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ANTI-RENT TRoUBLRs.-A letter from Kingston,
dated 2lst instant, gives the following informa-
tion:-


deem it of sufficient interest to apprze you of the re
suit OF operations in Ulster county The anrent
nen extended through the towns of Shandaken Olive
and portion OF Woodstock. The excursions Of the
sheriff posse were confined, however, to the two for.
ner towns and effected the capture and Imprisonment Of
ZEN OF the " Indians" The Grand Jury, who
Pannelled on the 18th instant directed and pro-
cseded to the immediate consideration OF the matter
:ual perspcuty precision and ability pioneered the way
tor the jury The consequence perceptible in their


rom anu emcent action Witnesses were secured
nas satisfactorily implicated their leaderr About twelve


s w 0s tGnn and others: probably their


osed will finish their abors tomorrow and leave far


s proper disposition the material they have been thus


laws The strength Of combined action by the Indians


Is now thoroughly parayzed panic terror is opera
under its influence, have fed to the mountains eavipg


their helpless and destitute families in of dsrac.


on no less than their own. Their return may be
peeted when may be anticipated whatever farther diff
Guilty individual effort, excited by evaporation may
prompt Such effort cannot, it is thought, control the
enantry but may be manifested in personal opposition to
ne and their agents. to the temporary obsruc
ton of their duties Tha insrrection may therefore be
considered as queled while its former for
time continue betray the evidences of commo.
tons and their remains Should Delaware which ad.
oins Shandsken destroy the anrent organic alton locs
led there and the uIy of Columbia coanty do their duty
towards the prisoners presented to them for trial. gen.
arBl dsDandng Of the tribes" will be suffered through
the State The recent experience of this county has
inspired ali citizens with confidence in the ecency Of
the armed posse for their protection and its adequate
atrengh for emergency Of the nature of that just past


New YORK LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-MARcH,
Z2nd, lo40.-ln the SENATE-AmOng the petitions
was one by Mr. JONES' of over 5000 citizens Of New York
anst the passage Of the Excise Bill close the locks
head of Seneca Lake to Fairport Mr. Porter made re-
port on the claim OF the contractors the line Of
canal through the village of Rome in which he charged
sonethng iikc deception upon the Hon Mr.. Foster, in
the statements made by him while Joint resolution Tor
bringing that portion of the line of canal inte use
was pending, at the last session Mr. scovl moved to
lay the report on tue table Lost and motion print
i've times the usual number of copies of the report
referred to the printing committee On motion Of Mr.
Jones' the bill in relation to the excise laws recon
mitted, with view to exempt the city and county of
New York iron its operation MIR. Backus introduced
o to incorporate the University of Western New York
The bill in relation to carry the United States mail on
ralrosds, read q third time and passed Also the
the bill to erect the town of Chester county Of
Orange The bill to enforce the laws and preserve order


same to its third readug and opposed by Messrs Wright
Johnson and Beekmsn who objected the sections chrg


ng the expense Of the militia called from other coun-
tes upon the county whore the difficulty Messrs.
Clark and sherman replied and the discus Yves pro-


onged for some time motion 10 commit the bill 10
committee Of the whole lost ayes g. noes IL. It was
finally laid on the table The Senate held executive


Ia the HorsE-Among the petitions was one by Mr..
Bloss for plank road from Albany to Buffalo, to be con.
sfucteo Dy CONVICT laDor The other petitions were nu
merous on the subject Of E. railroad par redemption dis
eliminating tolls, the closing Of the locks Sunday the
Slack river canal the carrying of freight railroads
parallel with the canal sc, Among the bills reported
complete was the bill to extend the docks in the city Of
Albany to renew the charter of the Northern Railroad
and to incorporate the Brooklyn City Hospital. Mr.


Harris had leave to introduce bill relative TO the coec


lion OF taxes in the city Of Albany Mr. Coe reported
back with amendments the bill to provide for the reno
val 0! causes from the Canal Board Mr. Van Valken.
burgh the bill to incorporate the New York and New
son, bill regulating the passenger fare on rnilroaas-
reducing II TO cents per milc Mr. A. w. Young the
New York school bill. The committee of the vhole Mr.
Howard in the chair took up the special ORDER the bill
auhotse the connection of the Dams slip and basin
With the branch OF the Genessee Valley canal rhe bill
was debated by Messrs Coe and j. Young in favor and
by Messrs Niven and Comsock in orposition-when the
committe rose and reported progressMr Comstock
having concluded. The BILL on motion Of Mr.. J Young,
again made special order for Monday at o'clock
Adjouined-.aibany Argus, March ~