The New York herald., 1845-01-10


AFFAIRS IN HuDsoN.-MoRE ARRESTS. an
Albany Argus slip OF the 7th inst. we find the fol
lowing letter.
ALBANY BuReEssEs CoRrs,
Head Quarters Hudson JAN o, ls4o
To THE ADJuTArr GErExAL = -
sIR-On Friday evening received requsition from
Deputy Sheriff ssdgwck, Tor Of % men, TO
accompany him through several OF the anti rent
towns In this county in search Of individuals for WHOSE
arrest warrants Fad been issued The detachment was
mustered or duty Immediately after retreat and lett quar-
ters under my command about \ NJ. Lleuts townsend
AMI Fasset and Adutant Humphrey accompanied the ex
pedtion
from this CITY, where expectation OF finding
Walter Huchns pr acipal leader among the sntrent
We arrived the vicinity OF the tavern about halt
fl red the house. and proceeded to make search for
Huchins The search. however, proved unsuccessful,
we arrived hers We therefore reraced steps far
the Blue store ten miles from Hudson where the de-
| tachment was Quartered for the night.
At NJ Saturday morning: the party started for
| Minkvle, Hutchins place Of residence, where we ar
rived shortly before sun RISE Anotner search was nere
the detachment moved through the town Of Gallan
About noon we discovered Hutchins quarter Of mile
Sheriff and small party Of men, Immediately started in
pursuit but ater following the fugitive some miles
through the woods lost his track, and obliged to
abandon the chase. Resumng our arch we raverseda
portion Of Gaatiu resting for the night
Gallatinye where the Sheriff succeeded In securing
several prisoners On Sunday morning the detachmen,
was again put in molten, and passed through porons
Gaat Copake and Ancram quarserng or ns ngGs
the Deputy sheriff, attended by small party oi eigh'
men, made thorough search in the neighborhood fo'
several implicated in the recent disturbances 10
every instance however the houses OF the persons for
whom the sheriff was seeking were found entirely de
night in this oilsome service no arrests were made
On Monday morning the detachment started on thei'
and reached bead
about F. M, bringing In several prisoners who weI.
Intellectual search had been made Saturday night
in to-day and surrendered themselves the authorizes
ns S % o THIS b
ragged the highest by the detachment end
50 Tar Is could judge the display thus made Of the pow
the nsurrectionary spirit which has manifested itself
those regions hos been attended with the most saluta
sentiment and there every believe that the
great Of the people, in those towns where th.
anti rent feeling has prevailed most extensively, will
henceorh unite in discouptenancng every resort to lille
gal violent It my deliberate opinion that
further attempt will be made to resist the sheriff in
the execution Of his duty. and that accompanied BY
small party of five or ten men he can make arrests OF
serve process, in any portion Of the county without hin
Mr. Deputy sheriff sedgwick, who had charge of the
has pU ii.
good conduct Of the men composing the detachment.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your ob'dr
| servant RUFUS KING,
Commanding A. b. C.
The above detachment were accompanied in their
pedition by detachment of26 Of the Albany Republican
Artillery under Capt Cooke and Lieut. Fredercb Town
| send
City Intelligence.
| GRAND LARcENY-A female named Agnes Weeks
arrested by watchman Hauptman on Wednesday, for
y % m % m oyS
naughty and Miss Agnes cribbed the money In an alley
$ll7 Of it has been found. H
mery tenant of Thomas Warner, Esq. arrested
and held bail yesterday for misdemeanor in removing
the shrubbery belonging to the premises he leased
| AVAcRANI THrEF.-Eliza Aun North was sent to the
Penitenary for six mouths as vsgrant for stealing
watch from John Gautz number Of petit thieves were
arrested and committed.
arrested named Johannes Duval, who is charged
with having committed several bnrglaries in Newark
New Jersey portion % Of the properly was m found
back tomorrow.
| ARREST OF BvRaLAR.A black man named Charles
premises Of Dr. Bait No. is7 Bescksr eel snS
possession.
black fellow named William Oliver. aboussls years Of
ags servant in ahshly respectable family residing
t9e upper part o. the city succeeded IN getting 20. ng
Win sH Of sss . the aaTEhtsF g. q the PsrsOns
there succeeded by brute force ravishing the poor M
tie creature. He has been arrested and fully c,mmted
Upper Pclice-A CAPTAIN or THE WATCH IN TRov.
District wsch was held 70 sa IL 'as the s0m Of
$500 Tor dschaTgng person who was committed to the
wstch House charge Of gross intoxication, without
making any return.
COroner's Once -UKFoRTurArE AccupErr.-A
child named Matilda Wallace three ears of age, resdng
opium ont Of closet on Wednesday aernoon apd sst
considerable portion Of it. and expired from the effects
o'clock this morning Verdict in accordance with the
| facts.
VISIT OF THE vIcE PRESIDENT. Mr. DALLAS
AND SUITE, WITH GoMMoDoRE ELLIOTT, THi
THE COMMITTEE, TO THE HoNoRaBLE Mr.
GALLATIN, ON THE 6rH OF JANuARY.-The
interview between Mr.; Gallatin (hs christian
Dallas, was deeply interesting. The youthful pri-
vate Secretary OF the Commissioners of Peace TO
Client, appeared before that venerable patriot, Of
the Vice President of the United States, with ell
vered locks, certainly not the result OF age, YET
from whatever cause, those locks were sentines,
warning that estmable public servant that this was
not his abiding place. A thousand memories and
conflict with feeling shook his frame, his voice
tremhled, with both hands he grasped that of his
faithful co-laborer in his countrys service and bid
HIM welcome, with many indications Of the joy he
felt, for nothing half so much as for his country.
The faithful and able youth was new the matured
man, his country had secured his service, and the
patriot knew, that while his head could render
him the admiration Of his countrymen, his heart
would secure their affections.
| While the Vice President was engaged with Mrs.
GaIaiin, the old gentleman entered into free con-
| versation with Commodore Elliott and Mr. IDger-
soil. He said, Commodore, well remember
the last time we met in 1872; although you are not
quite so young, you still look very handsome age
| has not made so many inroads upon your appear
| ance as upon some Of the rest Of US. You were
| instructed as the commander Of the naval force to
be organized upon Lake Erie, TO confer with me;
(Mr. Gallatln being then Secretary of the Treasu-
ry of the United States, at New York, to remit
funds for the Govcrnment,) all was then in doubt
| well remember your answer to me when l in
formed you the enemy had but one vessel on the
Lakes. | asked what would you do, you an.
swered sleave that TO me, I'll take her was
scarcely apprised Of your arrival on the Lake
when was informed you had taken her, and
another that made her appearance. You were then