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PEACE IN HuDsoN. news from Hudson and
the adjoining counties to Columbia is that every
thing is quiet. 1t is in contemplation to withdraw
some of the troops stationed in Columbia county.


From Albany Atlas, Jan. a.


We were informed BY gentleman0from Hudson yester
day, that meeting Of Antirenters held below that
city the previous night and the attendance Of two Of the
citizens was requested who went down to them. 1t was
stated to the gentlemen while there that all thoughts Of
resisanoe TO the laws would be abandoned thoy could
assured that arrests would be made. Such
PROMISE Of course could not be given, and the meeting
broke without determining upon any thing but with
the evident oelng that outrages would be com
mtted Last night party were to out to capture three
field pieces known to be in the hands of the Antrenters
We requested 10 state that detachment Of 81
Of the Emmett 0uards under command Of Lieut. John T.
Cough, accompanied the BurResses their excursion
upon requisiion of+he Sheriff the night Of the
ult. - t tMa1H


We understand that few days since. Mrs. Van Rensse
laer lady of william Van Rensselaer, of the proprie-
tors Of the Rensselaer, manor driving out in her
rage she encountered party Of Anti Renters in the dis
guse Of Indians who approached and deliberately unhsr
messed the horses from the carriage They then retired
TO the side Of the road where they discussed the question
whether they should carry on the lady or not Much 10
her relief the decision after some dabate in the
negative the Indians withdrew and thus ended what
seemed likely frat to prove romantic and to the lady
iissgreeable adventure.