The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-24
DOU BIZ E SH EFT
: New York, Monday, january "a, 1853.


Our COLUMNS are this morning so completely
flooded with news from all quarters, that we have
scarcely room for a brief reference to that which
H most interesting. The reports of the entertain
nents given to Mr.. Ingersol the American Minis
Ter, at Liverpool and Manchester are replete with
interest. The speeches of Mr., L., Lord Derby, and
others, evinces that none but the best of feel
mig prevails between the commercial classes of
the two countries however widely the masses
Of their people may differ to particular points of
policy. These speeches are in striking contrast
with the extracts which make from the two lead
ing journals Of London-he Times and Chronicle
concerning the recent movements of Messrs. Cas-
Mason, and their coadjutors in the United States
Senate. The course of the Senator from Michigan
has especially aroused their indgnation-but of this
hereafter. The spirited reply of the American
women, headed by Mrs. Howard, to the Duchess
Of Sutherland and her philanthropic female
friends Of England, will be read with par
hcular relish just at this time This Amazonian war
Of words is becoming exceedingly interesting. The
details of the great destruction Of human life by the
burning of the packet ship St George, bound to this
port with emigrants and the sinking of an unknown
brig near Bannow Bay, will cause many heart to
heat in sadness in this city, especially among those
who Anticipated the arrival of friends in the former
vessel.
With the exception Of two or three brief and unim
portant dispatches our columns are devoid of tele
graphic news to-day. The heavy storm of wind and
rain yesterday morning, succeeded by thick fog,
which lasted throughout the day, caused nearly a
complete suspension in the working of the lines gen.
orally open on the Sabbath, except the Magnetic
Company's wires, which, as usual were in fine order
to Washington throughout the day and evening. We
understand the new House Printing Telegraph liue,
hence to Washington expect to get their wires
the North river this week, when the public will have
choice in that direction, between two lines compa-
ring advantageously with any other lines in the
country.
a Last Saturday, in the Superior Court general
Term, Mr.. Field continued his argument on behalf Of
Alderman Sturtevant in the Broadway Railroad In
junction case. The learned counsel commended that
the Court had no jurisdiction to award an injunction
to restrain the passage of resolution; and that if
he Common Council were legally assembed-as to
which point in his opinion, there could be doubt
they had discretion, in respect to granting this
railroad over which the Court had control what
ever. Mr. Charles O'Conor followed for the Corpo-
ration in lengthy argument, and the Court rose at
half past four p NJ, postponing the reply Of ex Chief
Justice Bronson, the part of the plaintiffs, until
Saturday next.
A newly arrived German emigrant, named Leon
hard Hoffman, committed suicide by hanging him
self in the clearinghouse No. 76 Greenwich street
il this city, yesterday morning. The man had con-
tracted small pox and sent there for two nights
lodging, from the Office OF the Commissioners of
Emigration. He went to bed on Saturday night
had his breakfast yesterday morning, and in a few
hours be hung himself the bannster Of the stairs
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict of suicide by
hanging"
We have in type, and shall publish tomorrow, an
other statement relative to the difficulties existing
among the democrats in this city. Politicians Of all
creeds as well as the generality Of readers win find
it exceedingly interesting.
In addition to several columns OF advertisements
from which may be CLEANED ayast amount Of not only
nseful but very entertaining information inside
pages contain the following: Important Intelligence
from Florida detailing the movements of Bowegs,
the Seminole chief and the declaration Of by his
tribe against the United States; Letters from Wash
ipgton, reviewing the Proceedings in Congress;
Account of the Trial and Conviction of a
Post Office Robber, in Albany; Perilous Voy
age Of the Steamer Amory; Astonishing Sleight
of-hand Of a Female Gypsy Messages Of the
Governors OF Maine, Michigan and Wisconsin; Re
views of New Literary Works; Interesting Railroad
Statistics, furnished by the New York State Engi-
neer; Tabular Statement Of the East India Trade of
The United States; Financial and Commercial Affairs;
a great variety Of news paragraphs &c.