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FURTHER OUTRAGE oS THE HELDERBEEG.-
We learn that Sheriff Battlerman, while on his way
through the western part OF Rensseaerviile on Sa-
turday morning, about four miles west of the VII
lage, set upon and badly treated by large par.
" OF Indians. We have some particulars which we
give as related 10 us.


The Sheriff was accompanied BY three of his de-
puties, Leonard, Esterhout, and another, having
some legal process to serve. He was himself arm
ed with two Of Colts revolving pistols, and his de-
puties had arms-two rifles and three pistols. Un-
expectsdly, the usual signal heard (the blowing
OF a horn and immediately several men, disguised
as Indians, arrested his progress. and demanded 10
know his business. The sheriff declined giving
them any information, bur told them 10 go about
their own.


There was some further parley, when the Sheriff.
being resisted in his efforts 10 get on put his hands
behind him 10 get at his pistols when he was seized
by the gang, which had now increased TO sixty men,
and disanned-as were also his desuties. They linen
secured the Sheriff by tying his hands behind hm-
and gave hun coat Of tar and feathers. His depu-
lies were al first threatened with the treatment
but upon consultation il was determined that il they
would solcmnly promise TO take the Sheriff back to
! town precisely IN the condition ne was, they would
release them from punishment or harm. The PROM
lse was made, OF course, and tie party returned
the Sheriff being relieved after coming some three
miles.


IL is stated that upon their departure, the chief OF
the gang called for the errns that had been tak
from the party, in order them 10 their ow
ers; but they could not be found, save one pistol,
which returned.


The Sheriff, we understand, knows the person who
gave the signal blast that drew the Indians about his
wagon and IS determined 10 pursue the matter 10
CONVICTION. Albany Argus, Sept. I'd.


FfRE.-Sunday afternoon, between three and