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The ANTI-RENr DITYIcuLrIRs-FuRTHER PAR


rIcULARs.-All the northern mails are now in,


and give the particulars Of the rebellion as we
| find them in the papers


[From Albany Argus, Dec SOL
From Hudson, we have no intelligence later
than the departure of the Emmett Guards from


this city ON Saturday. They doubtless reached


Hudson on the evening OF that day, The Eastern tern


disafiected last week seized field piece belonging
| to an artillery company at Germantown II stu
| remains concealed.


selaer, through Capt Willard, Of the Troy Artil-
lery, made a requisition upon the Governor, for


arms and ammunition to defend the jail against n
Three field pieces, number Of muskets, and
quantity OF ammunition, were accordingly for
warded Forthwith from the Arsenal.
Information from Greene, received at the Adju-
tant Generals office, states, that although all was
yet quiet in that county, it was considered neces
sary to organise force for active service, and to
furnish arms and ammunition. Several OF the
militia officers are anti-rent, and two had


refused to obey a requisition to be in readiness;
but generally the feeling among the military, il
supplied with arms and munitions, was to act with
efficiency and prompitude.


q the Adiutant Generals Office, that two compa-
MES, the Rondout Guards, Capt Suydam, and the
Ulster Greys, Captain Osterhout, were holding
mOmcOv0
warning. The writer adds" the acts Of the anti


renters seem to furnish for alarm, least
for efficient preparations. They had a meeting in
Woodstock, on Christmas, about 500 present, bur
only II Indians They are becoming very bold,
and rash in their disposition, to intimidate those
who do not act with Them"


Orders have been or will be issued from head


quarters, to furnish troops, arms, and ammunition
to vndicate the laws


1t will be seen by our extracts, that the Sheriff of


Rensselaer, county, has made severe! other arrests


of persona supposed to be implicated in the Grafton
murder-making in all, nine. 1t twould seem, also,
from what is said Of the results OF the examine
lion now in progress at Troy, that witness on


saturday ldenlfed one OF the prisoners as the per.
wound


From the Troy Budget. Dec. 2sl


The Sheriff @ Of our county arrested. this = morn
John P. Maravile, and Elisha p. BurdIck, who
are suspected OF having been implicated in the
murder Of Elijah Smith. They are all in custody
in this city. We have learned no particulars con-


nected with their arrest bur presume it was effect
The examination Of witnesses summoned by or.


der Of Coroner Belts, to testify in relation to the
murder of Elijah Smith Of Grafton, on the 18th in
| slant, commenced yesterday. A reporter from this
office was in attendance, and we have before us
full notes OF the testimony elected AS we ques-


tlon the proprlety OF making public the .esti;
this kind, we have concluded not to copy from our
notes But two witnesses were examined yester-


day-Nathaniel Martin, an uncle of the deceased.
ination Of the body Of Smith, and who exhibited
the ball which inflicted the fatal wound. The ex-
animation was resumed at halt past O'Clock this


morning Up to the time when our paper went to
press (lO 0'cl0ck,l but one additional witness had


been sworn, He identified the prisoners as having


been present at the murder and expressed the opin
ion that one Of them discharged the pistol at the
fFrom Albany Journal Dec 2s1
Our neighbors Of Columbia county, and espe-
cia!ly Of the city of Hudson. are Just now. tn.


morning, noon and night, is for the news from the
seat Of war. We give summary of such rumors
and facts have reached in q sufficiently au-


,hentic form for publication.


An express arrived IN our city yesterday, from
Hudson, with an application from the Sheriff Of
Columbia county, and tho Mayor ead Reeordes %
the city Of Hudson, for an additional military


derstood to be, partly for the protection 1.-THE city
against spprehended and threatened attack from
the Indians" but, in case their services should


not be needed for that purpose, then to accompany


and aid the Sheriff in his attempt to arrest the per-
sons implicated in the murder of Riphenburgh.
We understand that the express brought intelli-


gence that the Sheriff had been forciby resisted IN
his efforts to make such arrests, by avery formid
able party Of Indians. Il was also asserted that
the authorities had received information from
source entitled to entire credence, that forcible


attempt to rescue the prisoners, now In jail, would
soon be made.


Immediately after the reception of this informa
ton and requisition, Gov Bouck held consuta-
ton with Messrs Wright and Gardiner, the Cover
was the adoption Of the suggestions and recon-.
mendations oi the Governor elect, that efficient
steps be at once taken to put down the rebellion
Gov. Bouck accordingly proceeded to assume the


responsibility of the performance Of his duty. The
Burgesses Corps, now on duty at Hudson As voun-
teers, were put under orders from Head Quarters,
and the Emmett Guards, new but efficient corps,


numbering some 80 Or 60 priyates, were also de-
day at one O'Clock. The Adjutant General was


also directed to issue his order for the attendance
Of company Of cavalry from the city Of New
soon as time will permit We rejoice that these
efficient measures have at last been adopted. An
earlier period would have been more satisfactory


to the friends Of law and order but better late than
never. We are glad that the Governor elect has


thus foyeshadowed his own course soon as he


shall be vested with the robes of office.
tFron Troy Wing, Dec. 2s.l


gentleman who visited Hudson on Thursday informs


clean Drsss. Of IT, and revealed 70 the District Attorney


the names II all the perscns In Columbia county,


cened in the autirent movement The sheriff and his


the last three four days In aresng the persons thus


designated The names Of these persons not being dis


very easy matter Great rep,dation prevails throughout


the Indian ranks no man knows but his turn may


order onos MORE reign: in Columbia


The Sheriff Of Albany county In Hudson on Thurs.


day, for the purpose Of obtaining from Boughton the


Of the principal Indians in that county. He will


doubtless be Instructed by the District Attorney pro


coed against them after the fashion adopted in Columbia


pusannity Of his disposition proving himself to be
arrant coward ~ ever swsGgeso In borrowed plumage
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Albany.


Correspondence Of the Herald
ALBANY, Dec. 29-l1 A. M.


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