The New York herald., 1845-08-25

dstown John Beedle and Dr. Jonathan Alsbun-Ala
has been lecturer and at late meeting Of the National
Reform Association, in New York, made bitter and vile
attack upon the reputation Of late under sheriff
There Il an indictment pending against him in Ulster
county for some participation In the outrages In that
county.
This morning. Daniel W. squirss was, examination.
committed to answer the charge Of proc urng the aeud
urging them to gain the victory now ever This Is the
man who taken by T. Corbin few days since, and
in whose possession Corbn found ten or twelve In
dian dresses or disguses and pistol taken from him
year ago, when he receved coat Of tar and feathers
Squires now under indictment for participating in that
affair John Bush and Alex s. Grant were also brought
before the justice and waving examination, were
committed former for being present disguised and
armed and participating in the outrage committed in
March last in Andes, when o. NJ Steele and c. 4. Par
ker were taken and confined, and saved only by the he
The ewhole number committed to answer by the JUS
tce, is eighteen. OF this number, twelve have been
ing on the 9TH of August instant at Andes, assembled
together with than three Others armed and in dis
guse, to prevent the execution Of civil process and
also while assembled armed and disguised elonious-
ly killing 0. N. Steele, under sheriff, &c.
The posse which left here on Monday noon, under
Col B. T. Cooke of Franklin hearing that chiefs
from this county Scudder among the number har
bored in Benhsim Schohare county proceeded to that
town. On the way they Were met by messenger from
the Sheriff Of Schoharie informing them that the Indians
had lately made stand at birthstone meeting house. in
Blenhem, and would ightadvising them to go to Gill
before attacking them Cen Griffin, who with the
Delaware posse replied, 1--WE have come to fight" and
directly to the stand occupied by the natives
II there about 100 of them disguised and
ed at the meeting house, having banner side OF
which an Indian chief and the motto, "Victory or
DEATH" On the other side, King, show your title
they were of the tenantry Of John A. King. They dis
persed about hour before the arrival Of the Delaware
posse, taking with them their flag The posse secured
the country for four five miles round found
mask in the meeting house. and Is 20 Indian dresses
in barn near and took IL prisoners, none OF whom
guised-most of them were men against whom ndct
ments are pending in schohsre. They delivered
over to the sheriff Of Schoharie None Of the fugtves
from this county were capturcd-although inor-
nation was received.
posse under the command Of 7. Corbin left here
Tuesday for Middletown and Colchester intending to
join one which left the day before, under Col Wheeler
and together to visit the Beaver KILL Sullivan county
where it is said large number of Indians from this
county secreted They sent in the two prisoners
who arrived last evening since which word has
received.
am told by gentlemen who have visited the injected
towns that it melancholy to witness the loss of proper
ty which must and has already followed this outbreak
Great numbers Of farmers who have not completed their
haying and harvesting, fled before they pursued
guilty conscience and have left their crops
protected and uncared for.
Two prisoners have been brought in this evening from
the East Branch. Their names Scott and Russell
they are implicated. They arrested about one
o'clock this morning. Looking rather suspicious and
giving satisfactory account of themselves, they
taken and sent in The whole number of made
is 81, including the IL arrested in Schoharie S.