

Correspondence Of the Herald ]
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Correspondence Of the Herald


ALBANY, Dec. 29-1l A. M.
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DEAR SIR


We have a little later news from Hudson,
which you may receive via Hudson, but ne
vertheless / will give tito you. On Saturday night
about midnight, a detachment of the Burghcsses
Corps, twenty-five in number, under command of
Lieut.. Townsend, Of this city, accompanied the
sheriff Of Columbia about Is miles into the coun-
try They surrounded the house Of the men they
wished to arrest, and succeeded in taking two pri-
soners, one of whom was found in the garret, and
the other attempting TO escape. On their return,
several OF thcIndians seen lowering around,
ot whom being ordered to stop, refused, and was
fired upon, ana Is supposed mortally wounded =
The detachment returned with their prisoners in
safesy to Hudson yesterday. Thlsis the substance
Of Gen. Kings despatch to Gov Bouck.


The Attorney ueneral has again gone to Troy,
to attend the examination OF the persons confined
there, nine in number. As yet nothing has been
done IN this county. Ihave Just seen sheriff Bat
terman, who informed me that he visited Hudson
on Thursday to get the names of the Indians in
this county. He has no warrants, and none have
been issued as yet for the arrest of any one here,
but he goes out tomorrow or next day, without a
posse, 10 serve civil process.


The Adjutant General has Just informed me that
the three remaining corps IN this city to hold
themselves in readiness TO move at a minutes
notice, as also two companies in Schenectady.
Capt. WIllard's company at Troy have been sup
Piled with arms by the State, and are under the or
ders ot the sheriff of Rensselaer, county.


This 10 all the authentic information on the sub