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MORE HILDERBURG OUTRAGEs.-We have the
particulars ot another high. handed act by some


Indians" in Rensselaer, county yesterday. gentleman
from Lockport, with his cousin Mr.. Douglass of this
city, hired carriage from Mr. Crocker, who keeps


livery stable in Hudson st. to take them Stephen
town. While there Sunday afternoon alked over
farm belonging to the family they noticed stake in the
ground bearing the inscription "Down with the Rent =
This they pulled up in moment of sport, and whout
thinking that the act would give offence to anybody
Yesterday morning they started their return home
and when thin II miles OF this city overaken by
band OF 40 or Do lndi ns," all on horseback armed
painted and disguised The Chief rode up to the driver
evelled pistol at his head and ordered him to stop
The driver not Immediately obeying this command


the n iian made at the horses with his spear whereppon
the driver stopped One Of the band then mounted the
drivers box and two others got inside the carriage The
Indian on the box cooked his pistol held il to the drivers
head, and directed him to turn back with his The
order obey and under the the band Mr.
Douglass was driven all the way back stephentown
where he was examined and the proposition discussed
whethr he should be tarIed and feahered. Eventually
II was decided that he had done nothing deserve this


dignity and he released but did not reach home Till
this morning. We have these facts from Rogers the dr
OF the carriage who adds that his compulsory ride
back to Sephentown yesterday his Indian companion on
the box whenever they approached dwelling, would
level his pistol at his head raise his omahawk fabout
to strike and remain in that attitude until they had passed
the house.-.1ibany Journal, Sept. 3.