The New York herald., 1845-01-08
FURTHER FROM HUDSON The Northern mail,

FURTHER FROM HupsoN The Northern mail,
which was delayed on Monday by the storm, arri-
we'd yesterday noon We find in the albany ar
gus of Monday few further particulars relative to
the state of things in Hudson.
There was no particular change in the anti-rent
affairs at Hudson. Dispatches received at the Ad-
jutant Generals Office, state that on Friday evening
detachment Of Is men from the Burgesses, under
Capt. King and Lieut.. Franklin Townsend, and Is
men from the Rep. Artillery, under Capt Cooke
and Lieut.. Frederick Townsend, left Hudson with
Deputy Sheriff Sedgwick, for some remote part of
the county, to make arrests, and had not returned
on Saturday at ii A. M.
On the same day (Friday) detachment from
the German Guard, under Capt. Kraack, accom-
panied the Sheriff 10 Meenvills, and took posses
sion of hed-piece and two kegs Of powder that
were in the hands of anti-renterp.
Adjutant General Niven returned from Hudson
on Saturday afternoon. Commissary Gen. Storms
came up on the same day. No part of the force
has been Withdrawn. No news yesterday from
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HUDSON, Saturday, A. M.-There is little re-
markable to write about. Nothing material has
transpred since my last to vary the quiet state OF
things which has prevailed during the week.
Some things, however, have occurred, that may
be OF interest at least to your city readers.
In the absence of any call upon the military for
real service, on Thursday orders were issued from
IN the afternoon. Our citizens have never before
had the pleasure OF seeing extensive display OF
uniformed soldiers. and the feeling of admiration,
as well as the sense of security which il inspired
could not be mistaken. FIRST came the troop Of
cavalry from New York They are noble looking
and effective corps-evidently adopts in military
tactics. Next came the Albany Republican Artil-
After marching through the principal streets, they
were reviewed by Gen. Storms, in presence of
large concourse of citizens; when they dispersed
to their respective quarters
Although no further arrests have been made an
important capture was made yesterday by the She
riff He left yesterday morning, with detachment
of Cavalry for one of the back towns, and return
ed IN the afternoon with one of the pieces of can
non which the " Indians had in their possession.
This Is trophy which Is well worth the days
work.
Another detachment, consisting of the Albany
Republican Artillery, and part Of the Burgesses
Corps, LETT last evening, under the command of
Capt. Cooke and Lieut. Frederick Townsend of
the Artillery, on an excursion of about seventeen
miles, Ihey had a hail storm accompaniment on
the. way, with high wind and some ram. They
had not returned at o'clock hismorning. Ilearn
that they are IN pursuit Of desperats fellow named
before his door, and is otherwise prepared to make
formidable resistance. IF /" at home," he will
be taken, and brought in. and no mistake.
yesnlsrday avsiled myself Of an opportunity to
with the inapplicability Of his nom de gsse,re He
IS young man of genteel appearance and prepos-
sessing address, and the reverse Of every thing in
dicated by "thunder," big or little. When l en-
tered, he was reading, but Immediately arose. He
was introduced to me as "Big Thunder" He
Immediately corrected my attendant, saying, evil
IDENTIFY annoyed by the "reminiscences associated
with it, that that not his name, but DR..
Boughton. He was asked hew he felt To which
he replied, do not feel well, either at heart or
in body. have left a young wife and infant child
at home. The thought Of that is enough'-and
here he burst into tears He appears to be, and no
doubt is, penitent, and has given proofs Of it. by
delivering up his memorandum book, from which
the Sheriff has been enabled to ascertain the
names and whereabouts Of the ringleaders in the
anti-rent rebellion.
There is rumor that troops are to be sent into
Greene county to-day. l know not for what pur-
pose.
HUDSON, JAN 3-The war in this county ap-
Fears to be about over, at least with some nf the
| ed by Mr. Mcneil and Mr.. Miller, and signifed
complete surrender. Some of the Ancram tribe in
attendance refused to submit, and still clamored
about "lte." In the mean time, the durable and
hfe lease ecnants are all paying up the wheat and
fowls. The arrests are going on, and the cavalry
are bringing in the stray cannon about the county
While we are thus approaching order, we are
constantly hearing of the preparations going on in
| Greene, Albany, and Schoharie, for formidable
resistance to your authorities, whenever you are
prepared to move. Il may be all rumor Many
persons here doubt the sincerity of the present pro-
fessions of our tenants. They think, that it is only
a rwss to gain time; but we will hope for the best.
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