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lst instant. A


II Is to be seen by the extracts we annex thae
strong efforts are making to upset the whole anti
rent movement, and if the authorities continue in
their exerions they will succeed in putting stop
to any further trouble from such men as Big and
Little Thunder.


From Albany Argus, Dec. 81.


From Rensselaer, the Budget OF yesterday states that
Goyer Of the persons arrested suspicion of bepa
co.. Ts Ts Il the Daon murder & was fully committed
torney General who is associated with the District At
torney in conducting the examinations, returned 10 Troy
yesterday in he discharge Of that duty


The returns at the Adutant Generals office state that
the Kngson) Ulster Greys the Rondout lards and the
Hurley Rifle Corps had ready for ser
vice the moment the necessary preparations could be
completed and supply Of and munitions obtained
correspondent says (on the asih)-"We have only
three towns in which citizens countenance these gather
ings and is said that they begin to apprehend danger
to themselves The speakers have failed to meet their
appointment for the past week."


From Albany Argus, JAM IL


Yesterday afternoon, three more OF military
panies--the Albany Republican Artillery, the Van Rens
selaer Guards end the Washington Rifemen IA Germop
corps)-were put under orders, by the COMMANDMENT.
Chis and despatched to Hudson by Extra train last
night


by which these troops were sent Immediately the
rival OF the Boston and Housatonic trains They left
reached this city and as they wers to be met Extra
train from Hudson at the junction. they probably reached
their destination about midnight


is proper to add to counteract the various
occasoned BY this prompt the reinforce
ment deemed by the Mayor of Hudson and
the Sheriff Of Columbia who united in the requisition
that the sition was accompanied by adavits from
persons well informed Of the movements OF the Anti.
renters going to show that they contemplated sudden
movement upon the city OF Hudson, and upon the Jail
with aview to the prisoners in custody-and that
for this purpose they had been perfecting organza
nation thus received from reliable sources was
sufficient by the Mayor and Sheriff to warrant extraord
nary measures otprecaution and defence.


We elearn frem Hudson that the mounted troops from
New York had arrived to the number 70 and had
reported themselves to the Sheriff The force subject to
his order now about &c., exclusive OF the volunteers


ANorHER- ArrIRErT MovEMENr.-The Guardian Of
the Soil extra gives notice OF AntiRent stateCon.
venton to be held at Bern in this county on the 9Th
inst for purpose Of taking 10 bring their
case before the Legislature.


have heard that Thurs day warrant was put in ,h4
hands OF the under sheriff ts james Reynolds Of
blown, as understand, from Reynolds house, while he
running across the field The under sheriff left or
home but was overtaken and surrounded After com.
pelling him to read all his papers and threatening him
with good coat ii he again. they let him 20
The sheriff then resolved to 60 in force the time
and Wefs he On
turnout. Lieut. Tow unsend took part Of his company
and part Of the Court House Guards and left the city
They "dropt down r. ynolds about seven o'clock on
Sunday morning. Thehorns were blown in every d
reCtOn; but the deputy and the C0rps showed direct
upon the house and the man Reynolds. They found him
bis nephew (who has been the city
and the antirent camp in the garret When all Sc
cure, he ant began to arrive. The first rode up
very boldly. The soldiers commanded him to stand -
He, suspeciipg some danger, wheeled his horse They
aud six bullets put sfter him. Report says that
one ball passed through his leg and into his horse An
other Indian said to have been shot through the
knee Tarous bodies Of Indians were seen hcye yerine
about the route home but they ran when apprUachede
The prisoners are now undergoing an examination. We
1,o-n hror NJ Tuls
and have called several peace meetings for New Yssrs
day.


From Hudson Gazette Of Dec sl.]


The examination Of Smith A. Boughton, otherwise
called "Big Thunder" and Morimer C. Beidin, other
Esau Crsg before Judges Peck Martin and Recorder
Mcclellan, concluded the7evening of the 18th
instant and they were committed and detained the
following charges:


!. Manslaughter, in the first degeee.


.. Robbery, in the fret degree.


g. Assault with deadly weapons in resisting the execu
ton oil legal process at Copake.


Assault with deadly weapons in resisting the
t'on SoasnEscp w;sh az othsrs s


strucon OF justice and the due administration of the laws
at Copake andlAncram.


6. The same at Claverack.


Z. Riot at Copoke and Ancram.


8 Riot at Claverack.


Boughon aso detained on the Charge OF an assault
with deadly weapon, with intent to kilt Henry c. Mil
ler Sheriff, Ahomas Sedgwick Deputy Sheriff, and John


Beldn also detained on the charge Of aiding sna
assisting Boughton in attempting to escape


Samuel A. Wheeler and Esau Craig were each com.
mi ted on the charge Of aiding and assisting Boughon in


Andrew Poucher charged with aiding and abetting in
the robbery Of the Sheriff. in taking away his papers and
obstruction Of ustce andth due administration Of the
laws hailed himself in the Of $4,000 and his bail
in the sum Of $4,000.


The Governor has ordered considerable additional
military force t. this city, to assist it putting down the
sn,rent disturbances in this county In addition to the
Albany Bnrgesses Corps, fine well disciplined company
under command OF Lieut.. Townsend, which has been
among for few days past there arrived in the cars on
Saturday afternoon last, the Emmett Guards Of Albany
under command Of Capt John Osborn. This is very
large and splendid company and well drilled for service


We also learn that the Governor has given orders to two
military corps IN Schenectady and one in Newburgh
held themselves in readiness for immediate service


Deputy Sheriff John H: Bagley having a process to
Of Copake Friday last proceeded to that place
to perform his duty On arriving at the house Of Mr.
Reynolds, he was told tAat Mr.. R. was absent Mr. Bag.
ley then started for home and after proceeding six Or
eight miles, and arriving within short distance Of the
mile gate the Columbia turnpike he was overta
ken by twenty thirty men, dressed in Indian disguise
who surrounded his wagon and demanded his papers@
The Deputy informed them that they would be Of no ser
vice to thsn a. copies had been preserved. They how
know their contents after Learnt which, they told him
he might Co. and warned him against coming hmongst


John Traver constable Of this city on Friday last on
his return from Ancram whether he had been busi-
ness, was stopped twice by men in disguise iarst
time by three !" Indians" who demanded his papers,
and threatened 10 shoot him IL he did not comply
but Mr. Z. peremptorily refused giving them up
After detairing him short time they suffered him
pass on but he he'd not proceeded far before he was
again surrounded by five or six "Indans" who pre-
sened alstol and demanded papers and the buses,
which had called him to that town Failing to And out
anything from him, and finding threats Of avail they
last allowed him to threatening however give
him Of and feathers the time he should be
caught in that section ofcountry.


[From Albany Journal, Dec. sl.1


We undsrs!snd from : citizen whs came up with des
patches, that the Sheriff. In company with posse con.
ssting Of about twenty of the Burgesses Corps started
Saturday make further srrees persons implicated In
the murder at smoky Hollow. Two persons the
Of Reynols father and ssn arrested under circum
stances which, related to would almost form the
basis Of three volume novel, at lesst decent sized
novelette, We tell the tale AZ told to US, believing
be in the main strictly The posse surrounded
the house Of which, upon their approach had
been douby barred end put state of defence against
the anticipated siege Admance being ptorily re
fused effected without leave, by cutting the door in
to pieces The son was encountered in the doorway
who attacked the hrst soldier and endeavored strike up
his bavonst But while thus engaged he was hoored by
stroke from the bayonet of another member Of the
Corns and was assured. Then came the hunt for the