NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, ls45
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two hundred men, who armed Immediately and
went to the rescue. About dark they all returned
safe and sound, with eight indians and seven anti
renters, not IN disguise This day Sunday has
oeen spent In making preparations to guard the
JAIL and village-2OO men have come from Walton,
and tonight there will be at least five hundred col
lected. We have two cannons on the public square,
and every one Is we'll armed. There are very few
who are NOT courageous enough TO enter into the
proceedings with spirit, and don't know but we
shall all be obliged 10 turn heroines as we'll as he
roes. It ls supposed there will be anattack tonight
and The Scoharle Indians have pledged themselves
to come; They have been trying the prisoners to-
day, and MIR. Gordon, M. G, is their counsel.


ANTI RENT DIFFICULTIES IN DeLAwARE-CAP-
TURF OF TWELVE INDIANS. ."-DELHI, March 10Th,
10 o'clock,P. M Dear Sir Yesterday morning being
the day after the the sherfs posse from Kort
right another posse Of about 80 mounted in two de-
tachments under the command Of deputy sheriff Osman
~ Steele and E. Edgeton, started from Delhi iorox
bury, by different routes for the purpose Of mskng
rests As that town is the most turbulent part anti
rent district where large numbers OF dguised men
frequently collected and the roads are exceedingly
bad anxiety has been felt to-day to the Of
the expedition The party has just entered the village
disguised and armed The particulars Of the skrmish,
which showed skill and intrepidty the part OF officers
and men, cannot a, present fully relate After they had
last evening arrested Preston bench warrant the
blowing OF horns and other movements in the neghbor
hood great preparations for attempt
cue the prisoner who was strictly guarded during the
night In the morning, after some reconnoitering, a
party Of about $50 Indians well armed discovered
and Immediately charged upon by officers Steele and Ed
gerton about 40 the mounted men, and they aed to
the woods During the skrmish there firing by
Indians one OF whose shots narrowly missed f. s. Edger
ton, who grappled Indian and dsarmed Of his pisos
which were found loaded with balls Officer Steele also
closed in with another, who armed the teeth and
on stripping on his sheepskn mask found had captur
ed constable and collector Of Roxbury. The eight In.
dans with the prisoner apprehended the bench
their return are now lodged in ja The row at
the court house detachng guard the jail and the
village during the night At the time horns are
the village, informing us Of what we may expfot il the
insurgents muster in sufficient numbers TO put their
threats In non.-.al0sny Argus, March H.


News IN ALBANY.-The correspondent of c. Lii
vlngston u Co. gives the following intelligence un-
der date Of Albany, March II.


The Attorney General lett the city last evening to con-
duct the trials at Hudson Of Boughton and Others they


The House passed the seuates bill for the relief of
smith Cutter The explanation Of Mr. Wheeler of your
city, who had the bill in charge completely disarmed the
House Of all suspicion that there been anything
like deialcation connected with the matter.


Mr.. Wheeler was also fortunate enough to get through
the House bill for the relief OF Jane Gallon resident
alien OF your city Jane native of Ireland and by her
industry seamstress has amassed snug sum Of
ney. With this and more which she has chance Of Dor.
rowing, Jane intends purchasing for herself house and
lot morggng both for the repay ment of the money bor
rowed Her alenshp presents bar to this movement,
and she has asked relief from the sgisature The House
has granted it, and doubtless will the Senate Such in





The ssnate has reported favoraby 8 the license BILL
i has general application through the whole State 1t


this to cons
deraton OF the bill to punish cenousness Two Of the
principal movers in the matter Mrs IDgraham and Mrs
Ward of your city, were in the House to day. Mrs.
Ward is said to have drafted the bill before the Le
gslature.


brand which had been locked up in the canal at Little
Falls during the winter brought down the road TO-
day and put in the market The consgnee offered it at
hp dnOt hfaf EnGtor 6ilod
at - SIT Two lots Of prime Genesee Wheat deliver
ing today Of which, about Ave thousand bushels sold
Sales have been made Of Barley and Oats from store but
prices did not ranspre Oats probably about Soc Clover
seed 81 per bushc and advance oil so cents for
prime Herkimer. Timothy Seed 81 80 a 81.


NEw YORK LEGISLATIVE SuMMARY-In the SK-
sumption Of work On the Gencses Valley canal for the
complexion Of the Black River canal against allowing
MIA to incorporate the New York Academy Of Music
Mr. Bockee reported bill to amend the laws in relation
70 the taxation of lands Of non resdents also bill to au
,horze the mayor Sc Of the city Of New York to raise
money by loan, and create public fund stock to be
called the water stock MIR Wright bill to incorporate
Assembly bill in relation to Excise &c This being gen
eral order day number of bills were acted upon in COM
81 e e es
the United States mail on railroads. to all charters in
which it s not now conained The constitutional ques.
tion raised that the bill altered the charters of
number Of interpretations in the bill No question
taken. Several other bills put forward but
of general interest. The lSenae ehed exscu.
tive session.


In the HOUSE, the petitions in relation to the Erie Rail-
road usual numerous-some for and against
ming into Pennsy lvania for and against releasing the
State len-agaiust its interference with the Hudson and
Delaware canal &c. There were also petitions for and
against discriminating tolls and others Of the usual tenor
The residue Of the morning session devoted to the
consideration Of the bills on the general orders In
mt,ee of the whole the House broke ground thrroy
and 0reenbush railroad bill but without making pro-
gress rose, and the House took until O'Clock,
Pm.


From THE AFRICAN CoAsr The Secretary OF
the Colonization Society in Washington publishes
The following intelligence relative to the slave
trade -


We have received letters from Liberia containing very
interesting intelligence with regard to the present state Of
the Colony well items OF truly sad and
lancholy character Of which wish to communicate
public through your columns Ii shows the utter