AntI-Rent Affairs.
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[From the Albany Evening Journal, Sept. 3


DELHI Sept lst. l5a5-Four persons came into the
OF them only wanted as witnesses. and were exa-
mined and recognized The fourth, Morgan Wheeler, is
Indian. implicated in almo all the outrages which
have dsgraced county for the last year His
for giving himself up that he had tired OF sknlk
ing and running" understand it is the intention Of the
authorities to issue distress warrants, and enforce the
collection OF rent in every part OF the county without
delaythe result Of which experiment all are now anxi
0usly awaiting.


predict that those who pay, will; those who
not, will make resistance All combinations to resist,
for the time at least broken up; but the of feel
ing wietched and brutal aud nothing but fear
OF the civil law ncucated by strict, punishment
can restore our unfortunate county to quiet The
toration of harmony and good feeling will require
years.


[From Albany Atlas, Sept 81


HuDsoN, Tuesday evening" Sept. The Court Of
Oyer and Terminer opened here yesterday, Judge
Edwards presiding His charge to the Grand Jury
impressive. 1t occupied about hour in its delivery,
and its chief feature the alluson to the subject
of the Anti-Rent disturbances After adverng to the
peculiar characteristics of voluntary
submission Of people to government and laws Of
their creation the absence Of standing army &c SC
he dwelt at some length the nature OF he
in this and the adjoining counties and the general
Inconvenience flowing from them. The Judge then
passed the conduct of vioators OF the law and
denounced their crimes with much and deserved
severity He called upon the Grand Jury to be vgi.
liant and firm in bringing them to Justice assured
the tenants that they must rely upon the
action Of sound public opinion bringing about a
voluntary arrangement between them and the land.
lords that the Constitution Of the United States forbds
legation of contracts; and that relief could be
expected unless the base and guilty denounc
ed and punished anc the innocent and their
paraed them 1t is expected that Boughtons trial


already here to defend The Attorney General also
here in behalf of the State