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

spx..r determined that they sh,i rot remsin down.
n,IstrTa viii hsys them, Is possible to FORE
es though eouot IT viii tend considerably TO
nssdIess 10 state was not crested as was generally be-
sd he would BE- nor win be be in!ertsred with by any
Gen KllpAtricS snd his associates are AL !. thar
homes They speak In high terms OF the treatment they
received In " but tbs rpeeoh II Or. Sherman deli
serea = sas Dime, yss.ra.y WIN give ysu Ne. YOIhsIs
Of complaint Gen. Fitzpatrick is about thirty ave
years CT sgs and Is General OF the militia OF
Erie county. He owns three farms in common with his
two brothers, and the whole property 10 said TO be worth
m honest intelligent incustr farmer, and to his
credit and that OF his bro that his property al
most solely The produce Of their labor His cousin.
Archibald KrfpAtrios, owns . small farm, and
although not wealthy, is in comfortable circum-
stances Dr. Sherman is about sixty years OF age,
ID = very cid practitioner Ia This part OF the
country HIS impr,onmsn appears TO havs ex
cited more i'll feeling towards the rsilroAd pany
than that tfAny OF the othsrs Mr. Jacks is the pro-
prietor OF farm OF about hundred and well
known throughout the couaty before hs made himself
or asmide conspicuous in the VA with the railroad
men, They are csrsioly the lions Of the day; yes
tercsy they we're fed and toasted to their hearts CON-
tent and should thiLk have mad enough Of popularity
10 last them ali their lifetime. We exlept their
absence from their families, 1t popularity that
bought At = cheap rate.
Lat night there was a six foot ball, but it was rot
attended BY any OF the upper classes here There
shout thirty couples present and these enjoyed them
selves in dancing triaiSsio., TO the must3 OF
violin and two wind Instrument from seven O'Clock In
the evening till three this morning The walls OF the
room were decorated with old stage scenery
portos of which was painted tombstone with the fol-
lowing inscription -
90 o c c Q o Q c c c Q o 9 Q Q o
EKRx LIS .
II. WALKER
The FATHsR on THE GAUGE LAW.
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IL was trg nisr feature Ia ballroom, and some who
were espesaea with the appearance Of it, eAced
hsvs copy of the hich we're given
By tbs Attorney GeneralCAeb Cushins-to the Uoited
States Marshal l: states that Prosdeat is deter
mined thst the taty which the constitution impo'ss
him TO axe care that the laws be tai hfuy executsd
sha 20 Tar he has tire power bs performed 10 every
OF Copsrest but be Goes mol consider the Arrest
o, ne aaySs.l on civo Process, under the
which he Numerically discharged bail, In
cue form OF las continuing emergency to justify
the int rvtntop Of the armed orce OF the United states
And before proceeding to order ths same he desires him
to repair TO Erie and e OF the process
shall oe interrupted BY unlawful acts ths part OF any
persons Whatsoever he viii then bs prepared Issue
bis proclamation and take the other steps authorized by
law and which may be requisite FOR tbs maintenance OF
the authority Of the Circuit Court Of the United States.
From this 1t will be seen bsfors stated thIt he
must DC oriven on b, superior force before United
States troops are called upon. ]. NJ.
ERGR Jan g. 1854
The Frcsha Cdhdl Companzs Charter Is Repeald Great
R:joict'9s Th,reat-Tk g~ mar is 7ernir ation, &c
The greatest aney and useAsinsss has prevailed here
eli day. in relAto~ to the bill 10 repeal the charter OF
the Frankln Canal Company. Crowds are running to
the tesga ph Office to tquire II airy despst,h has ar
rived from Harrisburg but to four O'Clock not line
was sent over the wires Some of ths leaders, believing
1t necessary to have about the bill, began to
fear or the property OF the railroad At four O'Clock
this folio wing despatch WAS received -
The bill has passed sua ly repeating he charter o.
the Western Road. Toe Governor will leave for Erie
Monday morning by way OF Pittaburs.
This received with the most en-
thusAstc demonstrations of approval and d.
light it appeared TO afford instant relief to
the feelings of the whole psspls, and r thinh win
be the mssos OF preventing act OF volen,e the
rsrosd Toe intellssnce spr I'D the city
trueto Erie words you might hear
from nearly evsry And all agreed that the Geveraor
should get such welcome whep he arrived as would
eclipse all former in this State Canuon
drit 10 tbs public square willis am writing his
srd the opie Appesr 70 BE- carried w.y by Their fss
irgs. The 1overnor Is expected here Tuesday and
great preparations viii doubtless be made for hts rsoep
ton
sbould bsve stated In my arst letter Of today that
NJ. Mason, ths hef engineer of the Illinois Central Rail
the ross; Mr. Mix of the cocag1 sna Rock BLAND
road has engines for his the other tde Of
Hsroor Crsss ne Ia here for the purpoe T1ey
have spph-s 10 n people OF that township to know
they vii allow tbem to port then the road
soon =, the use lia, an undecsaod they in
umsted their vi ngr TO do Tnerr sout thity
mere locomotive, belonging TO the san o.ds between
this and pster,cn New Jersey whore they ouiit,
and they very anxious about them Sore ray that
they will not Or permitted to take aoa tina.
they believe IL il or " trick OF the Erie Northeast
Company e, their train over the road th-y refuse
II Will be me meet contemplate sod discoureous
acts that could be committed b. the psoPis Of sae
upon apother j.
ERIN, Jan 80 1851
The 1ar;kd at Harbor Creek Great Rejoicing Of TIE Srans
for h.r Rosnt T,etory- D,puty Mershal spros,e and
the " Ladies''Ther Attempt to Dre's Him 1. Wou.n's
Cothes-7heir lrruuless Search After Hi~-They Vish
The United States Aarslal E1dn,inc his Room in tie
Hopes Of Fsndine Hi Fugitive Dep,sy-Amusin9 Scene
Beu zen Them and a BodrdT, &C., DC
Tbs MARSHAL will have the track 1T Harbor Creek COM
peed to-day, not prevented By the interference Of the
people As their leAs ers however, have promised that
he shall meet with distractions nom the 1t is hard
probable that he will be interrupted In accoraaucs With
he instructions Of the Piseeent he viii only
that tn. four feten track IA laid must give
the the free ussn OF the roAdthAt Ia their
care must be allowed to run II without le hird
before his mission here IL at end T. after his
d, pArtre the people shall again and ces
troy the bridges the general govern Will intsiposs
its power aud authority saoud tbs conpau, desire it.
but the has already brought before thu su
prsme Court otthis State likely that they . M er
such circumstances, await lis decision When this Ia
made the peopls Of Hsrbor Creek ray they arc ~ag 10
abide by IL, II it should bs ayer.e 70 their ia.
terests Meantime hing Is quiet hers .hs ,ss-
sirsss and anxiety OF the people having been ON.
side'sby sll.lsd BY the rsyeL Of t,s charter
OF the f. snt lin Canal oomp,nJ On Saturday night the
streets Of Erie illuminated by large frss asd as
city resourdso With the chesrs CT the vioors OPP sis
gro rs H.tsl umtnbe bonfire, the ms.erisls for
which appeared 20 be raised by contributions r. all the
vine dealers In the CITY, shot its danes At least tory
feet ir the air 1haie met have b, nearly one hun
cred barrels spd hogsb-sds burning at time. b,
vhfe portion OF the people ~-rs amusing themselves In