The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-14

We have taken the best legal advice to any step
have moved Cities, borousbs, towns and indivduAls
have laws well rairoacs and mber thing
-remsm ber It disinc ly-kt 20 forth the world
1t down Mr. Re porteetbat Court en- earth has
raid that Hr Dor Creek and e wrus aud that tins
priuciplss n1rg for not right Tn.y are
| i2tt. and ~ill he decided 70 BE- so BY the courts.
Taese principles hsve t.ker too deep root TO % oster
lie or b. killed bu, you m.ht as well Try
10 Il tia Of hsgsras mighty fall with gentle
breath 70 eradicate from the this city and
v ard # the ate o. Pennsylvania m adherence
To pincple ard right The railroad company never hac
either the permission night TO blost up the pu ,ic
hishwsy In Esrbor elk obstructt the stree OF this
y by the erection bridges In and the layipg of the
track over them Never Ga the contrary its charter
prohibt tie LAYS OF the State forbid such oostruc
iiorF. confess that TO assemble here quietly aat ala
these terra with e1ough on hand to rip the
whole read from York state to Ohio n an hour and Al
TIE time the United States Marshal quietly proceed
ing Win Dis track laying 10 the city, maxi your and my
6ood-run smooth and gives exit satisfsc elton
DO not, and you must not infer that had The least
intention OF ending the last sentence differently Bat
the fact is about month ago wen writ, were served
on me; Few days after, five more, and this morn
ing another, citing me to appear At PITTS
should not be jagged These wits. no wevsr ara prsl
mih'ry ipjuuctioDs, and decide merits "a ssa,lman
in the citing hero asked Mayor King writ
WAS served on him fsr) cannot imagine why this las
writ served 1t processes to say for sting Deputy
Marshal Sprou in taking Harbor Greek brethren
Pittsouig Why, gentlemen, Mr. Sproul vas bet.
ter treated than he by us. We treated him with
every attention and kindness; there not unknd
or ungentlemAcy word lid to him At the tin O. and
only any time that be referred to- Others and myself
inter ceded with him to allow good men q, ever
breathed, to go through Pennsy vania to Pttburg
stead Of going BY Of Cleveland he agreed to
quest We well satisfied and had idea that the
railroad going to drag to Psbura
we have to undergo; but gentlemen, not half
whipped not reused upyet, and by and by will give
them legal whipping that they win remember. Why,
icok at HArbor Creek Erie Two small 10 ~ns have
been fighting almost all powerful combnatisn-the
largest Ind most wealthy railroad monopoly In worli-or
two months Pennsy lvanA has sustained most noby,
and New York and Ohio ride over US. Phia.
ceIphia has ubscrbed two millions by almost
most vote OF her councils, to the sunbury and Erie
Railroad and be grateful enough to her.
The Governor has NO idea that rights shall be
tram pied upon, and the legislature and judiciary viii
much OF this condemnation is hired and paid for His
Honor the Mayor OF all Erie, in for full share
Mr. Lowry fora greater So let it he-we stand it.
Excuse the depression, but gentlemen had idea that
poor country lad like myself to become so no.
torions Ny father was Pennamts, and doas service
Tor his country In the last With Great Britain
father was lieutenant In the Revolutionary Arpy-re.
ceived from Pepnsyvania grant OF hundred acres
Of lard in this county for forming treaty with the Six
Nat ons Of Indisps assisted in carrying the noble but
wounded lafayette from the field and this boon
friend Ct Washington returned to visit the country
freedom to which he had attributed much to ssab
hsh, he and Lieutenant King, both old and inirm,
rushed into each others and wept ike children to
to the proposition lei it be accepted
1t IS the best we can At present do
II. following is the proposition vhi,h the President
received ire Dir. Metcaf, the railroad DIRECTOR
81 s to a 5. the
sre . the bridges on French and ste
company ans then not until .isr h.,n days notice
but after 'rks from the Presdsnt Judge Stsrrt vii
son Lair Esq, and Others, it almost unanimously
1optee.
@r NcGnI, resident Of H.rbor Creek. promised. on
bel al q the people Ct that place. that opposition
should be made 10 the Marshal In the course of lis
rema ks he expressed his firm conyiotion that the at
70 bpr lha liz
bridge, was the act OF the rail osd employees.
Ait.r the proposition WAS accepted the meeting I'D
Joped And go ends for the present the war be
The Essns the Hsrbor Creek the Erie Railroad
Company.
CIRCULAR OF NEW YORK MERCHANTS.
TIE undersigned, merchants OF the city Of New York.
engaged In the Southern and Western tradein view OF
the railroad difficulties which exit 1T Erie, in the
State Of Pennsyvpna toget with the OF
sn early adjustment of those iii and the OBSTACLES
created to the Al and ex
ped trspsporta ion OF to the West for
early spring trade by the usual railroad through
the territory OF the State Of Pennsyl'aniahave deemed
uccioua and advisable to seek other
by merchs pdise its to the West may not be
jct to the vex.,ous dstentons and expressions which
now hamper IL at Erie.
Thew therefore issue this circular to the merchants of
the West and South who desire to make early
meD,s OF goods from New York to tbs opening Of
lax. iav Cation spprsipg them thereby that thy have
united in making an arrangement with responsible for.
Ad.is for the delivery within specified time OF such
so d. AZ may be purchased of their respective firms this
sp ing a. the usual ports Of tsush pment the Ohio
and Mfts ppi rivers At prices below published rates
carriage any the routes from the Atlsnt, 10 the
Wst ard that will be their coLtnned endeAvor
the pri equality At least With those which NAV
b. ADOPTED ard published hsrssftsr in good faith BY
spopsoIe and respectable OF apy
MIR and equally reliable and peditious mode Of CON
veysrce to thu Wtst
BY tbi. emit goods will be transported from
View TX to b ,moe By dali, line of .tsAmsrs and
thence by the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Wnesling
virginia on the ohio river, thus securing the chsap,
hure-t and ost exp, dit conveyance 10 The West
The Il erfiRUed refrain ind
ing IN an comments the extraordinary proceedings
which have taken place and are still going at Erie
In me state OF Pennsylvania, and which have laid
them the npsi ious necessity Of taking the steps which
this circular Announces.
They leave it to the publ sentiment of the
west to express its own view the and 10 such
manner may be judged most expsdient hen the
vat mp'rance of the various public and private inter
eats " the West ard South which are erionsly en-
barra's.d thereby, are ia ken into considerable
Nav YORK JauuAry IL 1854 -
Jsflrsy Sons, 70 Broadway.
Do wen AcNamee d Co ll2 Broadway
Clarke Walton x Co, III By adway
VIM H. Cary Co, 243 ard 245 Pearl rtreet.
Moulton Plimpton L. v-sey and Barclay streets.
j. o. wilson Il Co., IL CoItlsnt street.
Draper Us-k 4 CO % Park place
Davis, Pyrne & Johnson oil Liberty street
FreelAtd, Stuart 4 Co % Park row.
6reenssy Brother Co, 10 Bar LAY street.
EDWARD l. mo-rt & Co IS Cha bers street.
Burt, Brotl ers Co, so Br sd~sy.
H,gry Smith & Townsend, ll9 Broadway.
Fro bingham, Newell K Co 81 broadway.
sets Kinsi-y, 14s Bro.dua,
Clt fir, Selip x Co Ill roadway.
Lee, Csse Il Co tS Broadway
Warner, Minor Young, lac Broadway
Aex.rd der 7. Stewart 4 Co, Broadway
Jennings, Mead Co, IL Murray street.
ALFRED Ell Yards h Co Nos 0 and II Park place.
Tracey. Irwin Il Co, 23s ard 2s5 Broadway.
Benecict HAl Co., q Park row
Pratt. Woodford o., No 4 CortiAodt street
J. n Rsptom 4 Co 80 Cortlspdt street
Stone s arr 4 Co., 81 CortlAndt street
HiliAre, Hayes Hopkins 4 Co. "a Cortlai dt street.
A. rockingham Co, .o2 Broadway.
G org- Bliss X Co., Barclay st Get
Carlisle x Ste6man, 60 Liberty street
Dbble, Work Moore % Murray street.
s. B Chitenden Bro & Co rs Broadway,
James ssd Henry MoBfids l02 Broad street.
Kent, Powder II Co., No Front street.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS
ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT ERIE-TELEGRAPH POLES
PULLED DowN-DEPor ATTACK sd PIT rsBURG ERs
OFFERING THEIR SERVICES.