The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18
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ANTI-REMT TROUBLES.

The Old Ansa-Rent Troubles Revived I'm
Albany County-Ths Sheriff and his
Deputies, while Serving . Writ OF
Etcct~asnt, ASA ulted by = Large Party
OF Anti-xxontcrs and Compelled 60 Re-
tsrn 60 Albany-The Military Ordered
10 the Scene To-day, &c.
Albany July II, 1860.
The anti-rent troubles have broken afresh this
county, and have assumed quite serious character.
Sheriff Fitch, while endcsvoring legal pro
has been forcIby resisted and he and his deputies
violently assaulted The sheriG left here yesterdabv
eject Peter Warner from the premses dis arrival
him. He was accompanied by ak dessat OF war was
a pon. about ave miles oh oy 20 rer rse esanecsd
and from Knower no gave expression TO their feel.
the road bv ..sfsiions Of varied character Arriving
inrs h.,aSs Of Mr. Warner they were confronted by
-Tfy Of twenty men, who however, offered no oppos
informed the inmates that the matter mi ghi be em,caby
adjusted they would not admit him. He then burst open
when the door forced shut and his limb verr &C.
vcrely squeezed Finally he objected an entrance when
~ asan iemp,sd 70 concln'c bu, all TO no purpose
rlectment by removing the furniture but az soon a.
they proceeded TO the work they surrounded on all
sries ny upwards of seventh. Ave resolute and
IN The least d.sased The Sheriff rV received eissi
several blows. aud Deputy James Gillespie was
very roughly used Finding II Impossible 10 eyceue
the writ with the small force his disposal the shern
Withdrew from the premises the antrcnters hootlpv AZ
him aud challenging him make an arrest They ,rere
armed with clubs bat displayed no arear,,s a;hor,,
pelleNel they hal them about their persons They
deacd The sheriff execute sny writs and rnye him 10
understand that attempt do would be violently
resisted, no matter What might be the result
Inc SheHn aud his party then returned to the CITY
and Immediately issued order to the Commanding
officer OF the Tenth regiment. New York state National
Guard tn detail ono hundred from his commend
iuv armed and equipped, to proceed 10 ''he scat OF
war" to aid him in executing tho wrts cectment held
by him. The forcc will leave tomor al halr.past
seven, under command Of Acting Colonel James Nctnr
land and will remain In the diaectcd distrc, SO long
their services be required Should Tho orrc IL
insufficient cope with the enemy the whole of The
military OF the county will be ordered oui
There Is considerable excitement Ia the cy and the |
different company arnores arc busy places ton sht
The Turr.
FASHION COURSE, T.. I.-rRoTrfSe
TUESDAY, July IL, match 81 600 mile heats host three
N. Rodn named roam Lady Jane 81 !
ID. Mace named bay stallion Henry b.
fasenen'''''.'.'... '......,............
Fist heat. ............SsH 1.lS IRA 1
second heat. .........3S 1l4L 2.2I. I
Third heat. ...........8 LIE 1.35
Fourth heat. I.2O a,a0
Dexter Ia stu the fayorte against The aed for she
saddle race Of Thursday and largo amounts are being
posted on his winning. -e
TRoTTfya IN BOSTON
Bosros July H. 1860
There was larve attendance the mile track Al Mys
tic park this afternoon the wagon race for 40 600
between the stallion George Wilkes and the mare Lady
excessive heat OF the day the OF the track
were decidedly against fast time
was an excellent and very closely contested race.
evey one appeared satisfied that each horse did bis
The i.,lowing is summary
milo hns,s Tax Track tDcston) July IL purse 81 ooo
n u. ncs's, oes three In Ave 10 wagons |
i.. anicr entered b. n. Lady Thorne. q 4 o q \
T .,ooks entered br e. Geo. wilkes 2 o 2