The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09

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We learn ha, one Of the results Of tbe examination al
Hudson was, that Baushton ("8ig Thuuder'') was
fully committed for the murder Of Riphenbnrgh.
In Rensselaer,, two further arrests were made on
Thursday, by tire Sheriff, wilOh difficulty, on saSP
cion Of being concerned in the murder Of Snh, These
persons are VIM. Parks ard Charles Smith, who are
now in custodv a, Troy, and were under examination
Yesterday The Sheriff subpGlaed some ,hhty wirnss-
ses 10 appeur a! the investigation ifw. are rightly in
formed, the larger portion Of the indians manifest no
disposition to shield the murderers Of Smith; aud we
trust sucb information will be elected the examination
o.day as will ferret out the real criminals and lead to
their conviction. Albany Argus Of Saturday
From ABamy Argus Jaa. 1.
Yesterday afternoon, three more Of our cnaty cool
panies--the Albany Republican Artillery, uiN "an
Rensselaer, Guards and the Washington Rihemen "a
German corps) were put under orders, by the Com
manderin Chie and dispatched to Hudson by an extra
train last night. .5. n4 .e-
Arrangements had been made by the Adjutant Gen
eral by which these troops were sent Immediately on the
arrival of the Boston and Housatonic trains They
left, indeed, in few hours after the requison from
Hudson reached the city and as they were to be met by
an extra train from Hudson at the junction. they pro-
badly reached their destination about midnight ,,
II is proper 10 add to counteract the various rumors
occasoned by this prompt movement that the reinforce
nlent was deemed necessary by the Mayor Of Hudson
and the Sheriff of Columbia who united in the requisi
ton; ina, the requison was accompanied BY aidavils
from renters, going to show that they contemplated
sudden movement upon the city OF Hudson, and upon
the JAIL with view 10 rescue the prisoners in custody
and thai for this purpose they had been percng an or
ganizaon fof several days. II is enough TO say that
the information thu received from reliable sources was
deemed sufficient by the Mayor and Sheriff to warrant
extraordinary measures Of precaution and defence
Welearn from Hudson that the mounted troops from
New York hac arrived to the number OF 70 or &c. and
had reported themselves to the Sheriff The force, sub
ect his order, is now about 300, exclusive Of the
volunteers on duty from Hudson.
ANOTHER -RBNT MOVEMENT Guardian OF
the Soil extra, gives notice Of an Anti-Rent State Con-
venon to be held at Bern, in this county on the 9Th
instant for the purpose Of taking measures to bring their
case before the legislature Fa
| Extract from letter dated Hudson, Dec. 80, 1874,
| You have heard that on Thursday warrant was put
in the hands OF the under sheriff to arrest James Rey
nolds, Of Copake He went alone, and on his arrival
the horn was blown as understand, from Reynolds
house, while he was running across the field The un-
der sheriff lett home but was overakon and surround
ed After compelling him TO read all his papers and
threatening him with good coat if he ever came again
they let him CO. The sheriff then resolved TO go ir
force the next time The Burgesses Corps ofyour city
were then called on and every men was anxious to bt
Of the number of the turnout Lieut.. Townsend took
part of his sompany and part of the Court House
Guards, and left the city with the deputy sheriff at one
o'clock Saturday night They 'dropt down on Rey
nolds' about seven o'clock on Sunday morning. Thu
horns were blown in every direcon but the deputy ant
the corps showed direct upon the house and the NAL
: Reynolds. They found him and his nephew (who ha
been runner between the city and the antiren camp
ir the garrett When all was secure the ant's began
arrive The first one rode up very boldly. The sold
e iers commanded him to stand. He suspecing som
S danger, wheeled his horse They commanded 'stand
again, but he put spurs to his horse, and six bulle
were put after him. Report says that one bullet passe
through the knee Various bodies ofindians were see
lowering about the route home, but they ran when al
fl PiOuShSo' 4 HS PitoVhShS az "V" N'N~'oO-o
animal on We have 10 day heard that the India
were much alarmed, and have called several peat
!. meetings for New Years day. ,.ss., ....,a. d.
From Albany KniekerbOcker, jan. l.
One oftha Burgesses Corps who arrived here lc-da
:, informs us that detachment OF the corps, Emm'
!" Guards and minute men Of Hudson left that place
Tuesday morning at o'clock fora place in the vicini
= of Germantown where the Ambient party had ~
fell pieces which they had taken from Gernantoy
:" uniform company. There visit was to recap,ure i
:, cannon. Nothing had been heard from them when
1. express left.
~ The dispatches received by the Adjutant Gener
" contain Information that an attack was premedaied
HUDSON last night. The information came from su
no a source TO the Sheriff. Of Columbia county that
'k dee ned it prudent 10 call for more forces his is
le the information the Adutant General fell willing
r, communicate to u.s.
"a When the Express left Hudson yesterday ahsrno
tn tbe Indians were gathering in the ou,skirsof HGds
per and,he people Of that place were Ia stats ot 81
alarm,