The Anti-Rcnt Troubles.
We have received the following additional intel
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ESence rom Inc Anti-Rent regions -
DELHI, Wednesday evening, Aug ~
A posse OF about 90 men, under command Of Frederick
Steele of the u. S. A., brother OF late Under.S Sheriff
left this place for Dry Brook region hitherto
ed where it had been rumored several Indians had been
seen in disguise within few days.


We have Just received despatcbes from Steele who
writes that after having explored the country for
distance, and finding at home in house barn. be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning. lett with
the posse leaving ten picked men, coucealing them.
selves in the woods until morning. 10 watch the ope


ons Of the Indians They have Just sent express
with information that they had the pleasure Of seeing
about 80 Indians issue from the woods this morning
day break in body, and that they heard many mere
whoop and fire their rifles They say the woods Ii
OF Indians and women seen to carry any quantity
OF provisions into the woods. They caught old Cook
coming out Of thelwoods He is with us. We shall b.
off in few minutes, and will have some of them devils
on die. We have got Abraham Lawrence. There is no
one more guilty than he. V. Levaey caught him. He
is giant


The Anti rent Senatorial Convention for this uhe third
distct) is to be held at the house OF j. Lockwood IN


this city the last Thursday of September next to no
inmate Senator The County Convention of Anti
renters for Rensselaer, County is to be held at W.
Sand Lake, the last Monday of September next foi


the purpose Of making an independent Antirent County
ticket The number of delegates IRON each town is H.
mted to twenty.


From the Monticello Watchman[


We are happy that Com. Ridgely ION the part of his
heirsD and nearly eighty of the Rdgey tenants some


them the most violent anrenters Of the town of Never
SINK, have entered into an arrangement which is mutual


y satisfactory, and by which the owners will become
bona de owners of the soil tenants to pay back rents
and the Commodore to sell the land and give deeds A.
soon as decree can be obtained from the Chancellor
authorising the sale, the heirs being muors. Referees
are TO decide how much tenants Tor the land in
case OF disagreement upon the price, John Hunter who
proDably owns leased property than else
IN the county has signfed his Willingness to sell and
antrensm and leaseism will soon be abolished in Su
van We hope to hear similar good tilngs from other
counties