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thrown in the way, Captain B. put his men
III motion and advanced over the Helder-
berg to Re,dsville, a distance ofiour miles,
through raging storm of wind and rain.
Here he determined to pass the night,
hut being refused quar,es he was COM
PEELED to fall back upon Clarksville, intend


ing On the dawn of day 10 commence his
march. Whether he has removed from his
quarters, or will there await for farther
supplies, l cannot ascertain most proba-
bly, the latter course will be adopted by
him, as being in the end better and more
likely to put dovn she bold front this matter
has assumed.


That it is the intention to add to the
strength already under the command OF
Capt b., and that Immediately, cannot be
doubted. The Adjutant General, at the
early hour of2 O'Clock this morning, issued
orders to the volunteer companies at Troy,
10 rendezvous at Albany with all dispatch.
In accordance with the summons, the
Troy Citizens Corps, the Troy Citizeus'
Guards, and the Indepe ndent Artillery, to
the number of l25 men, arrived at the
steamboat landing at the foot Of State
epeet, lTom Troy, anu are NOW hdsihS a'h-
muRi,ion served out TO them. Stages are
waiting to convey them to their compan-
ions in arms.


One word. Whatever may have been
the feelings heretofore entertained on the
subject among our ci:izens-whatever may
have been the course of Mr.. Van Rens-
selaer-.all is buried in the full determina-
ton that the laws must and SHALL be sup
ported Were the Governor to appeal to
a volunteer force in this city, I have nc
doubt that thousands would rally to the
support ofpeace aud good order. In this
determination all are united.