New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
a snsek Of war at Alnanu.
THE ANgE-BEBF TROUBLES REvivE0-FHE MukrrI aY
CALLED OUT,

THE AETt-BEHF TROUBLES REYIVE0-FHE MEkFTI RY-
CALLED OUT.
ALBANY, July 1.-THE anti.rent trouble a h ave
broken outAfFesh in this county, and have ssaI ned
quite serious character. Sheriff Fitch, WAia en-
deayoring to eAecpte legal process, has ,een
forchly resisted and he and his deputies Vioe ntIV
assaulted
The sheriff left here yesterday to eject cnsY eter
Warner from premises occupied by him. Hh was
accompanied by sss deputies. His arrival at a
point about five miles from the ''seatof WGpi was
in some manner communicated to the disa@ scted
and from Knower's station. out, they WeR met
along the road by parties who gave e2nr6s sion to
thsir feelingsby demonstrations of varied aharac-
tor. Arriving at the house of Mr. WaFEg r, they
were confronted by party, of tWentEJras N. who
however, ot1eFed no opposition.
The doors were locked, and althoughbS ne sheriff
informed the inmates that the mattegfI NIGHT he
amicably adjusted, they would not adIn5k him. He
then burst open the doer, and succeeded in getting
one of his legs inside when the doOrM as foraibl7
shut, aud his limb very severely sqpeeS ed FINALLY
he effected an entrance when he again attemnted
to con0iiiate, but all to no purpose. He then di
reeted his deputies to execute the Y rit of eject
ment by removing the furniture hB as soon as
they proceeded to work, they were 81 rrounded ON
all SIDES by upward of seventy-tiW resolute and
determined men, nome of whom Wa re masked or
| in the least disguised,
| Bhe sheriff received several blow a and deuutv
| James Gillespie very roughly used Finding
/ it impossible to execute the writ with the small
| force at his disposal, the sheriff Withdrew from
She premises, the antrenteEs has ting at him and
/ challenging him to make an an rest Thev were
armed with clubs, but 6isplag ed no firearms
Ealthough it is believed they had them also. Tbey
dehed the sheriff to execute q ny writs, and gave
him to understand that any alta mpt to do so would
be violently resistedsno maa er what would be
the result.
The sheriff and his party th en- returned to this
city, and at ence issued or Ter TO the commando
ing officer of the Tenth RegA nent New York State
National Guards to detail y le hundred men from
his command, fully AIMED and equipped, to pro-
the wrts of ejeetmsnt hb d by him. The force
will leave tomorrow molJ ing at half-uast seven
O'Clock, under commando If Acting Colonel James
Mcfarland, ana Wal rehs in in the disafected dis.
trict as long as tseir Sc tvices may be required.
Should the force be inss tfieent to cope with the
enemy, the whole OF u military in the county
will be ordered out
There is considerable excitement in the city, and
the different company armories are busy places
tonight.
The st. Louis Press thus clears up the story of
young girl and her paramour being charged with
poisoning the latter wife:
n The young girl all uded to had baen nominally a
servant girl in tf family of SchHendener. The
female branch of 'the family liked her not how
ever. She suspe' cted shat the captain her hus-
band, and the 60 od-loking serysnt girl were hug
gng, as precious thing, Illicit love in their
hearts. Some evenings since, Capt. S. and this
4, girl took rainble- Mrs. S. donned male attire
II and followed them. Whethsr she made any dis
coveries does not appear bus she pitched into her
d husbands female Friend with coWhide ana
would have killed her, had not the eagtain inter-
E fered.
+ The tale soon reached the lower station, that
! Mrs. 5. had heea poispaed by this young girl
: Sergeant Herring forthwith arrested her. In the
!, meantime, crowd collected, and. on the way to
the station stones were thrown ard notwithstand-
ing the delicacY of hea situation which mpgt have
been apparent the gl bore up under the terrible
ordeal most bIayely. =
Another version OF the story soon reached the
people and the officers. Mrs. SchaW endener had in
the morning procnred sottle of eAiorOform Of
Mr. Mettscher druggist Fear the French market :
! she had taken dose OF tx, which had made her ill
ana What is worse 1t is aEerred that she did it to
u 6ring shame and 0bloq.Ay and punishment upon the
|, heau 9l her natural nemy, as she very naturally
! regarded the gTl fLShe made some acknowledg-
IS ment of this kind. The young girl released,
and the crowd we'ie disgusted and dispersed.
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18th, says
= During the fast ten days this section of country
has been Wis ted by cOpious showers of rain which
nave feVlV' cd the spirits of our people to great
IN degree, AID been of incalculable benefit TO the
"a corn Gro o, which now promises to be an average
II yield.
C. Tie Petersburg Index mentions praiseworthy
IT, act on the part of Major johnson, the officer super
he Offending the removing of the Federal dead from
re has come across the grave OF Confederate he hal
A had the body disiuterred, placed in coffin buried
Ice in spot adjoining the Federal graveyard aud ha(
ad- the grave marked. Some hundred of our deat
Vn' have been thus removed and Major ]. will sooI
on furnish list OF them Tor publication,
les Latest accounts speak in most favorable term
zen OF the grain crops in the West,