New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-09
Tho ,u,i.Eent Disturbances.

The Hudson Rtpublica1 of Tuesday brings inT'
ther intelligence resrecticg the Anti-R-nt tHc';e-
meni On Friday night, 90! that paper s'foi5
force was detailed 10 accompany Deputy Sheriff
Sadgwick 10 Clermoat. That ofTc5r had warTanis
20 the number OF I6 or 10 for as many IndIVidna's
concerned in the late oulreses. On nonday ths tx
oedit;on returned. bringing vita them John DO,
stad;, Isaac Coos, John Miller, Ell LOOMS, PhiP
Shook and Andrew Wheeler, VINO like the others
heretofore arrested have been aiJers ard abetlers Ii
the armed resistance 10 the laws. The two latter
preferred giving themselves up without pe!He 'oI.
na!y arrested. h;r. -eJgoick, the Deputy caeFih
Who was the civil tfieer CT tne expedion' iaiotni'
Us that every thing squi-t the dis'uIoeC o's'!S's
ani that il bis opinion officer can now, "i'lou'
mole.,eiiop froaa any one, perform his duties. Mr
) ai:o aforrns thai tne inhabitants o. tAe' pa'
Of the county he visited, aPpea: 10 be IN possession
ola knowledge OF every movement made IN the c!ty
Ne doub, SPIES are continually in the city, who OIL
the departure every expedluon learn lis dcs ma
ton; and on fleet horses get IN advance OF IL ahd
spread the information. Huchlng5 one OF Inc mos
no;urious OF the Indians, a nall hour before the
officers reached his residence, had information thai
he was IN danger, and escaped. In several oiher
places ii was asceria;ned thai know ledge oil the up
pfo4ch Of the troops was disseminated three hours
before ttey arrived although the utmost caution or
their part has been strictly Observed
Very early on Sunday morning, detachment
went IN search OF several individuals for whom wal!
rants had been Issued and On entering their houses
n.t a soul was 10 be found. Fires were upon The
hearbs, appearing 10 have been left but short iinie
previous ard other Indications That the inmates iisd
had timely warning, were apparent
Mr. Sedgwick Informs us that during the whole
Of the campaign, occupying three nights and neatly
az many DAYS, not sisu 0! an Indian was seen
every thing appeared quiet and order!y-and the
people he were anxious that the disturbances
should cease.
REYNOLDS is siil under examination, and we are
Informed that the facts elected by The answers OF
Witnesses show that Doctor BOughIon IS " BAG
Tkunder," Notwithstanding the DENIAL oil the An'i-
Rent CORES ponGclt Of The Newly ork Tribune, ano
ti,aI number of wealthy and influential citizens OF
the County OF Columbis, whom none thought OF
suspecuug, are deeply implicated IN the crime OF
preventing tue course OF justice.
We thick we may safely say lhat the excite
oeut is over that coed couasels have prevailed,
and that those who have been mls!ed and deiuded
into the beieithat Law AND ORDER are but names
and without reality and can be played with es
with t0v in the hands Of Child, are now con-
,inced That it's dangerous business TO tr!e with that,
without which, all must be dcenceiess. he tact,
too has impressed the minds 81 many OF the resist
ng tenants that the failure 10 pay rent readers their
leases null ard void aGd that thu landlords are free
TO ene: upon possession Vi 'he homes OF '!ia ten
ants at any moment They hnd tina; their acts have
endaneere their own fresdes, and rs the truth has
dashed upon their minds they are conTlnced OF the
troubles which in for them unless they igi-
mediateiy desist from their ls"less proceedings.
We most sincerely trust that the war IS at an end,
and that we shall have no occasion hereafter 10
chronicle further outbreaks.