The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-13

81 Albany judges and jciss Barnard . sIsSmy
Judiciary OF Alba, and New YORK ngnung en-
otne5 IN iega' mock down style; n1e IN
pe sSA age Barnard ana samp sae Judges have
Illustrated by case wnich comes up morrow Ct
1 ten O'Clock before LUCE Peckham. On the eth
Peeka ssued an s Ss n an %
| ali other parties, from taking any further steps 70
contest the right OF Mr. Pruyn to act as receiver ana
Amounted the 18th for Fisk to appear before him TO
| sbpw cause why the Injunction should not be en-.
forced This was Immediately vacated by Judge Bar
nard who issued similar Injunction against the tam-
seyites appointing the last Tuesday OF this month for
the Albany party to appear before Judge hogeooon'
Judge PeckhGm turn vacates this order OF Barnard
ana holds the Fisk party to appear tomorrow, as
originally ordered by him. Accordingly 10 morrow
morning Judge Parker WIN appear Tor FISK IN 'a ,e
accomplish anything as all his objections In favor
OF Fisk and Barnards action WIN be oyerrnled.
The whole litigation s conducted IN TINS man,
ner and the attorneys for both parties admit
that they are unable to perceive any cna so
say say that When both parties have exhausted
their resources OF this style OF warfare the case
WIN oe ar n Ne SS YORK each have
tribunal the same fight may occur there Alter
wards the case may go the Cour. VI , npPeM rs
contest may be prolonged III that court. Meanwhie
the lawyers are reaping harvest ana having agooa
time.
Until settlement is effected by the courts the road
Will be managed by the Officers appointed py Governor
Holman, the Ramseyites holding the Albany end
companys oce this evening everything Is perfectly
Quiet. The Ramsey men are teeyrapnlng TO all the
| operators along the road in the vicinity OF the
tunnel for information concerning the movements
OF the Fskites at Blnghamton and are considerably
exercised about the seizure OF some this fore
noon by the Erie oicials although General McQuade
sends in word that he has ordered the Erie party TO
give up all the property taken by them. General
| McQuade Is to arrive from the seat OF war on
special train at Midnight and will report at once to
| the Governor, who this evening sent for Judge
Parker, Flsks counsel, TO meet Judge Alien attor'
ney for the Ramseyltes, at his house for consulta-
ton. 1t is understood that the principal object OF
the conference Is to have BON OF the CONTESTANTS r
port The counsel on both sides tonight regard
the bengerent operation along the road and IN the
Offices as at an end and say that no furtner inter-
ference with the regular trains will occur, but that
lively legal proceedings will follow for some time.
To-day, by the advice of Judge Parker, Fiskite
stocknoder applied at the company's ONCE for per-
mission TO inspect the books OF the company but was
denied access to them SO nat the Erie managers are
between the rival parties. The Fsk attorneys alege
that the public generally has been mised by news.
papers subsidized by the Susquehanna, New York
Central aud Pennsylvania Central roads, and that
not only large majority of the stockholders OF the
Susquehanna road, but most OF the people of Albany,
are IN favor OF Fisk. They feel confident OF ulti-
mate success and profess to be particularly delighted
with the course adopted by Governor Hoffman.
Report of the New Superintendent the
Condition of the ROad-The Damage Re.
puiring-Ordef Of Governor Hoffman.
ALBANY, August IL, 1862
Inspector General McQuade, who was appointed by
the Governor superintendent Of the road, lett he
city this morning In special tram for Bnghamton.
This afternoon he reported by telegraph fOlOws:
found the line in the following condition The
trestie bridge between Alton and Harpersville
! had been rendered impossible. The tresIle bridge
| between Harpersve and the tunnel is dismantled
trestle bridge about two miles from the tunnel and
freight Car on the track IN the tunnel. caused
a 0e inc S nG rssosS
the freight car to Its POSITION and brought it to this
station, The men are now ..,a at work repair
to Wit. the :::ssis bridges. One Of them
Z go much injured as to render IT irGDpssPe to have
the repairs completed before tomorrow nlgs ~ tgs
running re@@dlarly saturday morning. The party at
the this morning was quiet ana trsetanle anu
Led my orders With alacIlty. me soldiers nave
hamton sent home, and nothing now remains but
the completion Of the two treste bridges to place
JAMES McQUADE.
Mr.. McQuade will return TO this city this evening"
The Governor has also made the following appoint
ments:-
| STATE OF NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPA RrMENT,(
ALBANY, August IL, 1859.
| consent, copy Of which Is hereto annexed con-
sttute and appoint Robert Lennox Banks executive
| and financial agent OF the Albany anu Susquehanna
Railroad Company until otherwise ordered. As
| such agent he viii take the entire charge and man.
| Agement OF said road and OF the finances Of the
Company, reporting his action to me from time to
| time for my approval
| The present treasurer Of said company enc az
| conductors station and money agents Will account
| to said executive agent and pay over TO MIN all
moneys which now are and Which may hereafter
come into their possession. General James McQuade
tendent of said road Will continue to act az such
under the direction ofthe executive agent, to whom
he Will report
In witness whereof have hereto set my hand and
privy seal this 12tn day OF August, 1869.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
BY the Governor.
JOHN D. VAN BUREN, Private Secretary.