New-York tribune., 1868-03-31
THE GREAT ERIE LITIGATI0M

In the Courts yesterday the motion before
Judge Carozo TO dissolve the injunction in the Blood
good suit. adjourned TO Monday, April IS, Judge
CardoLo az the time expressing his unwlngnes 10
become involved In the trial Of the Erie suits. The pro-
oeedings for contempt against Mr. Thompson were ad
jourued by Judge Barnard TO Saturday next Pluries
attachments aguus the three directors, not yet served
aud served In tho suit of The Erie Railway and James
whitney a The Attorney General , and S oihers % on
OF the Ere Railway 10 be heard on Wednesday next IN
GsI h,,a Sssg duly ,,y, at The l2h DAY Of March
itstsu he ssmm9Bsd before committee Of ne senate o
ss5s, ss S'S .a3 nis a,ss5s 70 . by ooe
trin On hs 2ih std S1s l hoa,s 10 hiy,ee9aL Ie6Si
ius % b az osss Of ,be sheriff sasehsni Or
5asss B,sr3 one q Gs justice. Of tS eos Ssi he
ioN ALLOW e dpoaer 10 but " take ih. dso
nee. deu 70 "a, ht 's 'e ,one ONE S,ss @ 70 oli &
tgorni Ad bin hoH be d be supposed Seoasa tlsT i,pnsa
a h, custody sou % ho s him ard pay ta literally for
maeS be wft, sbsa be ,issd dspores, What he SD
~ ,ss a.. sTGs s b. % sosa 1Si 20 5 m the 'sss % said Ss sS
With dsPoasnt Whsrs h pater sai aad perhaps spoesI could ~
ll,r some through ths n,erues Of fd Gs dsponeus
s, s ,ri 70 h. h eour, on tie day a hour Isi he attach
nssti sId further its dsPoHen' hih not A. DFES
C1 ead cossig oSs Icrl. Muls,r N,rs saith:
I o, os H .ssr Co. az man 20 70 tie house o. George q
Barnard 80 q Ts g. IN as d where b rsmaufd
company 9Th another 'n. e Ho No 81 West r"sntyantst
bad George Osgod pointed oa to ne and h a. The nan
sr" Narsh o. 1862 bern, M, W Il Morgan Notary Pabe
G ard County e Noo ork' Peron beng svgrn 'Ahi Iha
eommg iuoS5 Iea' 20 agou The ery eo.! which .s - The
NJ Drss sd M T,t sd ad they Intended TO cop one Or both
them meaning thereby that hsg would take them by s New
S.1 S,S os e ~. 5 'a,5g sS scSosh 5ssh sii purpose Ti %
R '.s .l% going h 'G isa, % rey Civ snd To PPesd
. NssYori c uhleh he entered and ihs'o
DISAPPEARED from his dsGoasSt sSSrn4Se hpg.'p Ps.os
l. Lpos Fowler oisool Co ONO. IS Broalst, EerYort
TIE Fosr Osgood CO. have been considerable time
past engaged bnsg selling tue 'OcE ofs Ehe RalsIy Com
George O. Barnard has within TIE time been frequently At tho
ofce of the said foecf Ogood Co, a. deponen1 rmsd aud
matter o. r,Fgs IN The stock market t tt, SAID
Barnard Interested 10 the peuaoBs 10 Be stock which lave beou
g0lns ou during th, lssi month.
also s. &, Ifi;s % ss 5 S' ~. Ss il Taa n,'d a
Shsll Augustus sehsl, James H. Baneier and FauL worE
engaged buying and selling Tie said stock for the persons oTe,sd
ssorn March n eea before " H. MoR0iS, notary Public
Mr. Purcell tho sher's officer who arrested Mr. Diyon,
says that when he arrested him no Ir Dlven) asked
II necessary that he should be locked up and what
would compensate me TO let him remain IN my custody
did not know that he would not forget and asked me II
would allow him to see his COUNSEL said yes, and went
Diyen alone in the with his counsel Mr Bancker,
who was hie superior, iestines that ne paIoied AIT
THE SITUATION IN JERSEY CITY.
The headquarters OF the Erie Directors in Jersey City
literally beseged yesterday by numerous parties
from NewYork anxious to ascertain the whereabouts OF
Mr. Jay Gould, whose departure from Jersey city wns
exclusively reported yesterdays TRIBUNE. Not
with standing the many inquiries, very little in
formation was obtained beyond the fact
that Mr. Gould actually left Saturday
evening" but his present whereabouts only known TO
tho Directors who decidedly retcent The report n
Yesterdays TRIBUNE stated that Il aurmised by those
who were supposed 10 be well informed that Mr. Gould
60 negotiate for the building Of tho Broad Gauge
nectlon. The only information that could DO OBJ
tanned In reference TO the truth OF this rumOr
was the assertion, by knowing ones, that II Mr..
Gould did not snake his appearance In the West
IL would be IN locality where he would cause the Van
derbllt party much moro annoyance Tho information
that GOV Ward had signed the bill passed by the Legsa
t,lre making the Erie a Eow-Jersey corporation
eelved at 10 o'clock p. The monthly
meeting Of the Directors which takes place tho 4h OF
April will probably he held In New-Jorsey.