The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.


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Our Special Correspondents.
ERiS, Jan. rs, 1854
Arrival Of TIE harshaI-Defnr. Inst cion' from he Pre-
side,t The 7rdek Relaid-E rpotd Area Of w Mar
ih41 BY ne Hayt0r Creek PseI u de-. dc.
The Marsh oil arrived here last night was expected
AMI IL nov staying at Browns Hotel When he went 10
Pbug he reported 10 tts United States court that he
nteifsrsd with while protecting the men snsassi In
RELAXING the track and that 1t would be npossibs Tor
him 60 with the work unless hs received assistance
from the Ukited STATES government Upon this report
Judge Irwin informed President Of al the circum
stances attending arrest OF the MARSHAL leaving the
whole n after 10 his direction council OF the Osbnst
VA held on the receipt Of this tel igsnce and after
oonsulstion the following Instructions founded upon
the opinion Of Attorney Genera. forwarded to
the Marshal -
The President desires you proceed to Erie and ere
the order, ana not 10 desst unless compelled by
superior foros.
Up 70 twelve O'Clock to-day nothing had been dous by
ID. hArsha but IL ia expected that ne will commence
hs reayng Of the tack this afternoon forty or
Afy laborers arrived from Buffalo this morning fer tho
express purpose OF working the roal tbs bridges
already In course Of epstrue,ion the connscdon be
tween the depot aud Haroor Creek ~l be completed by
Saturday, the M,snal ia not tgsH ineiferec with.
Judge Thcnpfon Lowry, Kirs, ans other ,irliroad
men, have promised that nv ihsl not d interrupted
either by orcbls orhy legal process; bat must
that there u cspo'iton he part Of the Hsroor
Creek people not 10 abide bJ th-iE promise. am in
formed BY persons who have bed t1eIe tnis morning
that they will have the Marsha arrested for sspsss
the moment single rail is laid have aresdy toli you
that suit had been him By the City
OF Erie and That sa.d FOR hi srrssr
about the time OF hts d psrure for P,burg Il i not
At ALI probable however that ts wprraas will b sxs
cutee and should he At thst portion p tbs
road which through this lily. believe lie Dc
allowed to finish i without moeststioa ofaay kine
NJ
Ear, Jan. 20, 1854
trpsaasn Of tie Work for one Day-To be Commenced
YOmurosO-Repo1s and Runors- o., diion and APPEAR
Of Tain0s ii. Ere
The Marshal after consultation Nth Mr. Tray, he
Superintendent OF the Northeast Erie road has con
cuded not the of the track be.
fore TO Meanwhile the city Is alive :h excite.
msnt, and rumors Of AL kinds saoat Some OF the
six foot conhden ly ssssrt that the Marshal Is oty
waiting the arrival OF the troops while others again
say that the President in favar OF the Eraus viii
proceed To such extremity them. De Il
ported to have said % Judge Thorn on, during lato in
tervew with him a. Washington tbG. the psope had
only but justice their side that they did act
Illegally In arrens the Marahal The dignity of ths
law he added not outraged b. that arrest for hs
himself had several times in his capacity lawyer pro-
cured the Arrest Of United states Marshal So fer
1t is Also said th a. the PEG lie u Cleveland and
ether Western cities changing their toward ths
ErsY that they beginning believe the ps )ps OF
this city sht hat they sorry the
suage they used towArs then, and that they very
desi our OF reconciA Wat trata thsro in
reports Am unable sAy but hardly think possible
that the Presieent ~oGd SPEAK 20 uDgaArdsdly tns
hewould ind eeiy rnco1sgs The E&as in tkeir course
by making use 4 tbs Language iu pu 81 10 him.
The Marshal sit-.e infor shat II ne is rested
by the people Hsroor Or, procure bail and
80 with The ucuon OF track unt he aud his
men are actually diyea from IL bg force Tnsn he
vii dest and r DO HcAll, 10 h. sdq q.riers stsyins
here to receive his do not believe ne will 90
or annoy 81 in Wills sins hsrs
ho uks,
up and the BRIGGS destroyed What viii be done by the
Pr,sdsnt in .uch an event it ia is,posos to nrsdiat
There here sho cefy him TO seno troops. SD
who say that they not be tbs soil OF Penn
syivAns before tiny driven of They havs npu-d
the either side and Drawn the plan Of
nrst campaign paper TIE government, they ar
que, has not mere than seven or eight thousand
elective men, and these would not be Oh for Sic
county alone Tnis Is Of exceedingly ridiculous,
but 1t will chow you 20 what extent some OF the people
here carry thsir rtjudee agaiost the railroad
appears tina Juces irwin did not allow the hsrbor
Greek prisoners 10 ieaFs jail unoonoo ally fiat
in the OF 50 600 Zach TO appear toe nst
day the OF the Circuit Court at Pittsbury
and await tuch ACTON should b. lAAsn at the tms.
This diren. fiom the statems MT OF tn affair
this cty-n to oeisve II, they oil Win fy
ing color, the Jscge e,hiosa sorrow for harsh
duct towards the aud tears OF repen flo sed
his cheeks when he discovered the wrong had
Much disappointmss felt in oonse uenos of their
arriving Tseto.y, AID 1t is aid they will
here before Friday Esxt GrsA. preparations uudsr
stand making for their reception crowds to aock
In from tbs country to gest them AND that day 70 %
several niles from tue city, brgs ceputAti Of tns
people, and their entry into Erie s be grand ovation
Tie city Of Erie whsTsver raky have been its form
conouop Is At lrcseat almost p4rslyEed and lnsIcss
There il business my going he
people lave istlrss sppeA Ance ss Il they TOOK IN
tercst In the ruling uoj ct Of tbs dAys
charge Of but tae moment taAt msooI@l they
look II i'm oed with hs and ready ,scuas
its various phases perhaps for the nsncrsdtb time.
Other people would have be tired OF IL long ago.
they cling TO II vi IA tribls tensc!, as their very
exitence dspetcsd upon i. Ers they say has too ong
beer dragged the heels OF these railroad men
been bubservient to their interests but they
nos deter mined hat they will longer be mad. the
tool Of wealthy al tyfsbnic monopoly has become
apparently matter # personal pride with men,
and believe that many OF them would give up half
OF their fortunes than yield inch 70 the railroad
company.
Company has not passed the legislature Of this 5.e
and anticipated, there h gr-as zeal OF uncertainty
.gs drg its passage The rair il is feared
will too powerful ia that bocy for the Esns, al
though some mi II viii psss this The po "
money may prove efsctuti "A tbs did In
the fall Of 1903, Whsu tina Pc L. gss were
ErAns say, bbed with 800 o0O agent of
Of the railroad pSniss TO p1ss act changsg the
Of Pennsy vAns To admit ot TIE Of
people Erie seg- they fear .5An aught ess and
they osrssAo all CT 70 disregard any other influence
that be brought sgainst them II this act should
pAss there II be greater opposition
Erie ard Northeast road. i'm
TELEGRAPHIC
B0wDYIsM STILL RAMPASr,
BUFFALO, Jan. Al, 1884.
The telegraph ts~een here and Era. is DOM, bus v,