The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-16
Highly Interesting from Eric.
PROM ouB SPECIAL REPORTER.

ERR. JNu. ~, lSo3.
arrest q he Unttd Sots Ma-shal ~ Dspuy and As.
rsant- COMMITTED JIl but Rel dsod IN Procuring
Bati-HI Depayt,ls for PibaJurg- The Ralrcad III
Without his Prcsdioe-D Departure Of Mayor Kingand Mr.
Lo'cyfor PiastEa fc. Gc.
The people OF Erie 1t would appsar determined not
TO yield before any GRITTY that OF the Uaed
States Courts. Asa proof this hAvs communicate
perhaps the moot extraordinary that you have yet
received in relation railroad dic atty Incredible
IL may appear The United ass MAJ shkl Mr. Frost
Mr.. SprsuI his depur md assistant, named Harvey
Reynolds have been sted AZ the suit OF each OF the
persons recently In all ut Pittsburg
The ground upon who brse suits have been instituted
= false imprforwen, re Marshal and his assistants
we're arrested about O'Clock to-day and commits "a
to Jail refusing "a bail the required being
sb 600 Tor each persor Upon arriving there however
he thought better ~ AMI procured bail in the req
amount from Mr. N cEl, who Was one Of the directors
OF the rosd but who has sincs in
Il said OF the oh reotos having refused to accsde
TO the terms of the proposition which he oed to the
people OF Erie, ~ which was sc.ept4d By them
In the public Ing which was held here on
last Wednesday. 800 report OF which | s.n.
you both BY raibcsf and telegraph Tho other SO.
curiy Is Mr. stone n Cleveland one Of tbs directors
OF the road running Erie To that city. The United
States Marshal eas, ght for Pittsburg and will
make complaint tl- Coitsd States District Court a
bis duty This il i army believed here will lead 70 the
arrest OF Mr. Grant Of the counsel for the Hsrbor
Creek prisoners an procured the arrest Of the Mar
shal on the following writ
Erie Connty SIS .ommo ,wesith of Pennsylvania, to
he sheriff o. sad ~ greeting W. comm.pd that
Hart l sr an. Sss srsH
shall be found in you tiwiok and them safely kssp until
50 that they be and ' our Court Of Common Pleas to
AID There r 70 Il a", p 'h pan a:,1 q
INV Thar M
means 30 ashAssd '' custody and have yos "a
Of our said court stire .he 9Th dayo January D. ls5i
SAMUEL PULLEY, ProthOno,.ry
The arrest Of the Ashsl Ia. interered with this re
construction OF the NJ for IL is probable that 1t
will be continued dur, hts nee The men are AFRAID
that when the e'tion OF the Marshal ~ithdra wn
they VIII BE- assaulted ~ the people but sd
that II ere is not the gntest car ger OF their tng
any violence upon tl.m This proceeding, however
shows Il at the pope determined to oppose the
United States Courts every step and In this they are
supported by soE+ their ableHt lawyers and their
highest ohciAi auth f'es What y will lead to no one
can TELL they sayed, not only against the rail
road companies bur against courts OF the general
eminent The p.opis great exasperaed At tbs i'm
prsopnent OF Genera Fitzpatrick and the other Harbor
Cresk men, who, " gptoi ted allowed To Isr
testimony proving the siy OF the charges against them
boue their witnesses we're some OF the most spect
able men OF Erie
AS may be Jpose the srest of the Marshal pAs 70
ceved with the 81 srthHsiasm by the Eans and
crowds nocked to BE- court house to hear the glad
Wen show II EN- ~, raid '.rha they Ars not going
to have all Il cir way and that II there Law for
in this building, in ietsy after the arrest OF the
Marshal 1t WAS Ad s1d ny the President. Mr. Ora.
ham, Mr. GAibriith NJ, Tosner, and Mr.. Laird, all Of
whom advised the not to break the peace by any
act OF volencs rerpec the property OF this rail
road.
An action OF trespsss ~ summons has just been
meuced by Thsmpton Grant torneys for the city in
the name OF Ihe II Erie Wesley Frost Henry
@. sprou, and J"r~ Z Tracy" for ob.tructing the
streets BY erecting ridges and other Dusancss across
them. The queshon OF national or State
sovereignty. The jurisdictions each other
in the face.
am informed that theintenton Of the city author,
tiles 10 bring suits often Of action shall
arise.
The MAJ or and Mr. Lowry left this morning for Pitts.
burg, where they are sunlmonsd charge Of inter.
70 With the Deputy Mashl while he had the Harbor
Creek prisoners 10 hs custody They attended by
large of VI TO the railroad depot and their
progress through the city certainly more like tr
umphn procession than that Of going to jail Before
them was - large va.on, containing band of mnsic
and from which b7patrs S"e flying. They xccom-
panied by ecort - ~ least hundred persons
among whom there not no did beliAye that
they were victims - wnst they call the tyranny and
despotisn OF the unit.u states Courts