Albany.
Correspondence OF the Herald !
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ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1845
The late Brutal Myder-IVho is to be Judge p
Legal Troubles, relative to the Anti-Renters
DEAR SR;-


An error occurs in my note of yesterday, into
which many persons were innocently led by the
fabrications of Madame Rumor. II was stated
that young man, named Goodrich, had been ar
rested as the murderer of young woman in the
street night before last. Goodrich, although men.
toned in connection with the affair, has not been
committed, nor, indeed, is the real perpetrator Of
the crime as yet discovered, although various ar
rests have been made.


No Judge vet in place Of Judge Kent This is
still an open question. as the Governor has not in
tmated TO any one his disposition in reference to
the matter. The applicants are here, in anxious
attendance upon the fate Of their papers" Every
arrival brings New Workers in profuson pleneous


More trouble anticipated in Columbia county,
One Dorr, Ia son of Dorr senor,) was yesterday
preclptated from the place OF Supreme Court Com
missioner, because he granted writ Of hab. corp
to transport the body of Boughtsn, or Big Thun-
der, from the city OF Hudson to Hiilsdale. in
the very heart and centre of the rebeIous demon
stratlon. Attorney General Barker started for Hud-
son by express yesterday. about IL A. just
suppose that Boughton had been carried to Hills
dale, in obedience to the mandate of Dorr? The
consequences thereof no man may imagine. This
antl-rent party promises TO be very strong and in.
fuential in various sections of the State where
these old feuds have existence.


In haste, yours, B.