The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

ber were brought to trial few daysinoe at Pittsburs
on charge Of ntsr ring with the Deputy Marshal in the
difchargs Of his duties The following desp patch was
oeived to day and the spread through the city like
wildnre,-
Lowry and King are discharged without costs They
will leave for home on Monday.
The whole city, Is said, viii turn out to receive them
and grand banquet talked Of This triumph, for 1t
4 regarded such BY the people, has given them renew
cd strength and would b. foolish 70 talk about suoh
thing . compromise. Bssides they in daily
expectation Of receiving intelligence Of the pA~age
blu repeating the charter OF the Franklin Canal Com
psny-a measure which weud have the effect Of putting
an end to the present diff suy. Judging from prese
appearances which decidedly In their favor they
are too powerful for the railroad mon, who must
eventually suosumh. It Is well knswn hare that the
President has refused to interfere and 1t IL re-
ported that the Attorney General has given his
private opinions that the EriAns acting accord
ance with Law In owing The bridges and tracks The
Governor too Ia svowediy their rde and they have
tse sympathee OF nearly the whole Stats Of Psnnsyi
vsnis With such powafui support they feel quite
guine AZ their ultimate success But mean While. the bu-
sinssa Of the Is totally neglected. the bsotmAker
leaves his stool and the tailor hs bench TO talk Of the
I'm portaut sues involved In change Of gaage you viii
hear OF nothing bat the four aad tracks svery
BARRIERS shop; and, have already etatsd old friend
sbPs have been severed BY differences Of opinion on this
the quarrel and bstide the hApess schoo boy whose
parents known TO BE- unsousd tbs great question
Indeed 10 such extreme extent this feeling carsd
that party politics overlooked, and who
formerly nvsterk political oppooents join hands
he ak foot guage Ind swear 70 i've and die BY It, Oss
OF the New York daily papers has undsrstsId lost about
hundi cd Of Its subscribers In this city In consequence Of
IT. bitter opposition 10 all vhoparioipaed 10 the destruo
ono the railroad property They do not however, carry
their peudices far sgainst the HAID Ia
Of the in hoh IL speaks OF their proosedings
for they say that whatever It may write abou. thsm II
always willing to give both sides OF the subject II
but natural that they nd feel indignant st some Of
the ridiculous stories and fAseboods that published
about hem aad assert their belief that they fsbr
Gated By parsons in the pay Of the railroad company
The truth certainly bad enough without making su
worse BY false statements. Suoh possibly
Co good, and has only the Effect Of ng toe
minds Of the people In and out OF Erie.
II vas not J. H. Walker vhe eTgsd On Tuesday
last a. telelrapted from Bufalc but his young
about twenty years OF age. These many
tradotory stories current about the OF II that
Ia I'm poeaibe to ascertain which true 10 said by
rome, that he engaged In taking down names .
alp pa per- in croborAtoo Of this
shs has got the paper with hs hand writing upon It. This
10 certainly strong evidence; but there others,
sRAn who wiling to testify under oath that he had
noihirg whatever in his hand ct the time he was
sautsd AL however, Iesm 10 agree In saying that he
caught hold Of woman BY the throat beoause she
fhosk hY Slerchst ban, IN bis ACE Hs sss not hsw'