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The anti-rent troubles in the State of New-York not y't quieied. The busy preparation gong on for experimenting the suspected and preserving order, have quite the aspect of ''grin-visaged war" A strong and efficient force has concentrated at Hudson. The Governor has forwarded to Troy, upon the re- qnision of the sheriff. three field pieces, number of muskets and ammunition, to aid in defending the jail against apprehended attempts at rescue. Three additional arrests have been made and committed to

 that jai In Greene, although all is yet quiet, it has been considered necessary organize considerable force for active service. Two companies in Ulster hold themselves readiness for service at moments warning. A small detachment was ordered from AL bany and succeeded in making two arrests. On ther return, party oftwenty or thirty mounted "In dians" lowered their rear. without however, mak- ing any hostile demonstrations. This is the substance of the long details in the New-York papers.