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

had been en,oned by one party or the other and the
road thus left TO manage ltseL Mr; ahani
age OF this condition Of affairs ana brought sue NO IA
the name OF AFRO Shase Wee Presdsnt Treasurer
Directors and superintendent LUIS complaint SET IoIn
many were al tied up by these various proceedings ana
njunotOns that one could operate the road sgn
checks or do any whatever aud that the property
of the Company was thus being impaired in value ana
the stock Of the plaintiff rendered worthless Receiver
was prayed for and Charles Courier and James Fisk r
were duly appointed Receivers Of all the property
Of the Company with power to run the road
Armed with his order of appointment receiver James
Fisk ir AT a. m. Saturday took possession OF the
office and property OF the company, Dut was suDse
0uenty elected from them, and Mr. Pruyn entered THIS
Condition OF affairs being teegaphed TO New-York, Mr.
Shearman Instituted suit No g. A sort OF rider or sup
was ohtained against Pruyn, the whole Albany Police
and all the railroad employees, forbiddng them 70 inter-
also Issued 10 all the sheus along the line OF the road
commanding them to enforce the order Of the Court
and to assist Mr. Fisk in the discharge OF his duties Inc
writ he little known and rarely used except In the last
extremity bat Il is very potent, ana is t1
giving the sheriff power. aud commanding him TO can
upon the whole country as posse e0mduS II heeu De
10 enforce the writ Sunday brought truce botn par
ties agreed 10 lay on their arms TIL Monday morning
each Receiver leaving personal representative IN the OF
st No was brought b4 the Ramsey party in which the
Company and VIM. A. Rice, Director, were plaintiffs
This exact following Of the antiRamsey suit NO.
and an Injunction similar to that above set forth was
obtained and served upon the Receivers Courier and
Fisk. On the motion to punish MT FISK Tor contemps
Court in interfering with PTuyn Receiver questions
fact were brought In ISSUE and the matter sent to el
cree TO take testimony aud report TO the court. -
The question Of receivershp according 10 telegram
from Albany has been referred to Surrogate LawtOn
who will take testimony in the matter, ana report Oh
Thursday. Judge Peckham yesterday morning issued an
injunction requiring Fisk to show cause August 10 Why
he should be enoined and restrained from taxing MY
further steps in acting attempting to act as Receiver
In the mean time Pruyn holds his position as heceve
and the Ramsey interests have possession OF the
Binghamton dispatch states that at p M yesterday
Sheriff Brown seized the office and what rolling STOCK OF
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad he could get pos
session Of the authority Of writ OF Judge BARNARD
Mr.. Vante Of BinghamtOn was placed In possession Oh
were seized by the Sheriff. one escaped ana lnaae
good time for Albany. An engine from the Erie
Railway was placed the 230 passenger train at Bng-
hamtOn allowed to leave the track at tue
depot The train started however, at drawn Dy an
Erie engine and in charge Of Erie conductor super
iptendent Pratt of the Erie Railway has been appointed
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
by James Fisk, IT,, as Receiver.