The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02

openet and one OF the depuston expressed her wish TO
SEE Mr. sprouIe "nr. Sprouls II not here s6ssp said
T% oa. von. you come ~ ard t.ts
And directed their other parts OF the
house Failing to hsd him, some ono suggested that
certainly discover him there Sooa that gsn,lsmsn
aroufed from his table, where he writing, by
y. 's I,. Con. id NJ Frost and 0H me-, or two 2,
mo" They would not be Satisfied with this answer,
however and they searched all over the room in the
not TO be found. Alas for woman's consancy and
mans ipgrattudel 81 would give ousAne dollars TO
snd him said one Of the most eager among tn. t.iT
Ledmors, with the utmost sang froid that large
amount" 1t IL said that one OF the walters offered
Deputy had secrsted himself, but he proof against
both their blancishmsnts and their money. Attsr an
Intellectual search they much 70 their evident
ohAgrin and disappointment TO leAva which they did
after not however, without expressing their deter
ninstcn to call again fer the s.ms purpose.
Some OF these women, have been aiormsi since, are
very respectable but 81 ering that outrage
offered n their in the alleged insult 10 Mrs Lowry
they resolved on rsvsrsag themselves Ia thu manner
have stated. Two three OF the are between
thirty and forty yea Of and there couple OF
young girls who. think, ware not sighssn. rhs
OF tbs squiv,c character OF the enter 10 which
they had enlisted attempted hide thsr faces beoesth
large hoods Notwithstanding their efforts to coDosAI
themselves they we're seen, however. Tho really 70
spectacle ladies' Of the city, ! am told, regard
the whole affair as most cisgracsful pro.
ceedpg aud express their regret that any
Of character shou. offer her eervicss for such
purpose. They had am told, pet.icoat and AL tbs
other peculiar garments OF ths made expressly for Mr.
Sprovle, but my informant did say who took his
measure whether they the exact At That
suppose coad only be asoertained BY trying them on
Had they caught him. II the intention OF the men
to exhibit him around the city 10 his drs.s. This
ment you depend upon reliable for saw al
have d.scribec With the exception OF what have oo'
tanned ON hssrssy, and that have given IS such
JIM
Earn Jan. 3d. 1854.
Flight Of n. Deftty Marshal - Expected lriUal Of tS
GouanOr-P Preparations for his Reception
Deputy aahsl sproule left Erie this morning In con
sequerce Of the threat of the TO pay him another
visit As he is said to be q modest young man, and
rather bash'ul In the pressncs Of ladies' he has doubt
ss consulted ais feelings in leaving soon 1t
will be some time before he returns to Erie think either
in "A fosl or private capacity he appears have
decided objection to dressing In womsns clothes.
Mr.. Lednore, the Deputy o, the s. Marshal was en-
CARED this morning In the city supern tending the
men who employed in changing the six feet track to
the four feel ten The six feat should sts.e laid
down first for the purpose Of running OF that
gauge the track TO the depot Of the Western road
The change will b. effected in few hours; but the
Mar, bal has promised that no cars shall over the
road to dsy II tho connection bstre Erie and
Harbor Creek should be complsted. Some OF the
women by whom The bridges we're pulled down
tDe jaft time with difficulty persuaded
from dtmoiisheg thsm again this morning No connec-
ten -hstever is 10 be SLOWED between the Northeast
Erie and the Western ro,d the latter OF which been
placed by tbs late action OF the Pennsylvania
in he hands Of the Cover who Is here to-
morrow or the day after, 10 company with Msssrs King
aud Lowry Mr. Bglsr has raid that hs will place This
road under the supsrintendeIcs OF Erie until the
question sttlec finally BY the Supreme Court he will
INN ecisely however order II to be dowa TO the
which is about mile from Its present terminus
that passengers will hereafter be onpesd either
walk that distance ride stages their freight
conveyed in ssgons the ,ty The EriAns antici
pate roube In taxing possession OF the road for it
is rumortd that The Franklin Canal CompAay will not
rive IL up unless compelled by superior numbers 1t IL
aid that they will oppose the Governor with an armed
cree in which event the Eans profess their willingness
70 stand by him to the ceath. This however, Is mere
'uMor, and there may not be the slightest shadow
y truth 10 IT, " Ii said, also, that Mr.. Alfred
Kelly the President Of the Western road Is here and
injunction the Governor when arrives to prevent
him from taking possession OF that roa1.
NETT VII be held in Browns HOTEL to prepare for
the reception OF the Governor and Is probable that
there viii be some action ,aken IN regard to the raros
matter Some IN favor Of taxing up the track after
the first train OF pass II from the East; whia
Others are OF ths opinion that soothing should DO dons
beio the Governor arrives II Ia thought thu. he will
advise them not TO disturb the track OF the Eastern road
As grand entertainment IL tn be Civ him. will
doubtless make sresch in relation to the diff GUILTY
which VIII be fully rel ortsd ia my next. j. n.
The Ohio Resolutions
TIE r .outons Introduced irto tbs Ohio Lagislature
senuIciaoIy Ct P.nns, vania and OF Eie, have bseu
vutst down TIE ms jorfy regarded this disaoulty at
Erie between Coz pora i've bodies deriving
their rights from the State of Psuns lvanis shich
comFsiept o protect them through the proper tribunals
without Interference from any other quarter
n