New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-18
Later from Delaware County-,iorc Arrests.
Correspondence Of the Albany Evening Journal
Nm LII Anr NH IsI-


DELHI. Aug. 18th, ls45.
Friend WEED-A posse has just returned. after
two DAYS absence in the towns of Bovina Andes Middle
town and Roxbury, under the command OF iimotny
Corbier the person who was iarfed ana ieahsfea ia
Rlxbury last summer Tor assisting the SneriH. ht
brnr i've prisoners all Of whom were arrested on war
rants for murder. Daniel w Squres, the person VINO
WIS arrested last winter by steele IN the night ana
brought over 10 Delhi bench warrant Is one OF ne
prisoners. Amer many promises, on the part OF ns
lends Of good behavior tor the future he was admitted
II, bail and bis tria 10 have come on IN september
Since he was admitted bail he has done more than
any other 10 keep up the excitement lie mas ed
sl clothed the Indians bullets. attended meetings,
and done everything IN his power 20 suDvcrt tne laws
ard throw us into anarchy The oppression IA TINS IN
stance consists IN the fact That he ana MS taher before
H. have been allowed 10 occupy lease farm IN RoN'
bury for a series Of years, without paying any rent
Corhin found ten Indian dresses IN MS house ana the
identical pistol which taken from Corbn at the time
h. was festhered and iured in Roxbury Two other
sses of citizens now out on similar expeditions
ast night posse returned from Andes. bringing with
In 90 prisoner that prince OF brutes Moses Earl who
a,yould not nav his rent TO gave hfty lives :" Mr..
Brisbane was also arrested. lie Il man OF decided
,aent and has frequently lectured to the Natives
lie was present Andes and saw steele murdered ana
A. far as actions and announcement could 60 was acces
.arv IL the murder Richard Morse Esq Justice Of
tie Peace Of Andes DIETER known a. DICK Morse inc
tifogcer % followed the posse. with his law books
abused them al the way and said he would show the
LAWYERS here that Es7l could be- baed and that he would
bail him On the arrival OF the posse, warrant when
had been waiting for Richard ~as promptly put INTO tne
nds Of the proper officer and he was unceremoniousy
ingeed" MOrse present al the murder ana under
such that he had better spend his time IN
diligently studying those books II he expects 10 escape
the halter He is now very meek begins to think the
murder Of steele hOrrid affair and so on All oil thein
are much humbed and frightened after they are in Gus
ody and begin rcfec, upon the inevitable conse'
quences Of their conduct
The night after the murder, meeting of downreni'
orr whose hands were red with the blood Of poor Steele,
ed IIifon's in .tusa Wheredt most mi9er
ale story cOncocted and sworn to by large mum
her tending TO throw some blame on steele. The man
fact dvet upon in this wretched affidavit every line OF
which black rih p,rjy, Is that the officers nred hrst
Several OF them have been before the Coroners jury 10
dav and have been compelled TO couoborate Edgerton
and Wright and 20 swear that they s"ore fase I'D
Andes Ikis Is q judicial 0ath-,haf rds not Comment
upon such conduct is unnecessary The public at large
have no adequate conception OF the depth OF neral turp
iuie which these desperadoes eynce
since this murder was committed Il mas been clearly
a.rertained that II was premeditated IL was known
among the downreniers throughout the county mat
Ssee was 10 be murdered that day II ne appeared II
not blood be shed AZ all hazards II was puDhcy
tod every part Of the county by them as early at eai
A. the morning Of the sale and hundreds went there no,
d.sriised-rather not masked-(0r they disguised be
meath Gods image spirit worse than demonacl-on
purpose 20 the iun-O IN other words 70 see aho
eNu,f over the murder of public officer
Lest the public should form the opinion that We are
60 much excited 70 arrest men without evidence
would state that the utmost caution Il used No man
ha. been arrested until he clearly and deeply mph.
Gated by evidence elected before tue Coroner jury and
the utmost Goodness IS ,xhibted on all hands No eA.
u'taton or pomp Is witnessed about our streets All
ara cool but determined few resoute fellows arr
following one man who has fed the county. and VINO
was 20 take deliberate aim AZ steele Inc last ~
NOR from them that they were on his trail but three
hours behind He has frequently threatened steele was
feuhed on the ground and traced all the wsy here and
back lover 70 miles, He took load Of Indians win
him. OF whom arr now IN custody and on NE return
Immediately ied One Nr. Renwick was pursued Oy
another company into Pennsylvania brought back
10 the town OF Mssonvie where he had examination
aud duly committed for murder and brought mere
last night Evidence Is very strong against him iou
can gain from this notion Of the spirit with which
our citizens take hold Of this affair. Yours, NJ