New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-21
APPOINTMENT Rf THE PRESIDENT off
JAMES McKIssICE, Of Arkansas 10 be Agent
O. 4 q. -
The Delaware Outrage-Further Arrests.
The Albany Argus of yesterday makes the fol
lowing statements the authority of gentleman
who left Delhi on Sunday:

The Albany Argus OF yesterday makes tie fol
lowing statements on the authority of gentleman
who left Delhi on Sunday:
At the time our in ormani left more than forty per
sons had been brought in BY the several posses from
different quarters-sOme Of them arrested witnesses
but the greater portion OF them between 30 and 80
proved 20 have been concerned principals subor
dnste sbettors IN the outrages TINT resulted in Sieele
death.
Our last account gave information Of the Of -
q only. OF the six were brought In By Timothy
Cofbn. Jr. on Saturiay-four Of whom admitted thai
they were present al Ears armed and disguised when
steele shot. Among the six were the two SanOrds
father and sOnt whose house Scudder -tad the nigh
before the sale Mr.. Lunn snOtnerat whose hOuse
-cudder stopped the day OF the sale and where he and
Others disguised themselves before going on " the
ground.
Mr. Corbin also sent in on Saturday. David Scott Of
Bovins who lis in proof furnished wagon 70 trans
port arms and Indians 10 the ground.
Mr. Burhans brought in two persons suspected Of be
ing concerned In the outrage Esrlls
Ofthe residue. informant does not recolect the
names but ne furnishes with some OF the facts that
have been brought out in proof before the Coroners
Jury that show the strong and conclusive of the
testimony against some Of those now in custody.
IL i in proof from the wife OF Earl and
poyed at bis house that Earl furnished the Indians
with provisions on the morning Of the sae-and among
other things mutton potatoes bread butter in cOn.id
cradle quantities.
Reeside one Of the prisoners after some equvo-
cation finally confessed that he the ground the
Of -eees death in disguise and armed, and that
be acted chief on tue occasion under -cutder the
head chief or sachem.
ii. also in proof that Squires whose house were
found the pistol taken from COrbn in September and
the 10 Indian DISCUSSES told Scudder the day Of the
sale. now lie your time 70 strike the fatal blo~-now
never" One Of the DISCUSSES found at -Quire house
has been Identified BY young Norhop, Ghe son OF ihe
who confessed 70 MS having voted chief on M
day Of sale the dress which he (NOrhrOpJ wore On
that day He further that this dress was iurn-
I'd him by Scuider and after the murder returned
oy him 70 >cudder
Nothing We learn can exceed the siscrity and spirit
with which the farmers have come up - the work Of
sustaining the majesty OF the law and bringing the Of
fenders 10 Justice From the remote part Or the COun-
ty-from Tompkins, IasonyiAe sidney walton Frank
in Meredith fisrpersh~ld Davenport, Hancock. wei
a. Delhi the farmers have left their fields unharyested
and AZ treat sacrifices themselves have volunteered
do dutv under the -herir-cOmng "A armed and
eoupued ready for service These towns are ali thai
are either entirely mainly tree from the Amt. Rent
feeling
The infected district embraces nearly half the country
peryafing the greater portion Of territory lying BE-
tween the two branches Of the Delaware and some on
either side OF them. The infected Kortrgh
Stamford, Roxhury. Mdd.etown. Bovins, Andes, Col
chester Hsmpden, and part Of Delhi These towns cover
what e known the old Hardenburgh Peent he
ter the and northwestern part OF the county
only being free from Anureniism-
tiBLO's-Tla admirable tehIeaor OF NE Negro charsc
ter Rice a.es hs BENEFIT tonight lie has been received
here with great applause His Mummy Is not "hit iHie-
nor in strength Of huo poor Jack Reevess Broughsm
also appears in one Of hsppes, efforts Teddy the Tier
So strong continuation Of al that hilarious and humorous
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