The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

The News.
Enoeh Reed, the colored whose case has oc-
suped the attention Of the United States Circuit
Court at Albany during the past week, yesterday
morning declared guilty Of assisting in the of
the fugitive slave Jerry, from the officers who had
him in charge at Syracuse. Notwithstanding the
combined Efforts of the ahoonists Of this and other
States headed by Cerrt Smith, to save Reed and his
eoadiutors from punishment--aDd although they
sseded in staving off the trials until excitement upon
the subject had entirely died away, except among
khemselves-the national constitution ard the Con.
gressona compromises Of 1850 have, in this instance
been fully sustained by an enlightened and impartial
jury. This is glorious triumph Of the laws Of the
hnd over those agitators who would set them at de-
Rance It is triumph Of the principles Of justice
ever fanaticism, that will he appreciated by the
of the country, and that vii be Of infinite
service in restoring that good feeling with south-
en brethren, which fer time had been disturbed by
The groundless insinuations cmanatng from rival
States and cities.
Or special Washington correspondent writes that
The bill for the relief of Texas creditors viii probably
be called up, in the Senate tomorrow. The holders
Of the bonds win watch the progress Of this measure
with considerable anxiety. Our correspondent has
considerable to say concerning Gen. Pierce and his
new cabinet, to which those interested referred
Comment upon this, at present ntopian subject, is
unnecessary.
The House Of Representatives yesterday passed
tree bilIs one Of which was to enable Gen. Riley to
settle his accounts growing out OF military contgibu
TONS in Mexico. The House concurred in the rerort
in privileges to the heirs Of regular and volunteer
scers and soldiers who have served ia the various
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nOt in session.
From Albany we learn that select committee has
been appointed by the State Senate 10 investigate
he allegations OF corruption with regard to the pro-
mration OF the Broadway Railroad charter. The re-
port upon this matter viii be anxiousy looked for by
al classes OF citizens. If fraud Of any kind has
been practsed let the guilty parties be shown up.
The Senate has made the Savings Banks bill, in
which so many New Workers are deeply Interested,
the special order for Tuesday although that day had
been set apart for the consideration OF executive
business in secret session. This announcement win
probably be heard with regret by those ofTcehold-
err in embryo who awaiting confirmation prior
70 entering upon the discharge Of the duties assigned
them by the Governor. According to our special
correspondent some Of the late opponents OF the Pa
eifc Railroad scheme are coming sroand and now
hvor the measure Hows this? Perhaps they are
nnder the impression That in thu ~ ia all other i'm
porant national projects New York should take the
lead and they therefore, desire 10 lead Of even
Congress itself upon this question.
II is understood that the Canal Board coneDplates
making many changes among it, omcers The
board will meet in Albany next week for the purpose
NJ deciding upon appointments.
BY way Of New Orleans re have some later and
very important intelligence from Mexico. The Coy
eruor OF San Luis Potosi hes been asasnated; TWEEN
tyfour Of the National Guard including Col Roderi
guez, have been shot and much excitement had been
occarioned by Tmor that two thousand Texans
were marching against Tarnaulipas. The above sen
tence conveys volumes Of ideas respecting the op,o
Eble condition Of affairs in that distracted country.
We are in receipt 0, file of papers from Bermuda,
extending down to tie 18th inst, bat we cannot
CLEAN q single item o. interesting news.
Dates from Kingston, Jamaica, 10 the 22d inst,
have come to hand. In another column viii be
found the details Of the news, which We rnsy here
notify is Of an unimportant nature.
The Trait dEa'or, published in the city II Mex
ko, Of the 9Th inst. states that the Jenny, ves.c
from New York, had arrived at Tampico, laden With
mentions Of war ordered BY the government but
1ih'u Aac iotVAuAohlets -lDeu. r& ctanOG o!
large caHbre, snd seYen thousand bombshells, are
said to have composed par. Of thc cargo-quisc an
addition to their masersA
Yesterday morning. the arguments IN the Broad
way Railroad injunction case, before the Supcrior
Court, general term, were concluded by TIC speech
0f ex-Chief Justice Eronson % behalf Of the plain.
tiGs who conended hat toe Superior Court had
jurisdiction over the legislative power exercised by
the Common Council, and thai the i1iunction was
properly granted by judge Campbell. Judge Duer
animated that the decision Of the cour would be
given on Saturday next
The report Of the City Inspector shows that sixty
ytwo men, seyeatyseYen womb, one hundred and
hirtcen boys, and ore hundred and twelve gir.s,
died IN tsis city and county during the seven days
which ended last night. The total--tbree hundred
and slxty-iour-exhibits an increase u four deaths
over the gross number recorded IN In, precedipo
gsek. Two hundred and twenty children rDder ten
years Of age, forty adaNs between the ooos ~
swcnty and thirty, aud nisteen bet yeen 81 400.
Of sixty aud ninety years dies during the lat ,see
The diseases were Of The orditery type. The cold
weather, which has freed us from cholera or,nt,n
and cholera morbus, has acted very fatally upon per
sons affected with pulmonary and other diseases Of
NC chest and lungs, and aggravated the attack a
various fcvers sixtyfour grown Up persons died of
consumption, and twenty.three Of inflammation Of
she lungs. Different feyers carried on thirtyosr pa
Lents, Of whom twenty two died Of thu, known ~