New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

rO... h,.c., .ro Mr. Drew stock then selling at 50
for bonds which We're selling at "a, Mr. Drew pocseung
NV that illegal transaction 81 600 0cO MI tOnoi oneIet
~ nr , ,Ss N Mr. Drew could be brought here by an at
tachment If he came here Mr OCOnOr III pt n'l va
ne III itbont molestaton Mr. OConOr did not deny the
right OF the Legislature TO legalze the action W @ &
nent0n was to benefit the stockholders and the pubc
but ne did object to the Legislature leganZlnH q. ao'
which was intended solely 10 enrich the pockets ol r"s
Mr. Ganson followed on behalf of the Board, using the
arguments which were reported IN lHL lhIBUNE VII '"'N'
Mr. Dewitt C. Littlejohn followed the same side
said Nr Vanderbilt creating IN this state lie argued
that the Erie road only asking for the same & % @
position TO this bill was simply in the interest," re 10 oi & e
trial. which afraid of the competition OF tne Erle.
MIR Fairchid followed in equally earnest speech
against the bill after which the hearing was aOourheu
until tomorrow afternoon ~ -s~.-ssS o. >-'~vs
THE FIGHT IN TIE JERSEY LEGISLATURE
TRENTON, n. j., March 24,-ln the Legisla-
re to-day the Senate and Assembly passed resolution
10 adjourn on the Sd OF April In the Senate this siter-
noon the general railroad law which passed in the morn
ing was reconsdered. on test vote taken in the AS
somby this afternoon the Vanderbilt party had put SIX
votes considerable falling off, they having had tWeht
on Monday night The Drew party nave tne Legs'
ature certain. G.. ',pN-sNx' AssS@a.s-
Mr Socrates Tutte and ex-senator HoIey two eminent
lawyers Of NewJersey have been engaged to represent
the of the Attorney General OF NewYork al Iren
ton They presented their objections 70 the Drew bill so
hastily passed by the NewJersey Legislature Tie Gov
ernor xpressed have the Senate request the
return Of the bill in order that the arguments OF
the legal gentlemen might be heard before the judiciary
Committee The Senate declined TO act In the Assem-
bly, strange occurred, large majority being enx
ous 10 get the bill back and large and interested lobby
manifestng their Indignation that the bill had escaped
their hungry and slipped through Hungry members
also were anxously making speeches and motions isYor
making areQuest 10 the Senate to ask the return OF
the bill from the Governor. For nearly tnree hours
upon the main question STAYED OF, by pot0ns
10 adjourn calls Of the house. sc. Col Jones OF Mdqe'
sex cbamponed the cause OF the Erie and Col Price,
Cant Rhelin, and Others the Vanderbilt interest Az
times great confusion prevailed and 1t was only when
the Vanderbilt party were weaIied ont that motion 10
adOurn prevailed. The Jerseymen generally are not
willing to see the business OF the Erie diverted from New
Jersey 10 a NewYork Road. The GONerncr VIII pFopa-
bly, sign the Drew bill. -. -.
THE sITUAIIoSIIS JERSEY CITY. S'
The guardians Of the Broad Gauge Road, whose head
onarers are still at Taylor the Hudson, were quite
eatcd last evening AZ the favorable news received from
H1bauy and Trenton, which that the Vanderbilt
party had but six the New-Jersey Assembly,
flling-oG Of twenty-One votes since Monday night,
and that four OF five OF the Railroad Committee
at Albany recommended the passage Of their bill The
reduced rates OF fare the Erie Road into operation
this morning The fare 10 Buffalo, which was 81 70, is
g. The fare to all competing points IN the west IS
reduced per cent Late IN the evening information
was received at TayOr's Hotel that Judge Cekes In
junction restraining Mr.. OsgOOd from acting as
Receiver OF the Erie Railroad had been served on
him in Twenty irstst, while approaching his residence