The New York herald., 1845-01-11
The Latest Anti-Rcnt News.

Commissary General Storms arrived In this city
yesterday afternoon, per the stage, from Hudson'
whittier he had been in search of the field pieces
taken possession of by the anti-renters, or +" In
dians."
He informs us that on the morning Of the 9th
instant Sheriff Miller called on him at his quarters
and said he had every reason to believe that Osce-
ola, the white chief, alias Hutchins, could be
captured, and proposed trial. Captain Kraack OF
the Light Artillery, was directed to select twenty
of his men, and be ready to march at half past II
o'clock, P. M. They rode sixteen miles to his
house, and surrounded it. The Sheriff, Captain
Kraack, and one other man dismounted and enter.
ed. Captain X. took the precauton to put in his
pocket sperm candle and some loco foco matches,
and when he had entered, Immediately struck a
light-seized and handcuhed the "lndian," and
put on his over coat, made of variegated horse
blanket.
The detachment arrived at Hudson at o'clock
in the morning, marched through the principal
streets-formed in hollow squares, the trumpeter
playing i" Jim long Josey," and the Sheriff and
his prisoner in a sleigh in the center-passed Gen.
Storms quarters, and also the Mayors Sheriff's,
and then deposited Osceola in jail.
The Sheriff has now succeeded in taking the
leaders. viz, big Thunder" Little Thunder"
" Osceola," the two " Reynolds" and he will now
rest till they have their trial.
Gen. Storms Immediately left for New York,
where he will remain until further orders. The
Burgesses Corps will return to Albany to-day, and
Capt. Kraack's Light Horse Troop will remain, to-
gether with the Emmett Guards, (infantry,) and
Republican Artillery.
(ren Storms frvfhpr infoynns nc that fha fret
question asked by Hutchins was, whether they had
taken the man who fired at Flanagan, the guard,
at Hudson, on Wednesday night and it is sup
posed that he is the genius who dd it, as it was al
most impossible for any one to have given him the
information, from the time of its occurrence up to
that Of his capture.
The Commissary has received two field pieces
which the Indians had stolen, and the troops ex-
pected to take more by to-day.
The Albany papers of the sth and 9th inst, give
the following intelligence
Mr.. Flanagan, q private of the Albany Emmett
Guards, while standing on guard in front OF the Hud
son House, at three o'clock this morning, was fired
at by stranger on horseback. The horseman
rode up to within 20 feet of the Hotel. faced his
horse ho to the guard, and when challenged, drew
within three inches Of Mr.. F., and going through
one OF the heavy llars of the collopade, lodged in
the corner of the house. 1t was a bold attempt at
assassination, and has caused a deep excitement.
The Van Rensselaer, Guards have been ordered
back to Albany, and reached here to-day. The
Artillery will also be ordered up unless there are
further indications of attempt to the pri
soners, OF which fears are yet entertained.
circulated in hand-bills, throughout the county OF
Rensselaer, II does not promise well for the con-
tlnuance Of quiet in that county. It is evidently
an insurgent, and not "peace meeting of the an.
ted nd ua
ed by the gentleman who brought us the hand.bill
that the "lndians" are expected TO be present.
Down WITH rHe RENr !-OLD GREErBusH.-N Notice is
hereby given that Anti.Rent Meeting will be held at
the house of 9. Moore De Freestve in the town Of
Greenbush the lth day Of January, ls4s O'Clock
r. M. By order of the Executive Committee.
Mr. Harris, the ant.rent member from Albany
county, gave notice this morning of his intention
to Introduce bill, providing s'lhe more efectual
y to put down riots, and for preserving the public
peace'