The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-08

IN any way, either in creating public sympathy tor
their alleged wrongs and hardships. or IN more i'm
medately benefting them by the waving OF the pro-
prletors right collect rent on the contrary It has
been the means of large amount OF back rents be-
ing collected, which, had things not assumed the
aspect they have would probably never have been
got in
The last accounts from that region show that the
principal actors-excerting Scudder, the eader-in
the late tragedy of the murder of Steele the sheriff.
in all about one hundred, have been arrested, and
that the posse OF military which have been sent there
by Governor Wright, Were securing the country
with great energy, making arrests and collecting
all the outstanding rents 1t is gratifying to see that
at length the majesty of the laws has been thus far
vindicated, and II remains for the people of the
disturbed section TO see that in the trials of those
who have been arrested for participating in the
scenes of violence that have occurred such punish
ment Is meted out TO those who may be found guilty
as II is to be hoped will strike terror into the hearts
of those who would follow their example. Yet from
the obuseness OF number OF the tenants in the re-
gion, who are easily led away by the sophstrles of
the various vagabond agitators, who unfortunately
find an excellent harvest among them, it is to be
feared that whatever the result of their trials may be-
further dsturbancesw from'time TO time take place,
particularly the military are Withdrawn.
In Maryland they have lately had an attempt on a
small SCALE not 10 repudiate rent exactly, but some
thing that is still more requisite TO State, viz
taxes; but in that instance the collector for Har-
ford county, where the disturbance took place,
summoned a posse cometatiGs, and under their
protection carried through the sale of the property
which was advertised. In Canada, too a similar
spirit has developed itself in regard to the refusal of
the settlers In Augusta, Canada West, TO pay the
back rents and interest the lands of the CLERGY
Reserves. to which we referred few days ago,
though from the mode adopted by the English gov
eminent in the settlement of all such affairs is al
together probable that they will speedily be put
down, more particularly as it is a government con.
cem
How all this in our own State is to end we know
not; 1t is certainly hardship for all to be compelled
to pay the large sums that will be requisite for tie
collection OF these lawful debts, yet it is highly ne
cessdry tor the State to put 1t down energecally
as possible. Experience shows that these doctrines
spread with amazing rapidity among certain classes,
AID that unless they eectualy receive their quetus
they may in very short time reach to such pitch
a TO subvert all law and order throughout the land,
a I'D totally destroy the relative standing of debtor
and creditor, not only IN the matter of rent but in
the common everyday transactions of social and
mercantile life
SINGULAR Trips OVER THE ATLANTIc.-The pack
ct ships Rochester, Capt. Briton, and Shakespeare,
Capt. Miner, sailed from Liverpool on the 1Ith ult ),
In company with each other, and passed Sandy Hook
together yesterday afternoon, after fine passage
over the Atlantic. 1t is not little singular for two
tn ea one ar no sail
thousand miles, and reach their destination at the
same hour. This trip OF the Rochester and Shaks-
peare remind us Of remarkable one made few
years ago by the England, Capt. Waite, and the
Garrick, Captain Palmer. They sailed from Liver
pool at the same hour; early every other morning
they saw each other; and after very quick passage
came into this port almost side by side.
BROADWAY CHURCHES The fashionable church.
es IN Broadway are beginning TO be re-opened for
the winter. St Pau's led the way yesterday and
was crowded with its regular congregation, who
have almost all returned from their summer wander
ings, ready probably, to begin the great work of win
ter church-golpg. The new Anglo American church
at Minerva Rooms, under the charge OF Rev. Mr.
Marcus was also open, though the attendance at the
morning service was not very great, and those that
were there did not appear 10 belong to any OF the
Emigrant Society that the church is specially de-
voted to-
The TARIFF AND TRIPE-There is a great noise
made IN the papers about circular sent by Mr.
Secretary Walker to certain manufacturers in order
TO obtain few facts for his guidance in cutting
down the tariff. What does il all amount to What
boots II II the circular is only sent to locofoco ma
nufacturers? Is ii TO be supposed that Secretary
Walker will alter his position an iota whether his
questions satisfactorily answered or not7 1t is
all trpe at cent pound-the circular, its questions
and the noise.
STEAMSHIP GREAT BRIrAIN.-This steamer was
seen by Capt. Trask, of the Garrick, arrived last
evening, the I'd ins at IL o'clock, noon IN lat Al
Is, long. 81 IA, steering east.
ADJUSTMENTS IN ENeLAND.-The philan,hropsts in
England have curious way Of amusing themselves
In order to keep their feelings up the philanhropic
point, they write paragraphs like the following =
The Shipping Gazette speaks of private letter receiv
ed from Gibraltar from good authority which state that
10000 slave shackles for men women and chidren-in
all fourteen cort oads-have been fshed up from the
wreck oil the American war steamer lately burnt
port
At the eleventh annual meeting of the Glasgow Eman
cipaton Society held few days ago, Mr. &c Wright
from America, stated that slaves who were 'devout
Christians" realized higher price than others and that
the sole object of the Americans in inducing slaves to
enter the church was to enhance their value.
These little fictions have the same effect on the
minds Of the "freemen' of England that the con
slant repetition of lie has upon the utterers-
they are finally believed But when Ignorance is
bliss, &c.
LATEST ASTI-RENT NEws.-The Abany argus
slip OF Saturday afternoon gives the following
additional intelligence from Delaware
DELHI, Sept. 4, ls45.
Two companies returned last evening one Of them
bringing SIX, and the other prisoners-making
about loo now IN custody The examinations before the
Justice continue, and commitments are constantly being
made for participation in the outages this county
portion OF the force requsiton constantly
securing the disaected towns making such arrests as
they can The conspiracy which contaminated on
the 7th ut has been thoroughly ridded and every
one directly implicated completely exposed and this
being generally known difficult to find any one