The New York herald., 1845-02-02
MORE ANrIRENT TRoUBLE-The Albany Argus |
of Friday gives the following particulars of anti



MORE ANTIRENT TRoUBLE.-The Albany Argus
of Friday gives the following particulars Of anti
rent outrages ia Oisego and Cattaraugus counties
E.sr WoHcssrnn, O;sego county, Jan. %.
Thomas Whittl lker deputy sheriff, OF Caerry Valley
OseEo county, started from this place Monday the
9th instant, Tor the purpose cf serving declarations
Abraham Harrington and Jacob Fl Harrington, Of Wor
cester in favor OF Murray Ogden, on contract-thty
having refused nsg ected TO pay the demand then du
The contract a fair business teansacton sheriff
Whitaker having served declaration Abraham Har
rngto lett for the purpose oi serving the remaining
on Jacob H. Harrington the cid man After arriving al
his house. nearly half mile distant from the house OF his
son. he discovered himself followed by the young
Abraham nlr. Whiitaker was there informed that he
had gone from home and would probably be- found at the
house of his sor-naw residing in Summit Schoharit
county about two miles distant. Mr. Whitaker thinks
1t was preconcered But the demand being nowse con
nectd with antrent" he did suppose that he would
be resisted in the service of wishing to get
personal service, betook himself thther brt had not
reached his place of destination when he encount
cred by party OF men disguised Indians TO the mum
Der Of twenty five or thirty-who, having stopped his
horse proceeded 10 search for papers which Mr. Whita
ker refused to give up In the time, discovering
the old mon, Jacob H Harr ngton, in council with the
indsns, he attempted his papers. but was hir
dered by their aockng ground him stopping the service
demanding pspers, SC. Young Harrington repeatedly
presented himself % the sheriff with the declaration th
had been previously served him. requesting that the
sheriff should receive it again but being repused
threatened coat OF tar and feathers The udans seeing
presenting pso oil The head OF Mr. whitaker threat
ened his life should he refuse to accommodate himself Il
ther deklgns-0t same tiMe thn "dead mef
told tales" Mr. Whitaker, determining TO do hil
duty b-csm his station, was alter being provoked
nsuted to the last DEGREES rode on rail- his head arred
and his boots hed and avn on, and finally sent away
with the injunction that he must again appear
within their dominons,' under pain Of death.
ELL,corrvrLLG, January %, ls45.
We are in the midst OF anti rent war. On Friday
evening last the sheriff despatched three deputies Il
Dnch HILL for the pnrpose Of arrestng OF the rine
leaders who attacked the shern and his deputies las
June. who were thero for the rpose OF executing
a writ OF possession, Some eight or ten were in
dced at the June court for the offence but attemr
was made to arrest them until FIR day night last =
In the time, from certain indie tions threats
thrown out the sheriff thought best to order out strong
force protect jail from attack should any Of them
be captured The arrang' ment that they should
make quick trip and return by o'clock Saturday
morning The whole day passed however without their
entertsned that they had been captured themselves An
the orders Of the sheriff promptly obeyed by the
citizens of adjoining towns in fockng to his sandard,
small detachment OF six men, under Col Elifdge. wa
ascertain the difficulty; but before they
turned, the deputies 6rst sent out back with
prisoner having captured him after desperate
ter with some 100 of the gang. Col E. however went
through the settlement short time afer, and found .
halt. which orders he dsobeyed was fired upon witt
eight rifles. He returned the fire, and came his
home Whether anv were injured we are unable to say
Last evening there probably 600 people in the VII
aRe 200 or 400 with ready to Ter the sheriff
- O'Clock night, about $50 under tn command OF
Gen. Hunty, proceeded with the sheriff to the Of
disturbance leaving about 800, with three pieces Of
non TO protect fine Jail and andcfces The report OF
cannon heard this morning at six in the direction o.
Dutch Hill, probably the anrenters have obtained
from Cubs They are strong in plumbers on the HI an
what he result will be am unable to say. am Of opn-
ion, however that the sheriff will march through with
out any diff auty and that he will fad the among
he:mssing when he gets there Our village has the
troops were out under arms, and nothing was going OF
but preparation for Our citizens have turned ou'
With prompness and zeal credabe to them and W. ich
that the laws will bs enforced. "The lzws
must and shall be enforced floats banner from the
front Of the court house thereby evncing disr os,on
he nj the ~.
rf, and see that our wholesome laws are enforced.
QUARRRLs AMONG THE Forty THIEvEs-We
have been very much amused during the past weeh
with the qaanels between the Plebeian and tn,
Morning Nt,cs, otherwise better known under tn.
soubriquet Of Slamm. Bang Gs Co., and Patrick
O'Sullivan Sc Co. These quarrels are only the
commencement Of long fight between the con-
tending factions Of the New York Democracy. ];
has come down from the days of slang syne,
and will undoubtedly exercise a considerable in.
aence the division of the spoils in this quartz,
under Mr.. Folks regime The history OF thest
quarres-their origin-their literery, philosophical
political, and financial phenomena-would be in.
tensely amusing, and will furnish material for fu-
ture paragraphsYor the ediicaton Of our readers
The recent amusing outburst. in which they cal
each other liars and vagabonds, is but the first
brush in desperate encounter for "the spois "
THEATRES was good attendance at the
Park amphhea,re last evening, Notwithstanding
the cold weather, which was very powerful in
ducement for every body who could to stay al
home. The performances were, as usual classical
and elegant.
At the Olympic pretty full house attended to
see the new piece of "The Devil in Paris''-painly
<,lI al al
had painted a tremendous likeness of a black eye,
and was costumed in the received habiments OF
the cite, was rapturousy applauded by the dscrimi
mating audience.
The Bowery is playing up its stock of old meo.
dramas, to toerable houses, and the Chatham has
got up the "Chimes," of Boz-a sort of Chatham
street edition of the "Chrstmas Carol" On the
whole, our city theatricals, with the exception ol
Welch's company of splendid equestrians, are
rather small business.
The STREETS AGAIN Fer the last ten days the
streets have been in even a worse condition thar
when pedestrians were up to their ankles in mud
The clouds of dust, papable and penetrating, have
been most disagreeable TO all who were obliged
tostraverse the streets. The truth is no one who
values comfort or cleanliness, and can possibly
AVOID doing SOs udIcS 10 venture INTO broadway
either in wet weather or dry. In wet weather il il
all mud, slush and dustin dry weather, when the
wind blows, the dust is SO thick that one cannol
see across the street. This is one OF the reforms
| of the present reforming corporation
To Louisa In.
love you yes ah me, such A .me
Deserves much more heavenly name;
SO small word does i'll d. fine
Such m sdness OF the hesit d nine
And wilder stl yet all alone,
burns unpitied and uDknown;
love SO well, fear to sue,
Since If denied, hope. heaven, adieu.
For life were h--li. and VI died,
W.ud heaven receive the suicide \
VIII neat we meet II in my eye
You look, ou need nor word nor sigh,
For when beside you Louisa fair,
Live, mafDess all are pictured there.
T1en II you wish my hopes 10 soar,
On pray but smile ard III adore;