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FROM HUDsoN-CAPTURE or HUTcHENs.- Gen. Storms, Colnmssary General of ihs State, re- turned from Hudson yesterday afternoon having Jeff that place the afternoon of Tuesday.

 On "Wednesday night at past Il o'clock, the Sheriff accompanied by Capt. Kraack, of the caval ry from this city, ana 20 men proceeded to the house Of Walter Huchens, of Minkville, other wise called Oseoha, principal leader of the Anti. Renters. and while the detachuent surrounded the house, the Sher If, accompanied by Capt K. and one man, entered and were fortunate enough 10 find Hutchens Sal home." An expedition for his arrest had been made without success a few days previous He surren. dered without resistance, and having put his In- dian dress ode down Hudson in his own sleigh, in charge of the Sheir, and there committed to pris. One of the first questions he asked on being ar rested, was, whether Inc man who fred at the guard at Hudson the morning previous, had been taken. From this circumstance il is strongly suspected that he himself was the man. ,s5tl s.f 4r'.l s4f.Ii.

 Gen. Storms had recovered two pieces of cannon that stolen by the Anti Renters. and il was ex pected that the other pieces would be recovered in day or two-the troop having received information where they were to be found. i8hfsii l,i, s,. .,,

 The Albany burgesses corps returned home on Wednesday. The Albany Republican Artillery, the Emmet Guards, of the same city, and the New York cavalry remain on duty at Hudson until further ! ders.-[N. Y. Jour. of Com 12lh inst, /