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THE AsTI-RENT TRoUBLrs.-A partial ex- animation has taken place of the persons arrested as participants in the murder at Claverac which leaves little doubt of their guilt. Rumors prevailed in Hudson, where they confined, that an attempt would be made to rescue the prisoners; but every measure had been taken by the authorities to hwarl such an attempt. A force of 100 men had been or ganized, armed, and ia under pay for month"; There is also corps of 500 volunteers in readiness to lend their aid in of an emergency. A deter- minatidn is manifested by the people that the laws shall be sustained The facts elicried on the exam nation, furnish clue the actual murderer, and it is believed he will soon be arrested.

 The subjoined letter contains the latest iniorna- ton in regard to this melancholy affair

 HUDSON, (N. Y.) Dec. 25. ls44.

 "Our anii-rent troubles are on the increase. The examination of the four prisoners now going on, is likely to unayel all the secrets of their assoc ati0n formed in thls county the 18th of October last It enrols some very respectable farmers, and what is more astonishing, sone too who own their lands in fee.

 A very respectable farmer was committed to-day from the witness stand, who refused to testify ard answer a question which he said did crimInaie himself. Alter some hours he nt d message 10 the Court that he was willing to answer all questions put him.

 He was then put on the stand, and testified to ma ny important facts. So that with few such witness ses we shall al no distant day put quieus upon that agrarlan spirit m th. county. This rebellion four ishes well m our manor towns as ignorance IS ge- nial soil for it's growth.

 Last evening messenger arrived from Albany inc forming us that in the noon Of to-day, the Bur gess Corps with 300 stand of arms, in addition 10 a we felch the first of January. shall then have full faith in our new Governor elecr, he win probably at declare these several counties in state of n- snrrection, and quarter troops m every infected ds- trct.

 Our sheriff received message this morning, and from reliable source. that the Anti. Renters were lsonally notified last night in the town of Copake. to hold themselves in readiness, at a mlnute's wan tug to march to Hudson, fire the city and release the prisoners.

 Let them come; tables are set, and our citi- zens quite ready 10 wait upon them."