New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
NETWORK. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1869.

fires could be seen brightly blazing through the dense
Atiength the long looked for train appeared II
picking the guards and taking them to the city, and
give rs Biscuit old feoW said Sne Dry up don't
talk about biscuit haint had square meal for week
cried another and among them all there did not seem TO
be single man who had slept in bed who had eaten
at table for fortnight. Stll every enjoyed the
Fun" as they caled Most them looked very seedy,
and might easily imagine that they had been on a
six months campaign. Tin cups were tied their but
onhoes and some had bottles sung over their shoulders
On arriving at the tunnel we found the depot filed
tunnel IS about 500 yards north Of the station There
is an embankment OF broken stone between, and on IL
abundant and better place for the fight could not have
eeen selected long steep mn rises far above ths
by the beauty of the scenery. Valleys shining rivers
nSed pes aSd long lines on GS 9S
before finding oveier than among the hills Of the
guards were here put on board the train, and we re-
turned TO Binghamton.
To-day the people Of Blnghamton are gathered in the
streets and In the hotels discussing the Erie and susque
hanna question: Many Of them are opposed TO Fisk and
Gould, but there are not few however who think that
the Albany people unwise in fighting against Flax
They say that 1t would be the best thing possible TO have
Vanderbilt and Fisk. Though they do not always ap.
prove Of the manner in which the Erie went to work s
they declare that Fisk did nure the road the sus
anehsnna people dad wrong 10 tearing up the track and
On the arrival Of the train at Alton on
day, under the Erie management 1t was Obliged to stop
as three rails had been removed by the order Of Supern
tendent Van valkenburg The citizens tagged the train
Tor the safety Of those on board great loss OF life
s universally commended by law-abiding citizens. Gen.
McQuade takes exclusive charge OF the road and leaves
this afternoon for Albany.
THE sUsoUEHANNA ROAD TO BE OPENED TO
THE PUBLIC TO-DAY.
ALBANY, Aug. 12.-Midnight.-Ge McQuade
arrived here at 1890 p from susquehanna. The
bridges being repaired with all speed. Trains
mence running at O'Clock tomorrow morning Broome
County will have to pay the expenses Of calling out the
militia The Inhabitants along the road are In great
fear. and of them locked their doors and extn
guished the lights on the approach OF the Generals
train. They say they did not know but they Fisk
of the night and some of them said had the Governor
not interfered they would have made finish OF the
Erie men.
RETREAT OF THE ADMIRAL FROM ALBANY
ALBANY, Aug. 12.-Whle James Fisk, jr.,
partakng of his dinner yesterday he told that
officer after him with q warrant from Judge Peck
ham. He Immediately jumped into his carriage drove
TO Coumbiast bridge and hired the steamer Eras
us Corning j TO take him out into the middle Of the
river. Fisk conveyed to the st. John by the Corn
ing jr and went down to NewYork last evening 1t is
said that the Corning originally chartered for the
purpose Of conveying Messrs Pruyn, Ramsey and Van
Valkenburg 20 New York, the attachment issued by
Judge Barnard II then the design to put Mr.. Cour-
ter In the susquehanna office and keep him there This
mscarred and Fisk retired beaten at every point The
Corning was chartered for q consideration Of 800.
FIsK mot AT HOME"
Mr.. Fisk arrived safely from the seat of war
yesterday morning in his chartered steamer, and all
day yesterday he Lying low" at the Erie offices,
admitting except very special business, aud
then only after careful reconnoiterng
TIE PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGE BARNARD
YEsTERDAY-HE SETS ASIDE THE ORDERS OF
JUDGE PECKHAM-MEssRs. PRUYN, RAMSEY,
AND VAN vALKENBuRG TO BE BROUGHT TO
NEw.YORK.
In the Supreme Court, Special Term, yester-
day before Mr.. Justice Barnard, the matter OF AFRO
Chase agt The susquehanna Railroad Company ct al,
The People rel. Robert IL Pruyn ct al, came mp on
a motion made by David Dudley Field on behalf Of the
plaintiff AFRO Chase for order setting aside TIE or
made and proceedings had before Mr. Justice Peck
ham in the Albany District The motion was opposed by
Mr. vandcrpoe the ground that the ciroum-
stances did not justify the appointment OF Receiver in
the Mr. Field in reply, said that his only object
TO get tho matter back where u had stood before
Mr. Justice Barnard when he Issued his original order,
aud to get rid OF the interference Of Mr.. Justice
Peckbam I'm matter in which he had no business The
have been issued 10y Mr. Justice PeekhaD, staying
proceedings under certain orders OF this Court Mr..
Field then read tho affidavit OF the Sheriff OF Albany
setting forth that IN his enOrtst TO execute an at
tachueut against Robert II. Pruyn and others he had
been met resisted by force and violence the part
OF the defendants and he (Mr Fcldl therefore, moved
Sheriff OF Albany County for the arrest OF Robert H.
Pruyn Joseph II. Ramsey and John n. Van YaEenburg.
The allowed by Justice Barnard reurnaDe this
morning. and shortly thereafter the Sborn OF Albany
Comfy In Court and represented his inability
"a make return within the time required. and asked
that the return be hxed for later day The writ was
accordingly amended by the Court so as to be TetuTnaDe
Saturday next tomorrow.