The New York herald., 1845-09-03

We received the following additional parti-
cuars by the Northern Mail of yesterday morning.

cuiars by the Northern Mail of yesterday morning.
[from the Albany Argus, Sept. 81
DELHi, August 30, lSI5-Last evening the posse
der Lieut. Steele returned, bringing with them eleven
prisoners-none were taken in disguise One of them
dans The coeon on rv 20 s the
approach oil Steele Their place OF rendezvous dis
covered, and their den broken up.
DR.. Jonathan g. Alabeen arrested a few weeks since
and discharged on BAIL has been again arrested for
sociang with and addressing the natives since his dis
charge. He seems determined to merit punishment and
to court conviction have not been able to ascertain
the names OF those brought in, or how deeply they
This evening the otsego company arrived under the
command OF Captain +. A. Bowles they mustered about
the Governor had declared the county state of
rection, and that force to be organized, a
here Thursday to offer their services The number
desired vas obtained long before the list of volunteers
was exhausted.
From Albany Journal, Sept IL
DELHI, August 29.-l have just returned to Delhi and
have hardly had time to look around me- ascertain
what may have occurred during my absence interest
to the public. The Governor having declared coun
~ in state of insurrecton, force Of some 800 has
April l5 1915 This udcious step on the part of the
Governor gives general satisfaction. The
listed for the entire service and all of them, believe,
are volunteers from every part of the county This
force unlike the posses organized by the Sheriff is
posed OF men who leave home during the service
without sacrlhce have not conversed with many OF
our friends but apprehend this is all the assistance
county requires from the State Let it be settled, that
the enormous expense which this
bic is to be assumed and paid by the State and old Della
ware however painful the duty is willing and ready to
attend to it in person.
There are, nearly as can certain now upwards
OF 10 prisoners In custody and posse is out in Mid
dletown and Colchester under the command of Frede-
rick Steele brother Of Bob Steele. He is Lieutenant
in the u s. Army and obtained leave of absence and ar
rived in Delhi few days after the murder OF his broth
er The Coroner's Jury is still in session During my
ABSENCE understand evidence has been elected, lmp.
eating many Of our most influential citizens 1t has also
been proved that large party Of down-renters
bed at Bloomve in March last for the purpose OF
king an attack on Delhi. They expected TO meet at
Bloomville regiment from Schoharie; then to march
openly to Delhi tear down the jail set the prisoners IL
berty and amuse themselves by burning the village
their lesure or to their own language. Delhi to
be turned into turnip patch" At that time VII
age was amply guarded, and would have defended itself
successfully against any reasonable Forces and the very
men who were concoctng this hellish plot and carrying
it into execution untring their efforts to nculcate
the belief throughout the village and county that Delhi
was I'D no danger-thatthe posse useless and child.
ish expense; and they even came in and proposed a
compromise, after assuring that they about
abandoning their disguises and purposed further
resistance to the execution of process They made
to unacreHn nj that by delivering to the authorities
every who mad appeared dsg gused and armed,
trary to the act of January 2sh lsi5 since the
they could compromise, and in other way. Two
non loaded with nails and ball kept in the street.
as 70 rake IN either direction and every part
oil the village was guarded-"every house was fort,
and every window port hole" The downrenters find
ing their efforts to throw four guard unavailng and
deeming an attack under these peculiar circumstances
rather hazardous experiment, abandoned the project
altogether, and Delhi walked up next morning looking
much more like fort than "turnp patch" Since
| commenced this, part of Steeles posse have re-
turned bringing five prisoners. The remainder OF the
posse still back with five prisoners. They
were all arrested at place called Dry Brook where
number had concealed and was supposed had fortified
Themselves. A number of blankets found in the
woods concealed under large rocks The place is in
wild remote part Of the county where they hoped
doubt, to elude the vigilance Of the posse.
DELHI, Aug. 30.-The grand jury for the Common
Pleas was drawn last week, and like that previously
drawn for the Oyer and Terminer is composed of the
right kind OF men-men who will not swerve from the
high path OF duty, either to protect their friends,
to ayenge themselves upon their enemies Evidencewas
yesterday elected before the jury throwning additional
light upon the dark plot Of the down renters placing
some more prominent in rather unenviable posi-
ton It that the officers Of the town OF Middle
town, in returning the list of jurors from that town
struck off every up-renter and returned none but
tives. made slight mistake in my last in reference
TO the posse 100 of whom it seems from Unadilla
otsego county; The prisoners mentioned in my last as
having been taken by Steele brought in last night
in the night believe five in number. Most of the day
has been spent in selecting officers to command the
raj companies lately organized. The Jury is still in
session.