The New York herald., 1845-09-23
Very late and Important from Delhi and the
Surrounding District.

Reflections Delhi Hospitality Of its Ynhabitanfs-
State Troops Court Of Dye aud Te,minsr- Court Of
General Sessions Grand Jiay-More Indictmenfs-
Number Of .ani Renters il Prison S,nterced-.fres
Of the Chif of the Bouina Tribe Seren More .1rvests
One Hundred Indictments far M,oder in the First De
gree.
We left Catskill at two o'clock yesterday morning in
hard ran for this seat of anarchy confusion and dis
order, it has been called. By the way, this thing Of
getting up at two o'clock AM enveloping oneself in
cloak and being jammed into crowded stage coach,
the middle seat where you cannot possibly sleep, is
certainly not among the portions xis,ence
But business is business and the of the public
must be attended to. The rain, however, at length
ceased, and red streaks of hight in the sky
nounced the coming dawn. The in all his glo.
rous majesty making his way through dazzling Aeecy
clouds lighting up the blue serene and gliding the
bre earth with beauty. The birds warbed sweetest
lody, and the cool, bracing mountain air whistling
the appetite, and filled the heart with Joy. At length
arrived at the foot OF the Catsll mountains and
left the coach, and hastened foot to them,
for the purpose Of gaining better view of the valley,
which lay below After ascending several hundred feet
the becomes grand and beautiful Far above yon
are giant hills which have stood the blasts Of ages,
clothed with verdure, on whose lofty summit hangs the
black and gloomy cloud below and far as the eye
reach, the rich valley which glittered green with
sunny showers" spread itself III beauty.
The counties of Greene, Albany, Columbia, Schohare
and the blue mountains of Vermont andMassachuses lie
before you in the distance. The coup d'9ii is indeed
grand and imposing. When did painters magic pencil
trace scenes OF such loveness these ?-beholdng
them feelings rariy expand glow with love,
while fancy decks them with her most gorgeous hues
White cottages the abode of happy hearts are sprnkled
here and there the varegated carpet Of naure-the
blue smoke curs gracefully above the tall tree tops and
mngles with the feecy cloud A turn in the road how
shuts the valley from view, and ascend the
mountain whose sides the leaves of autumn faded,
scared and blghted seem to shrink from the coming win
ters blast Sheep browsing by the road side their
tinklng bells sounding sweety and mournfuly Here
too is school house, whers some mute inglofious Mil
mysteries of the alphabet Here is a barn yard with
hogs cows, dogs, horses hens and chckensand there
is rosy checked, buxom comely mountain lass, going
recall the shadows of boyhoods years Let him whose
mind is not yer all corrupted BY the rvoliy dissipation
and strife OF some modern Babylon-whose heart has
been scared and bghted by disappointment, bowed
beneath load of shame and grief till he has become cal
ous to the warm gushing springs oil hope and affection
within, and stands forth wording and eyesore
tread these majestic hills, gaze natures loveliness
then will come DER him. dream OF what his soul has
! loved and lost the memory OF those hours and years
which have forever nedthe dim past will rise his call
and yield the precious which there lie bur
ed that first garden of his innocence" aIlaying itself
before him with all its early loves hopes, fears and dis
hortlived griefs and sorrows Then will richer per-
fume fill tho air as he wanders in these sotudes and
tangled wilds, his brain filled with "thick coming fan
cie, all combined to make him once more child. "God
made the country, man the town"
But here are at Delhi. 1t is beautiful little vii
lage, embosomed in hills clothed with sugar maple,
hemiock oak beech and pine possesses four churches
one academy, court house, school shouse three
i
These last to judge by the kindness and attention be-
slowed on a stranger, are among the most hospable
will be ever sweet to me- There also neatly built
JAIL and three ogcabins have lately been erected two
OF which are occupied as prisons for the downrenters
and the other for guardhouse The Jail has been
presented to be in dirty condition; but, from what
have learned and observed the dirt must existed
I in the eyes OF him who made the observation On
my arrival found the town in much quiet
and peaceable state than had expected There ore,
however about three hundred Sates troops quarered
in it, who patrol the streets TO the sound Of the spirit
stirring drum" and earpiercing ffe" Companies OF
these aided by citizens also make daily excursions
tho neighboring counties the lookout for
renters, who have been engaged in the late niquous,
and murderous proceedings.
number of causes have been put off till the Court of
| Oyer and Terminer meet next week.
The Court OF General Sessions, for the county Of
first Judge presiding. The Grand Jury came into
Court having found Indictments against sxty-eght per
sons Nine Of these indicted for conspiracy being
disguised and armed at the Earle SALE where
Steele, under Sheriff of the County was shot. Among
them Elias Osternout, Alonzo Sanford and John Della
mater are in custody. Ten for conspiracy and being
disguised and armed at other places OF these Henry L.
Russell Francis Scott and Barber Stafford in custody
Seventeen for conspiracy, riot attempt to prison
ers and appearing disguised and nrmed-Darius Travis
aud George Tompkins end indicmenD are in custody
Fourteen for appearing disguised armed aud conspiracy
daniel Northrup 9th indictmen Jason Sandford (5tb
ndictment, Nathaniel Hendricks I'D indictmenD, in
custody -Four for appearing disguised and armedJohn
Hendricks, Nathaniel Hendricks 4th ndctment), Jason
Sanford (Gth indicmenp in custody Fourteen for at
disguised and armed-Abel A. Fuller, in custody
The whole number indicted up to this time hun
dred and forty mines OF these thirtysix in custody
There are, however about ninety in prison, most Of
| whose cases under consideration.
This afternoon CALVIN Chace, indicted for being armed
and disguised, having plead guilty the Court sentenced
him to pay fine of Soto stand committed till paid
Elias osterhout, indicted for conspiracy, SC at the
Eai sale having plead guilty to the charge of riot
each indictment, sentenced by the Court three
indictments to imprisonment for three days in the county
JAIL and on the fourth to Imprisonment the State Pri
! son Tor two
Valentine and Augustus Kittle having plead guilty
several indictments of their youth were SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $40 each.
Hiram B. Kelly, having plead guilty, sentenced to
| pay a fine OF $3.50 for same
Alva r. Crosby, indicted for conspiracy, Sc, was sem
fenced to ray fine OF $50
| Thomas Purdy. constable of Bovna, was ndict
or arson, in setting fire to the house of the late Hon.
| Morgan l.. Lewis, at Fish Lake, Dovina. lie was
mitted.
More .7rreas-Ilenry J. Johnson, commandant of a
detachment OF twelve who heve been out days.
brought in this afternoon Edward orc onnor supposed TO
be the head chief OF the BovIna tribe and deeply jmpl
cated in most of the outrages committed by the Indians
and John Oliver, OF Andes said to have been present at
the Earl SALE These men were found at Neversink Sui
livan county.
George N. Doolttle, commandant of another posse
ldespte hs name) brought in this afternoon c. w Kea
tor, Daniel kesor, Moses Sherwood Joel Sherw ood
Daniel Robinson and James Harmon, supposed to have
been at the Shackelve battle last spring. Indictments
have been found previous to this against of them
They We're found in Lexington, Greene county
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, SATURDAY NIoHr.-The grand jury
now out but will be in before midnight their labors
close at that time u is expected that nearly hun
dred indictments will be found for murder the first
degree.
From Albany Argus, Sept o2l
The testimony in the OF the People vs. Boughton
was not concluded down I. Saturday night The case
" was supposed, would not go to the jury until Wednes
day or Thursday.
SUPPOSED CASE or MURDER.--The body of
ORonrke, the pugllist, concerning whose myste-
rlous disappearance We copied paragraph from Life
at the Springs" has been discovered about mile and
half from his own house. When found the body was
perfectly naked, with gun-shot wound in the breast
and deep wound in the back part OF the neck as if in.
fcted with an axe. The party in search Of him found
piece OF an old wood drag with blood spots IT, and
ioiowihg the tra they came to newly turned
earth, under which was found ORourkes horse, which
had been shot the pit was not deep enough, and the
horses legs had been cut Off About three quarters of
mile from this place, the banks of the river Rouge
they found the body OF ORourke A man named Brady,
an immediate heghbor OF O'Rourke, has boen arrested