Anti-Ftent Trials.
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HUDSON, Sept "a, lS45.
Or. Boughfon's Triai-7Ae Lad,es-TAe Prosecution
The Defence Of the Prisoner, &C. Sc.


The trial of Dr. Boughon, that notorious parsonage
whose has for the last year occupied such
spicuous place among the great lions of the day. is still
progressing in slow and steady manner The evidence
the part of the people closed and when the prison
er gets through with his testimony what he is offer
ing as such, one but the Almighty can foretell.


Our Court House for the last two or three days has
been crowded with tho beauty Of the city. Judge Ed
monds, who renowned for his courtesy the fair SEX
has invited generally the ladies OF this place attend
the trial OF the Doctor who terrified them last winter
eyed osycheekd and langushng MssW of Jersey city,
the charming and captivating Miss j., OF New York the
beautiful and fair complexioned Miss McC, of Green
port, Who together with our fair daughters made
quite an array OF loveliness.


AMBROSE l.. JORDAN Esq opened the on the part
OF the prisoner in very able and eloquent speech He
mounted the prosecution in his usual hot heavy and
roughshod sylehe seemed TO be douby gifted for the
OCCASION and his remarks in relation to the FUSS made
in this city last winter truly witty and laughabe
The whole community in general that participated in the
affair took it, and when he to speak OF the
Carl who has been caught in another State and brought
here to be tried fer the crime for which Boughon
stands charged and who has turned States evidence his
bitter and sarcastic strains OF eloquence thrilling
the extreme, and poor Carl Who it seems, came here
with the expectation of swearing Boughton in States
prison ana himsel out, appeared very much like the
nets nest to his own horses tall instead of that of his
neighbor's.


The witnesses the defence swear that Big Thunder
is larger person than Boughton, and that he is taller
than Sheriff Miller. They swear they Boughton at
The time they Big Thunder, and the same Big
Thunder who ofciaed in burning the Sheris papers at
Copake was the Big Thunder at Smoky Hollow, and
that when Boughton ing at the latter place Big
Thunder was also seen on the piazza, among the In
dias keeping order There will be great effort made
by Bonghtons friends to get him acquitted but whethe
they will-that is yet to be told.


One of your correspondents of this city abors under
great mistake in saying that the prosecution aided
by Aaron Vanderpoel Jr. 1t is not SO.


[From Albany Argus, Sept "a


The testimony on the part of the people was brought
to close Monday and the counsel for the prisoner
opened on that day When the would GO to the
jury matter of doubt. Probably on Wednesday.