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From HupsoT.-lr. Thomas SedEwick, DEPUTY
Sheriff Q; COLUMBIA county, whose fearless and eff
cient conduct throughout The Anti-Rent disturb
has ior him the respect and good will oi
all law. loving cugens arrived in our CITY this morn
ing and has lodgings at the American Hotel. We
learn from hiIn that every thing is quiet Hudson
and that the troops there under orders for home


The Artillery returned to-day a roon, ard the En-
net Guards are expected TO morrow; assuming g, Of
course that nothing occurs 10 require their longer
stay al Hudson II is the intention, We understand
Of Inc A!bany Burgesses Corps 10 meet the Emme
Guards al the East Albany Ferry, on their arrival
tonorrow, and escor, them TO their hrnory over the
Centre Market. Alb. Eve Jour, Wednesday,