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MANOR DIFFICULTIES N ULsrsR.-We have m. IN d
slip from the Albany Argus letter from insto ssns


more particular account OF the recent troubles III SIsti
II seems that the party that went oui TO arrest
Hawk" were fired upon with rifles by the lnosis ~ -
incc Of 500 wards some balls striking The ground ~ tle
Zee, and other. passing their heads The iidlas @
from behind stone wall on high hit. @ ihess ilN.
hein. pnrslIed Eassci Into Delaware Co. Cooper, nv
cpSeeper, inspected OF being rincleadeF' was M
There has been large asscublase OF indians 70 'e 'o
m Olive for the purpose OF arrestng deputy Dak' "o
was stationed In that with - men out e et f
Yrot-tcck before they Their nHinJer was RON
IN n, 100 and hev came from Delaware County on morse
back. 10 assis, their friends in Ulster


The Indians have their spies who are constantly tos
sr coIinr and give exact information as 10 the nuinDe
Of ;he posse, tbe.- stations &c


The writer from Kingston. under date OF i'ih ms says
tba, some arrests OF importance have been made and that
the Deputy with his posse, now consisting Of about 100
mon well armed are engaged in serving suop9nas aud
process.


Tur ILLINOIS LEAD REGroS-A gentleman at s..


nj. rom Galena reported that the miners I'D been


uay successful raising Iinsra during The winter and


-iere was very large amount OF lead or the landing
a. Gs!cna ready fo- shipment