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ANT1.hKNT 1ROUbLES-lHc Oniy PoIdBIdPH "a
any consequence that came yesterday Is the fol-
lowing. The mail due last night may bring some
thing OF interest from Hudson.


The examination in Troy before Coroner Belts
was resumed on Monday. Nath. P. Martin was
on the stand for several hours. He testified that
one of the persons in Jail was OF the party OF
Indians who attacked Smith in the affray which
resulted in his death. The name OF the person Is
Henry Lund. He was arrested on the same day
with Goyer, who was fully committed for the nur-
der OF Smith, on Saturday, as stated IN our last.


Albany.


Correspondence of the Herald


ALBANY, Jan. I'd, lS45.
The Movement of the Troops Political 6fairs-


Netc Years Calls, &rc.


DEAR SIR IL


My letter published by you on Tuesday, and
dated 10Th ult should have been dated Both, and
have been received by you on Tuesday, A. M. II
contained news twelve hours at least, In advance OF
any chat you could have received from other
sources There is no ant-rent news from Hudson
or Troy Hudson has now the Burghesses corps,
so muskets; Emmett Guards, 60 muskets; Artil-
lery, 40 muskes; Washington Rifle, so rifles, and
Van Rensselaer, Guards, 25 muskets, all from this
city, as guard; No report had been received at
General, SO that we may safely presume that all
was quiet there.


Yesterday about 10 o'clock, Silas Wright took
the oath as Governor, and Addison Gardiner as
Lieut.. Governor. The oath was administered by
Secretary Young. The Governor and Lieut.. Gov
ernor received visits or calls, at the Executive
rooms in the Capitol, without any refreshments OF
course, whilst Mrs Wright, aided by the two pretty
daughters of Comptroller Flagg, received visits at
the gubernatorial residence In Clinton square. No
change has as yet been made In the Governors
military family, though it is said that the Adjutant
General, who resigns; the Quarter Master General,
Mr.. Benedict, who lives in your city, and some OF
the aids, will be removed. The day was beauti-
ful, and all our young men busted themselves In
spread in all the residences Of our old Dutch popu
lation, who do not believe in temperance New
Year.


\ Office-seekers are becoming quite abundant, but
of course nothing to what they were on the advent
OF Gov. Bouck his administration, following as II
did, Whie one, had one hundred times as many
oaves and fishes to dispense still there are quite
number of officers, hose terms expire this winter,
and all those who believe in rotation in Office. (and
all the hold to the creed whilst they Outs)
are IN expectancy OF taking the vacant places,


Judging from your columns, you have an ab un-
in New York just now. We are less favored in re-
gard to numbers here but the fact is Albany is net
theatrical place. We have Mrs. Henry Hunt at
a great faycrite here. do not know what you
thought of her in New York, but here we think her
the ne Plus ultra in her line: With ample opportu
mites Of judging. am inclined TO. name her the
u
high position, but would ask, VINO have you In
New York who can equal her +? Mrs. Shaw in some
characters; but Mrs. H. has the advantage in
youth and personal attractions, Her being here is
evidence OF the low state Of theatrcals In the lar
ger cities, for she receives larger salary, $35 per
week, and a half clear benefit, SIS more, every
two weeks, than the Park, or the leading theatres
in Philadelphia or Boston, can give, and yet we
have only Museum Saloon. There is man in
Reeds Museum Company, who, venture the pre-
diction, will, if he studies and is industrious, yet be
Uesldered one Of the very best representatives OF
shall keep you advised OF anything new.


Yours, Nc. HAMILTON.


ltr5sf tfEt AlhJHs&Hyy lhJH&Hyy aRg aMRAGg:5Aa@as IN. eI ~
The subjoined despatch from the commandant of
the Albany Burgessts Corps, was received yester-
day by Adjutant General Niven.


Since it's date, another has been received, the
whole tenor OF which, we understand to be pacific.


ALBANY BuReEssKs CoRrs, HEAD QUARrERs,}


HUpsoS, january l, l84S-7 A. M. s.
To the .adju.ant General:


msns Of my ~ company. % y under command Of Adjutsnt
Humphrey were detailed for d6 O'Clock yesterday
detachment returned this city about M yesterday
bringing with them prisoners three Of the individuals
for whom the sheriff had been in search No resistance
was offered detachment and attempt made to In
terfere with em except that on their way home they
found that the bridge the stream near the Ancram
had been partially evidently with the
design srrestins their progress 1t proved inquiry
to have been the work Olive disguised ndians"
without having damsged il materially before the detach-
nent came up No "Indiansn were seen by the detach
~srs WITH the whole By
tachmen yesterday in this excursion was 81 miles The
Deputy Sheriff bears testimony to the steady and soldier
like conduct ofAdutant Humphrey and the officers non
commissioned officers and men, comprising the detach
ment throughout this service. 81


understand that various alarming rumora in relation
to this expedition in circulation in Albany ye:ter
day 1t might be well perhaps to caution the public
assure them that when any thing decisive does happen
official intelligence thereof will be instantly transmitted
to head quarters by exp .css.


lam, sur most respectfully. your ob't servant,
Rurus Krsa, Com. A B. c.
The three persons stated in the above des
patch woodward said to be president Of the antren
association in Ancram, Williams and Wolcott.


large antrent meeting was held In Copake on Sat
uday and resolutions recommending submission said to
have been adopted,


The impression that the force now at Hudson
s greater than the sxigency rsquirss and that il viii
the train this mornings for the chiefly OF deciding
upon the amount of force required to ensure the poec
on Of the city the punishment Of the guilty and the
maintenance Of the laws.


sOrders are expected momentariy for detachment from
each company to accompany the Sheriff ON tour into
the country.


FROM CARAccAs-Advlces from Laguayra to the
4h ult have been received Extract of letter Of
that date - ~


We have had rainy weather for the last ten
days, which has done much injury TO the coffee
Our newly appointed Charge de Afaires to Ven
ezuela Mr.. Ellis arrived here on the 26ih Nov, In
the brig Caracas and started the next morning fer
the seat of Government to enter upon the duties OF
his Office His predecessor, Mr.. Hall, will leave
here in few days with his family in the English
mail packet for st. Thomss, with the intention OF
geing from there to New Orleans.


The Margaret came in this morning from Ham,
burg with ory goods, and large barque is now in
sight, standing in.


The insurgents in the neighborhood Of Lezama
have not vet surrendered; they have fled to the
woods and the mountains, and are said to be about
200 strong the military are at work endcavoring
to disodge and capture them, and there is little
doubt that they will he prevented from doing fur
ther mischief The President has issued procla-
nation which you will find in the Liberal Of the
23d Nov, offering pardon to all who will return
peaceably to their homes ~ 8. Gag.
NAvAI-The IT, s. store ship Relief, Lieut.