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KINGSTON, March IA, lS45


MANOR DIFFICULTIES IN ULsTRR.-l should have
some account of difficulties, had not waited in
hopes that all would probably be settled soon As to
what has occurred all accounts differ according to the
hopes interests or fears Of the persens giving them As
before stated, the Sheriff went cut with his posse,
after reaching the residence Of H p Shuttle in Wood
stock, about p M, which ia where the persons
he wished to arrest reside, the there rested
Of the most resoute selected from the Kingston
posse to at y at night to secure the person Of
others known to be concerned in resisting the
Deputy She if, schoonmaker, in discharge Of his
duty, disguised and armed as mentioned in my
last. This party under command OF Dep.
putty sheriff Schoonmaker, with proper person for
gudo but were detained until O'Clock and then set out
in Indian file The night very in the
tains the hair and clothing Of the with
FROST and the ground with to the depth of inch
and being soft under made the walking almost mpas
sable to armed they Still they pressed
VITA determination, and taking circuitous route that
they might not be discovered, and wading through
swamps and morasses reached Bishops house. sfter
walk Of miles about day light They could fnd
men and the women appeared to have expected visit,
end said the anti-rcntes had been waiting for them
time &c. Leaving the house, they then discovered
tracks in the snow leading to the barn. which was
men into swamp, and there discovered a box
containing Indian" dresses and also the identi.
cal dress worn by Black Hawk" a, the time the
deputy was stopped By him. The men then press.
cd the track and portion Of hem fvc in number ha-
wing become separated from the main body by hill
about the distance 500 Yards The shots were fired in
succession from rifles, and some balls ressed over
the and struck the ground at their feet Here
the sheriff coming up with the whole of the Saugert
posse fifty in number forbade the pursuit bat OF
the men, cnresed at being fred on, Immediately proceed
ed to the place The Indians had fred from behind stone
wall on high hill and the mark could be in the
where each had laid and rested his rife the all
when he re This occurred at the foot OF the mountain
and the persons who fired afterwards by
their return ascending the mountain at some
distance and at great height, looking, described
them, like cats than From the nature OF this
country, those accustomed to defy pursuit. and
only be arrested by stratagem. These men,
ascertaned SINCE passed to Delaware county. This
Cured on Wednesday morning. The sheriff then dsmis.
sed the Saugerties posse and Thursday night returned
lance under deputy Schoonmaker Cooper the keeper Of
the public house, who is suspected OF being rngleaer
brought down by the sheriff under arrest and still
detained.


have Just heard that there has been large assembsge
Of Indians in the town OF Olive for the purpose Of arrest
ing deputy Dakn, who stationed In nat town With
as men but he left for Woodstock before they up
Delaware county horseback assist their friends in
this county.


This morning about men were sent out by the Sheriff.
but am satisfied nothing can be done unless strict.
used as the Indians have their spies who
SANITY going and coming, and give information
to the number OF the posse, their station, &c.


March Ibth oc ock


hear that arrests Of Importance have been made
ard tha the deputy, with his posse consisting OF
about 100 men, well armed engaged in serving sub
ron mas and process.


we can easily deal with our own county, but If men
county ought not to be st the expense Of resisting
them. Could not some systematic movement be made in
each county retain them at home albany .asus Slip
March 16.