From the Albany Argus of McEday morning.
Grent Meeting of the Tenants Of the Manor


of RensseloerXvyck.
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of Rensselaer,, chosen at public meeting OF the
tenants OF the Manor Of Rcnsselaerwyck, Gov.
BoucK on Saturday visited West Sand Lake, for
consuita.o:! with sad Committee, and with a
view 10 bring about, if possible. an amlcaue ao-
Instmcnt of existing difficulties between the ten
aurs and VIM. 2. Van Rensselaer, Esq.


Contrary 10 the expectation OF Gov. b as VIC
forther learn, more than one thousand persons
assembled IN the village TO greet his atteaddnce,
VINO IN various ways demonstrated their high re-
spect for their Chlet Magistrate. These were
citizens, without distinction Of party and the
Sherlifof RENSSELAER, and sevcrol gentlemen OF
other parts OF the county, were present


Gov Bouck and the Commlttee were IN con-
ference three or four hours. We are of course
not apprsed of what passed on the occasion, or Of
the nature and extent of The propositions on either
side; bat we connot but hope that the MISSION
may not be entirely unsu cess'ul in promoting an
adjustment of these difficulties.


In front ofthe churches stage had been erect
ed, from which several speakers, r, sldents Of the
Manor, addressed the assemblage. Gov. B. was Of
course MT present at these proceedings, but after
the conferences with the committee had been clo
sed for this occasion, he received the calls OF the
people. Everything was conducted with deco
rum, and no symptoms of disorder were manifest
ed on their part.


We c.e informed chat The conferences between
the Governor and the committee had not been
concluded, and that they may be resumed-pro-
positions having been made winch 1t ls sincerely
to be hoped may lead 10 satisfactory results.


In the course Of the day, about one hundred
persons appeared in the village, disguised as In
dams, painted, with fea:here, hatcletc, bows and
arrows, Knives &c. They were all mounted
This movement was without the knowledge Of
the committee, and contrary TO their wishes
They however, offered no violence, and conduct
ed themselves civily.


On one occasion, they surrounded the assem-
bed citizens who were standing IN body, hay
ing been engaged in rendering their respects to
tho Governor, but he had retired. They then
manifested wish to call upon him. but they were
not rra,ifed, for reasons which were explained TO
them and they left the ground, and tine meeting
quietly dispersed


A fatal accident occurred at the close Of the
day. Ore of the persons in disguise was acci
dentaly thrown from his horse and killed.


ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DisAsTER.-The follow
ing particulars concerning the destruction Of the
steamboat Marietta on her passage up the Ar
kansas River. which took place OH the morning
of the 25th ut. near S O'Clock, arc from the Lii
tie Rock Times:


The Marietta was preparing to pass swift
place in the cut, off at Mr.. Marsha's plantation,
l3 miles below Pine Bluffs, which she had tried
oncc and failed and Just as she was leaving the
shore, having heated the boilers (Which contained
but little water) to the highest degree, she col
lapsed flue, scattering destruction apparently
thruuuhOut deck and cabin.


She then drilted down few hundred yards,
struck snag and sunk in seven or eight feet
water, some OF the passengers in the meantime
leaping overheard and swimming ashore. There
were about 60 or 10 persons Oh board, l0 or ID
of whom were badly scalded or burned with
steam. Judge Paschall, of Van Buren, Ark. was
among the number of the unfortunate, though 1t
is thought he will recover.


These who remained on board, ascended the
hurricane deck, and were conveyed to the shore
in yawls and hdtboas; the most of the trunks
and baggage in the cabin were saved, and some
OF The freight cn the boiler Deck but most of the
latter, and all that was in the hull, was either
lost or badly injured. Our informant states that
it presented spectacle OF no ordinary character.
Mothers screaming for their children and leaplDg
overheard with them in their arms-husbands
calling for their wives, and children for their
parents.


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