ to begin at7H O'Clock Dress
Circle and Parquette 50 Family Ciroie sts
tra seat Sl Private Boxes S5 Monday evening oes la
s, ss played the iOcni Gsisd SEE
Jusu Jefferson. Mr. 7. Johnson; Miss Dora Aulion Mrs
s.llsS TN JOUR p SxSNfyAE~.EEs Fee B.ssS. VIZ:
Zena Mile Rousset; La Fee Eds, Mile Ceme ntne Rous-
set. To conclude with ADVICE GRATIS.
OHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MEcHANIcy HALL, NO.
~ l72 Broadway abeve Grand street-Open every night
during the week until further notice. The original and well
known Chrsts nin,srss prsns An efoient and YER
under the management r. Chrssy whose concerts
this city, for Of five hsve been received
with hghy respectable and audiences
Tickets cents Doors open ~ and will commence ~
informed that Saturday afternoon dbson-
tinued.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
D AYNoNp 4 uERR pREIsBAcTs NENAokRIl-

ID AYMONp HERR DREIsBACUs MENA0KR1K-
M This celebrated Menagriethe largest and beat
ducted In the known word-embracng almost every animal
natural history and which has received the
sronage and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of the most
respeetsbe and Intelligent people Of the United states
ysit the principal elites and towns in New Engsnd IL The
Sd Har vct street. SATURDAY, 4h Irasburg Monday. 9th
Lsie Bridges Tuesdsy; 7th. south Troy wedneday s.h
bans saturday th Isirasi kondsy lssh Jericho Tues
day 18th Burlington; Wednesday 18th, yirgonnes Thurs
day. lesh hddesury; Friday rth, Brandon; saturday
18th ksssneI MonsI En- tuesday 2'A
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

CHINEsE AssEnBLY ROOMS. $50 BROADWAY
~ Monday Oct. l3Gr.nd Vocal and Instru mental Con-
e.rs siyen hy the eslstrssed artist, sisnor gassols
has been received srest AZ he theatres OF Lon
dos PAr and Madrid He will Re assistsi BY the eminent
artists Prn Donns Sigs Eliza vslentin Mrs. Clara Ad.
iisep, sgnor Psyssei Prof vanderweyde tpant). and
Prot Juervos (violinist).
DAGUERRLAN PANORAMIC VIEWS or CALL
~ fornia-Nov on exhibition at No Ng Broadway, over
Whitsstrss Galleries the above mamihcent collection
pictures taken from nature by K H. Vance. Admission
cents season tickets. 50 cents.
DARTTKs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE or TRIP.
Ter Hall during three evenings In shs week, viii pleas
.''"' " '''''' " J. II. wARDwELL Sou Broadway
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

w ~. t. TAFsCoTT Co, &c SOUTH STREET,
supply drafts for any amount payable throu ghert
Sre,t Bd.sn and Ireland They are also sole ,ent i9t
the Red star Line the swallow Tail Line, the Dramatic
Line, ant Line o. Liverpool pschets, sad tbs no Ct
London packets Passage ~ anS Of which ships DO
gaRed on reasonable terms.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

half On leaving he court the plaintiff took the child 10
its md nsrents a, female friends who reepcc
lively kssed II and ok their leave Of their late little
charge Both mother I'D infant looked quite nappy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-13

THE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERRNADRRS-a.
swsne Buckley. Master y. Buckley. J. Buckley, r
Bishop Buckley and J. H. Collins respectfully
.heir friends and the ppS ha; .hsy have made psraa
In connection with Fellow Ainstres, as a. Broadway
s NOT their intention to travel South Any band calling
Troupe the Of the above parties
The New York herald., 1851-10-13
xIM ANCAAz..

COX OQO wANTED-1N A HOUSE poISq nU-
p%c.OOO tiness chiefly with sEeheld, both IN rav
productions Of that aud other PARTS cf
Enssnd long and yorsby known On both sds o. tss AZ.
inc psrtner general special is wanted. with tver
tytve 10 fifty thousand do,fs cash caTta credit %
operate uron the command Of which woul in
ahgy advantageous connection with Of the best
houses In England. Address Capital. a. this oflce
The New York herald., 1851-10-13


InteihsRence from the Plata Provinces.
We have received by the bri /, fulton Capt Lefavre
.-.v.a %, s.,,,r,., ,h. p.,,,t D.. u.,.u.., =,
sif'eu on 0a'ufuay Inc D''''S' rae"e' Puonsheo In
Buenos Ayres, TO the I7th OF August, inclusive.
The news from Montevideo Is to the 18th. The Com
o S plo,, al vs. tho s,,ow;rn ,tor,s of
mose "e' "' s''' 'Ae 'oHo"i's "e"' VI in'eisen's-
rug: om-Ine SO styled government, on the night
the srmrtee negotiated by Admra LIE Predour In May
lo4s wouu cease 10 De oongatory as soon as Que not
ncnroh nao peen MADE 70 tne opposite party.
We know tnfougn a aiuerene cnsnnei tnst admiral
de freoour trapsnht'ed tne nothcaton " PRESIDENT
olue suoins tnat e rrehcn troops unaer - manu
wouia tske no part In any new hostites or IN deence
OF tne Town monevoeo In case OF any attack upon
py tne pGM Iorces
rom mo uranae announce tnat Lieut. osorio
naa arrived A oriuets on the "a july nfter having
dhcnseed the mssion connded 10 MN by Count Caxias
near the person OF orqnIa' 40 -,
Ooont rreire SPOKEN oi ss on tne irontler AZ the
neae OF sne orien,ai em,gans ana Oh the -tn Baron
oe acuhy was SAID 10 De 81 the ready TO pass
with the forces under his rmand On the date
the Count de Caxiss was at the Paso de las Pedrus
near the fsguaron still there no evidence that any
imperial forces had actually passed, although some
vague reports 10 that ELECT had got into circulation
TIE Alfonso and Recife were both in port but sup
posed about to ascend the river Commodore Grenfe in
the former
The steamer Emperatrz arrived on the NOR ming Of
the sth bringing dates from RIO Janero to the ed and
ko Grapde to the 3lst On the 2ih the Da francisca
and Da Januaria were under sailing orders for Monte
video
IL appears tost wanton indignity bad been offered
10 the arms OF the sntine NceConsu In Ro Granfe
We can sympathise with the painful sensation 1t must
occasion TO the many tuhects OF the Empire resident
In thiscapitai Fortunately General kosas Is TOO mag
unanimous TO allow feprisas OF that dastardy dsscrp-
tion
Sist UT, no decisive step haa oeen taken up 70
that date bu preparations on vast scale are reported