New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05
Latest Anti Rent News.
Correspondence Of the Albany Atlas.
Hf-DSo> I,l,sdxy evening =

HUDSON. tuesday evening. sept j.
The Court Of Over and Terminer was opened
here Yesterday Judge Edwards presiding HIS charge
,n the Grand jury deferred until to-day and WAS IN
every respect abe and impressive II occupied about an
hour in is delivery and Is chief feature WAS the auson
10 the subject Of the Anti Rent disturbances N'er AL
verting 10 the peculiar characteristics OF our institutions
the voluntary submission Of our people 10 govern
men and avs OF their own creation. the absence 81
standing army. sc sc he dwet AZ some lensn on me
nature OF the easchod tenures m THIS snd the ADJOINING
counties, and the general Inconvenience flowing from
them
The Judge then passed to the conduct Of the volAors
OF the law and denounced their crimes with much and
deserved severity He called upon the Grand Jury 10
be viglant and firm bringing them 10 justice assured
the tsnsnis that they must rely upon the sction OF
sound public opinion bringing about voluntary
snt between Them and tbs landlords that the Cons,i-
tuition of the United States iorbds any Jaw 10 be passed
hv -tas impairing the obligation n contracts; and
that no relief could be expected unless The base and
guilty were denounced and punished. ana the innocent
md their cause separated from them.
il expected that Boughious tfis will commence in
tho morning Mr. Ambrose l.. Jordan . already here 10
defend The Attorney General = also mere IN oeaSi o'
the state.
Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journal
DELHI. sept. lst l>&5.
Four persons came into the village this morning
and gave themselves up Three OF Them were only
wanted a. witnesses. and were examined anu IeVos
nized The fourth Morgan Wheeler "a an Indian. I'M
ucat,d in almost all the which have dssrserd
county tor the last year His excuse Tor giving MINI
self up wss that he had tired Of skuxng and running
T4Hirsagi he ipsHii0n u The dnth0rniss 10 issue
distress rayrans and fore, he COLLECTION q rent in ery
arf Of The county ruAOAf dsdy The result oi which ex
pertinent all anNously awaiting.
predict that those who can pay, viii those who can
not will make resistance Al combinations 20 resist
Tor the time at least broken up; but the state 81
feeling wre,chcd and brutal ever and nothing bu
lear Of the civil law ncucsted by strict severe punish
meni can unfortunate county 70 quiet lhe
restoration OF harmony and good feeling VIII require
years VI
Admtant General HARRINGTON left here ON Mon
DAY afternoon.
In consequence Of the approaching term o our Gene
rad Sessions when the Court Room viii be required Oy
the Court (which together with the Jury now
used for the occupancy OF prisoners the sheriff build
Ing in rear of the Court House log buildings. To be-
used for the detention OF the prisoners. They viii be
built strong and made comfortable as possible.
since our last 20 prisoners have been brought H.
making the whole number arrested. III OF this mum
her "a have been examined and fully committed m
GLIDING these and the number not yet disposed OF there
are - now in custody making the number discharged
admitted on bail and recognized as witnesses. * lhe
following Is complete list OF those who have been iuNy
committed.
Augustus Kettle. Daniel Northrop Zadoc p Norhrop,
Iohn Phenx John Van Stecnburgh William Reside
Moses Earle Henry d. Wickham. John Birch. Richard
Morse John Whitson. Jr. Francis Scott William bryant
William Smith. SniAen Kelly Dciverence hing, Jason
sanford Zera Preston Isaac l.. Burhans Aonzo san
ford Darius Travis William Menzie Barbour stafford
William Brisbane, Daniel w. Squres, stewart Grant
John Latham. G.. 7. WOlcott Thomas Crosoy Miles
Bromley Charles d McCumber. Martin Worden' John
Davis IT, L. Russell Delaware Express. sep 3.
FROM NAss.U.-The Br. schr. Morning Star.
Capt SAWYER arrived at this port yesterday in days
from Nassau. n p. We learn from Capt SAWYER that
the schr Chesfor SricKNy from Jeremie, nor Boston
with a cargo Of coffee and logwood. was wrecked on
West French hey 3st July leo bags OF coffee win
most Of the materials OF the vessel saved and would De
taken % Nassau and sold.
The crew remained on the Key. which uninhabit
ed for eight days when they taken of by the soop
4ad0rer and carried Nassau with parto the vessel
materials and 40 bags coffee Third day made signal
fo bri. Fame Of Boston spassng sent her boat 10 ~
when we made our situation known. Stated 70 them
that uncertain how long we should remain ON th'
Key and would like 10 be furnished with some bread
She proceeded on without complying with request
The FIR brig Cosmop0lie from Aux Cages for Marseil
e. was lost on Fortune Island nh August loaded with
coffee and ogwood. Crew. materas and cargo saved
vessel lost. Charleston courier, sept l.