The New York herald., 1845-01-03

LIST instant.
1t is to be seen, by the extracts, we annex that
strong efforts making to upset the whole anti
rent movement, and if the authorities continue In
their exertons, they will succeed in putting stop
to any further trouble from such men as Big and
Little Thunder.
[From Albany Argus, Dec. sil
From Rensselaer, the Budget OF yesterday states that
concerned In the Grafton MURDER was fully committed
for trial: The examinations still going on. The A.
torney General who IL associated with the District At
torney in conducting the examinations returned to Troy
yesterday in the discharge Of that duty
The returns at the Adutsnt Generals office. state that
the ngston Ulster 0reys the Rondout Guards and the
Hurley Rife Corps had reported themselves ready for
vice. the moment the necessary preparations could be
A correspondent says (on the 2sth)-"We have only
ihree towns in which citizens countenance these gather
c
appointment for the past week."
From Albany Argus, jan IL
panisshs Albany % Republican @ % Artillery. the ~ Van Rsns %
selaer Guards and the Washington RihSmen e German
corps)-were put under orders, by the Commanderin-
Chief and despatched to Hudson by an Extra train last
night
Arrangements had been made by the Adjutant General
by which these troops sent Immediately the ar
lival Of the Boston and Housatonic trains They left
indeed in few hours after the requison from Hudson
reached this as they were be met byan Extra
train from Hudson at the they probably reached
their de- tination about midnight
proper to add to counteract the various rumors
occssioned by this prompt the reinforce
ment necessary by the Mayor Of Hudson
the Sheriff Of Columbia who united in the requisition-
that the requsition accompanied by adavits from
persons well informed Of the movements OF the Anti
renters going to show that they contemplated sudden
movement upon the city Of Hudson, and upon the JAIL
for this purpose they had been psrfectng an organizes
ton for seversl days 1t Is enough to say that the inor
nation thus received from reliable sources deemed
sufficient by the Mayor and Sheriff to warrant extraord
nary measures Of precaution and defence.
Welearn frsm Hudson that the mounted troops from
reported themselves to the Sheriff The force subject
his order is now $780, exclusive Of the volunteers
Another ANrLRrNr MOVEMENT Guardian Of
the soi extra gives notice OF an State Con-
venton to be held at Bern, in this county on the sh
Extract from letter dated Hudson Dec 80, ls44 You
hands Of the under sherite arrest james Reynolds Of
Copake He went clone, and his arrival the horn was
was running scross the sid The under sheriff left for
home but was overtaken and surrounded. After CON-
pelling him to read all his papers and threatening him
The sherf then resolved to 60 in force the
The Burgesses Corps Of your city were then called on
turnout Lieut. Townsend took part T Of his COMPANY
and part Of the Court House Guards and LEFT the city
with the deputy sheriff at one o'clock Saturday night
Sunday morning. The horns were blown in every di.
recton; but the deputy and the Corps showed direct
upon mouse ana L00 man h6ynOl09 I06y I0unQ MIN
and his nephew (who has been runner between the city
and the anrent camp in the garret When all was Sc
cure, the antis began to arrive The first rode up
very boldly. The soldiers commanded him to stand
He, suspectng some danger, wheeled his horse They
commanded itand" again. but he put spurs his horse
aud eix bullets put sfter him. Report says that
one bali passed through his leg and into lis horse An.
other Indian was said to have been shot through the
knee Various bodies Of Indians were seen hoverins
about the route home, but they when approached
day heard that the Indians were much alarmed
dayI
From Hudson Gazette Of Dec; sl.l
wise called Little Thunder" Samuel A. Wheeler and
McCsiaa. was concluded on the evening 70 Of the ast
instant and they were committed and detained the
l. Manslaug liter, in thearst degree p /
2 Robbery, in the first degree. ~
g. Assault with deadly weapons in resisting the execu
A. Assault with deadly weapons in resisting the execu
tion Of legal process ct Ancram.
with snd In. Ss % the sDd Oh
at Copaks and Ancrsm.
8. The sane Il Clavsrack. g
z. Riot at Copake and Ancram. a H
8. Riot at Claverack. asn.N
Boughton was also detained the chaygee OF assault
asa1y
Anabie. "''-' -''''' D'' =
Beldin was also detained on the charge Of aidng and
samuel A. wheeler and Esau Craig. were each com.
mitted the charge Of aiding and assisting Boughon in
Andrew Pouchsr charged with aiding and abstting in
the robbery Of the Sheriff. in taking away his papers and
also charged with conspiracy for the perve!sion and
OF JUSTICE and the due administration of the
in the sum Of $4,000
military force T. this city, to assist putting down the
antrent disturbances in this county In addition to the
under commsnd Of Lieut. Townsend which Sss bee
among us for few days past there aved in the
Saturday afternoon last the Emmett Guards. Of Albany
under command Of Capt. John Osborn. This is very
large and splendid company and well drilled for service
We also learn that the given orders to two
hold themselves in readiness for immediate service
Deputy sheriff John H: Bagey having q process to
serve upon James Rsynold, and several others in the
town Of Copake Friday last to that place.
to perform his duty On arriving at the house Of Mr.
Reynolds, he was told tkst Mr. r. was absent Mr. Beg
eight miles, and arriving within short distance Of the
ten mile gate on the Columbia turnpike he overta
ken BY twenty Or thirty men, dressed in ndisn disguise
The Deputy informed them that they would be Of
vice to them, copies had been preserved They how
know their Contents after learning which, they told him
he might 20, and warned him against coming amongst
John Travsr constable Of this city on Friday last on
his return from Ancram, whether he had been on bush
ness was stopped twice BY men in di:guissthe hrst
and threatened to shoot him il he did not comply,
but Mr.. T. .peremptorily refused giving them up =
hNeE ucShN lnB nlm snort Time tney sunere0 MIN
to pass but he he'd proceeded far before he was
again surrounded BY i've or sx more "Indans" who pre-
snted pistol and demanded his papers and the business
which had called him to that town. Failing nd out
anything from him, and finding threats Of avail they
last allowed him to pass on threatening however give
him coat Of tar and feathers the next time he should be
caught in that section OF country
From Albany Journal, Dec. Sl.1
We understand from q citizen whe came up with des
sas with
Saturday to make further arrests Of persons implicated in
the murder at Smoky Hollow. Two persons of the
OF Reynolds father and arrested under circum
stances which, related u.s. would almost form the
basis Of three volume novel, lesst decent sized
novelette,. We tell the tale told to rs, believing it
TO be in the MAN. strictly surrounded
the house Of REYNOLDS which, upon their approach had
been douby barred, and put in state Of defence
the anticipated siege. Admsnce being peremptorily re
fused was effected without leave by cutting the door
to pieces The son was encountered in the doorway
who attacked the first soldier and endeavored strike p
his bayonet But while thus engaged he hoored by
stroke from the bsyonet Of another member Of the
Corps, and was secured Then came the hunt for the
"od one," and It was long and weasisome business
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