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letter gives the latest particulars of the fresh move
ments OF the Anti.Ren,ers near Kingston:


KINGSTON, March IA, 1S45.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT Esq.:-


Since Monday last our village has been all ex-
citement, tumut and commotion. The two Off
GERS which were sent cut to Woodstock and Shan
daken, on Friday last, having returned on Saturday
late in the afternoon, and communicated to the
Sheriff, Mr. Schrlver, the fact OF their being resist
ed by body of forty or fifty armed men disguised
as usual immediate measures were taken to collect
posse. On Monday the sheriff and his officers
were busy all day in summoning his troops and be-
fore sundown he had body of one hundred men
from this place and fifty from Saugertes, ready to
proceed at once. The same night Gen. Smith re-
turned from Albany with 250 stand of arms, and
early the following day the sheriff with his little
army, "armed and equipped as the law Directs"
proceeded by slow marches and through difficult
passes To the infected district. The description OF
the couutry around Little Sbandaken and Olive
would require at least full column of the Herald
As am about TO go TO those parts with the posse
this evening shall reserve il for future letter.
one road to get into Shandaken from this direc-
ton, end that runs along the centre of a mar
row valley several miles IN length The hills
on each side being very high and within rifle
shot of each Other, ten good resolute anti-reners
well acquainted with the route could stop the pas
sage ofi300lmen. When the sheriff and his posse
arrived at this valley on Tuesday last, four shots
None Of the shots. however, done al any ur injury,
although the imagination of each one of the posse
pictured to himself bullet passing very near him.
A general rush was made III the direction from
whence the guns were fired, but no one was to be
found but young lad, from whom the sheriff OBJ
tanned the names of those who fired. The posse
are stationed in the heart of the nfc cted dis
trict, unde, command oi the deputy, Mr.. Schoon-
maker, an active and resolnte fellow, and who
will, without doubt, in. a short time succeed in
quelling the disturbance Small squads Of men
are continually on the march from the depuy's
head quarters IN search Of offenders. Some hall
dozen OF the posse returned on Thursday evening
with Mr. Cooper, OF the principal anti.rentere,
who is now sefey lodged in Jail. A box contain.
ing six dIsgplsts with the sword OF the celebrated
" "Blackhawk" was found near Cooper'e.


The sheriff is now busily engaged collecting 8
body Of fifty men to go out this evening Our LITTLE
village presents the appearance of a camp. The
court house IS file iwith arms and ammunition One
might easily anticipate some bloodshed; but, as is
usual in this excitement there will be more brandy
wasted than claret. ! will keep you advised Of
matters going on here. You're.


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