The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-13

deal or quiet conversation INDUCED In Mr. Barlow
presented the following resolutions, which were
adopted, and which, show the temper OF the new
Board In regard TO O'Brien's
CLASSIFICATION ACT
repeal In the Legislature:-
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requested to proceed to Albany the passage Of the
Resolutions were introduced and adopted re-
scindtng the resolution passed by the Executive
N qn January ISL Out never acted mpon
bonds, and also that the stock transfer books be
ordered closed and the Treasurer directed to make
lull examination and report as soon rs practicable
on the financial standing Of the corporation.
1t was reported that the amount or common stock
A gentleman friend OF The new regime reported to
the Board at this time that Jay Gould was willing
TO resign put wanted to do SO to MS own old Board.
'HIs OWN OLD BOARD,
could not be resisted The newly elected directors
them; 80 they decided to CRAFTY the little mans
whlm. and they withdrew TO another room. The
Gould and his counsel, Snesrman. AS soon as the
little ex-presdent made his appearance the
"b'noys all crowded forward, those In the gallery
leaned the ratings and all gazsd after the lit.
tle ngure as It entered the rooms where the recent
While the Board was IN session, and Just before
the events last narrated, superintendent Kelso,
accompanied by Inspector Walling arrived, took
hasty glance at the situation. and asked II his
orders had been fully carried out Being answered
stories about breaking OF furniture and carrying
away OF property, reported by some industrious and
property had been destroyed or removed.
Judge Downing shortly aiterward arrived, and
and a talk with a few OF the people around ne had
brief interview with Gould previous to the nego.
ugtlons with the new Board above mentioned.
sEss ON OF THE OLD BOARD
was called by Gould. at which he presided. and at
which were present Messrs. Sherwood Eldrldge,
as the Board was convened MI. Gould offered his
resignation as President, and 1t was Immediately
CHAIR and Mr.. Ramsdell offered the designations OF
tnose members of the old Board whose designations
mad been sent 70 the meeung held the DAY before.
1lled 6y those elected Of the meeting held ON Mon-
OFFICERS OF THE NEW CORPORATION.
rrestdent.Jonn A; DIX.
1,sasurerww. ". Sherman ."'''
Assistant 1feasTer-Justn D. White.
Secretary-Horatio N. GUS.
Assistant Secretary Mortimer Smith.
Supertntendent-Lewis b. Rucker.
C0unse,tor-S L. M Barlow.
associate COunset-W. w. Mcfarland.
General superintendent. ID. RucAer.
assistant General Supertntendent-J. W. Guppy
General Freight Aoent-B. W. Blanchard tout Of
town.
Assistant, General freight AGENT. Il. Rutter.
General Passenger A0ent-W. Il Barr tout OF
assistant Genera, Passenger A0ent-J. N. Abbott
AtditOr-G. y. MOrOsn1.
En0ineer-John Hilton.
1t was decided that Field 4 Shearman should re.
main as counsel IN those cases WHICH they Wee
ants to Messrs Barlow and mcfarland.
the following gentlemen were appointed on
Travers, Ramsdell and Archer and on the Auditing
Committee Messrs. Lansing Diven and Archer.
who nave played the dodge OF jumping the sence'
are not trusted on either Of the important COM
mittees, and that Gould remains simply as men,
All TINS was done in almost as short time as 1t
takes TO tell 1t, alter which Jay Gould went out,
ters were amicably settled, ana asked him to get
his men out Lynch turned around and quietly
SAID, 'The jig IS up; THIS way, men; fall H. get
out" and they accordingly got, and this part Of the
farce was ended.
The troubles Of the past two days hau left some
very decided traces in the gorgeous halls OF Erie
ses ESsras slept peacey inc
stump Of q fragrant Havana, which had some hours
Scraps Of paper were strewn in every direction aud
the rich carpets bore the stamp or MANY dirty
shaving S tSe eas the Sa aan
speaks in the highest terms OF the excellent state OF
discipline at which ms company have arrived, con-
their service. within twenty minutes after Captain
Lynch HAD received the requsltlOn from Mr. Gould
| the gallant one hundred and nineteen. the pride
| OF the ward, mad oil answered the roll,
and were ready for any deed OF
| daring which their chief might elect When
they were dismissed yesterday Captain Lynch wept
on parting with so much devotion, SO many rough
fearful night without one single member having
succumbed 10 the effects OF either the cold or stimu-
lants. About five O'Clock yesterday after
noon, when the camp was deserted and
the leading spirits OF this hence0rward celebrated
COUP DE MAIN
had departed to DelmOnic0's and other resorts OF
luxury to SID their Chabls with their oysters and
establishment went 70 work to clean up the tracks
OF the guerlas, and, after caring Off the debris,
make the offices nabitabe for the new corps OF OH.
GERS who have undertaken the management or the
Erie Ship and who are expected to steer II safe and
sound through the many ups aud downs OF Its trou-
bed course.
shortly alter six all was quiet In the Erie ofices
and the scene OF turbulence where some twenty.
four hours previous hundreds IN pursuit Of the al.
violence. was now wrapped In peaceful
quetude, and undisturbed by the measured beat Of
even single guardian policeman.
II was rumOred yesterday morning. and the
rumor Is probably founded on fact, that Judge
Porter and w. W. Mcfarland would go to
Albany last evening order 10 petition the Legs-
lature TO have the Police Commissioner, Henry
scandalous conduct on Monday IN allowing Lynch's
rOughs 10 destrO' and deiace the property or the
Erie Railway Company.
THE EXCITEMENT IN WALL