New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03

AsrtRENr TnouBLIs.-On Tuesday afternoon
last, three more military companies, the Albany
Republican Artillery, the Van Rensselaer, Guards
and the Washington Rihemen, Ia German corps
wore put under orders by the Commander in-Chiei,
and despatched 10 Hudson by an extra tram. This
reinforcement was deemed necessary CT account Of
rcouisiton from the Mayor of Hudson and the
Sheriff of Columbia accompanied by affidavi,s from
persons we'll informed in the effsirs Of the Anti
Renters, which went TO show that sudden move
msnt was contemplated upon The city of Hudson,
and upon the Jail, with view 10 rescue the prison
ers in custody-and that for this purpose they had
been periecting an organization FOR several days.
We find in the Columbia Republican particular
account of the arrest of Reynolds. After noticing
the previous failure to ares, him, il says:
On Sunday morning Deputy Sheriffs SedSewick
and Bagiy with detachment of men from tho AL
hany Burgesses Corps, under the command Of aia.
Tow nsend, and another from the corps stationed at
the Court House, proceeded 20 Copake FOR the pur-
pose OF arrestiug James Reynolds, accomplice
Of poughtop, for whom the officers had warrant.
On approaching the residence OF Reynolds tue mill
tary were stationed half mile distant, with direc
tions 10 march in twenty minutes from the time Off
Ger Ssdsewick and one left the deiachments 10
proceed TO il. The latter Immediately proceeded
Reynoldss, and on their arrival discovered candle
burning within. Officer Sedgewick then challenged
the persons within, suited bis business, ard demand
ed adniittance. Noanswer being given the door was
forced. When the officer entered man was disco-
vered TO escape from the rear, who was perempto-
rily challenged TO stop. He did not, however, and
orders were given TO ire upon him but fortunately
at that moment the fugitive fell over log of wood
lying 10 the yaad, and of the military dropped
his mnsket, pounced upon and secured him. He
proved to be cousin Of James Reynolds, who was
on visit from Gresue county. The house then
searched, and James Reynolds, one Of the most &C.
tive of the Anti-Renters, found hid under The
caves OF the house In the garrett Arms were found
80 the possession of the prisoners ready for use
In the meanwhile noises heard in every dircc-
ton Of the neighborhood of men on horseback
gathering together. Gas man was discovered ap-
proaching the house who was commanded 10 stand
but not needing was fred at, but without effect and
he made his escape, Two Others, on horseback
were also discovered and ordered 10 stop, bat no;
obeyng, voliies were fred their horses, but they
escaped. Ii wasthought that one of tie msn was
shot in the leg.
James Reynolds, we understand is farmer in
good circumstances, and holds an influential posi-
ton in the section of the County whore he resides
Ii was he who acted as doof.keeper at Sweets
Tavern when Sheriff Niiley's papers vera tskeu
from him, and is recognized az the Indian who
stopped and detained officer Bsgty ON Friday las,
The party after securing their prisoners, returned
to this City.
hoStot9ay, eto Souft, consisting OF hecofcer NC
Clellsn, Judges hold,idge and Peck, convened ior
the examination OF Reynolds. The charges asains;
him are similar to those on which Boughton and the
others stand committed.
John fraver, constable of Hudson, who had
been 10 Ancram On business, was s,opped twice on
Friday last by parties Of Indians who demanded
his papers and the business which had brone h, hin,
there. He was allowed &c pass, with threats of ar
and feathers if he came into that neighbolhood
again.
The examination of Smith A. Boush,or, ali.s
Big Thunder, Mortimer g. Belden, alias Liule
Thunder Samuel A. Wheeler and Essu Creis,
befoys Judges Peck, Riarto, and Recorder alcCict-
Ian, was continued On Tuesday, Wednesday and
rhuredly, and on Thursday evening they w,,e
fully committed and 6e;siatd on Tic iolio6ine
charges:
Smith a. Bough,on ard Mortimer C. Eeldep,
each on the charges OF
l. Mansaugh the first degree g Robbery in the first
degree; Assault with deadly resisting the
cusion of legal process Cupake: l. Asart with deadly
weapons IN fesiag the execution legal
justice end the due administration of wt al Copake ana
ncrm; s. Tho same al Ciaverack T. Riot al CoosiS and
Ancism; G. Riot at CsnyeGack
bonghton was also detained on The charge OF GIN