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 Ths Alpany Argus of the 2lth uh. furnishes the latest intelligence from Delhi lie scene of the late outrages oflhe anti. Renters:

 On the 20h Richard Morris, (says ts cores pondeni ; Justice of the Peace Oi the town of An- des whose arrest we have before stated, had an ex animation before N. Hathaway, Esq. Morse, J. F., Is a leading Anti-Rcnter m that town, and man of considerable influence. He has administered the oath, 10 several who were in the airav of the 7th.- He stated before that day, that 1T any should ap pear and bid a the sale, they would be ''hOored knocked down SO quick that they would not know what hurt them; and that under the new lnw, ihe offender would have to be tried m the town where the offence was committed, and that no wat irant could be obtained against such offender in te town of Andes." Another Justice Of the snme town has ofleiatcd on several occasions in administering a like oath Morse present on the 7th, had con- versalIon with Indians; and when desired, in com mon with other citZens O assist n preserving the peace, would not. He was committed 10 answer to the charge of aiding. abeling, and assembling with l armed and disguised men, to resist the execu- ton of process.

 Last evening two prisoners were brought m from Middletown, John Beede and Dr. Jonathan Alihun -Alabun has been d lecturer, and a late meeting of the National Reform Assoclalion, in New York, made bitter and vile attack upon the reputation of our late under sheriff Steele. There is an indicl- menI pending against him in Ulster CO.,, for some participation in the oulragcs in that country.

 

 nation, committed 10 answer the charge of procuring the attendance al the sale on the 7th, of disguised and armed men, urging them 10 gain the victory if ever. This is the man who taken by Y. Cor bin few days sInce and in whose possession Cor bin found some len or twelve Indian dresses or dis guses, and pistol taken from him a year ago, when he received coat ol tar and feathers. Squires is now under indie ctmen for participating in that affair." John Bush and Alex. $. Grant were also brought before the justice, and waiting examination, | commtted,- -the former for being present disguised and armed, and participating in Ihe outrage comm it. tel in March last, in Andes, when 0. N, Steele and c. b. Parker were taken and confined, and saved | only by the heroisn of Mrs. Hunting. .. Tine posse which left here on Monday noon, un- der Col. B. T. Cooke, of Franklin, hearing that some chiefs from this country, Scudder among the | number, were harbored iu B enheim, Schoharie county, proceeded 10 that town. On the way, they were met by messenger from the Sheriff of Scho- harle, informing them that the Indians had lately | made stand at Birthstone meeting house in Blen- heim and 'coattd fgM-advising them go to Gilboa where the Sheriff had posse, and unite their for | ces before attacking them. Gen. Griffin, who with the Deleware posse, replIed, 'we hare 10 fgh!" and proceeded directly the stand occupied by the natives. It seems there were about one hun | dred oi them disguised and almed at the meeting house, having banner, on the one side of which l was an lniiaa chief, and the motto, "Victory or Death." On the other side, "King, show your ti- | te; they were oi ille tenantry oi John A. King They dispersed about an hour before the arrival of the Delaware posse, taking with them thelr flag The posse secured the country for some i or miles round, iounG one mask in the meeting house, and l5 or 70 Indian dresses in Il barn near, and took II prisoners, none of whom were disguised-most of | them were hen against whom indictments are pen ding in Schd,arie. None oi the iugitIves from this country wer eapured-alihoush information 1 was receivel

 posse mder the command ol T. Corbn, left here on Tmsday for hliddletown and Colchester, intending t join one which Jeff the day before, un- der Col. Wheeler, and together 10 visit the Beaver Kill, Sullivan county, where il is said large Der ol Indians from this county secreied. They sent in the tvo prisoners who arrived last evening, s'nce whichno word has been received . | am told " gentlemen who have visited the in- iected towns that it is melancholy to witness the loss of propay which must and has already followed this outbreal Great numbers of farmers who have not compled their having any harvesting, fled be- fore they were pursued, save by guilty consclence, and have lei their crops unprotected and uncared. Two prisoners have been brought in this evening from the Fas Branch. Their names are Scott and Russeil- tle' are implicated. They were arrested about one odock this morning. Looking rather suspicious anl giving satisfactory account of themselves, Hey were taken and sent in. The whole number of arrests made IS G7, including the II arr rested in ScDharie.

 Another correspondent writes from Delhi, under date of the 2i, day later than the above states that

 The posse under Colonel Crooke returned from Rlenheim las evening, bringing one prisoner, taken nea Hobart His name is Andrews The two men arrested the mouth of the Beaver Kill yesterday nl brought in last evening, were Henry $. Russell md Francis Scott They were examln- ed thIs morning before the Coroner. They have been lndiars and belonged to what is called inc Boyina lrba. They both confessed being present. armed and disguised at the time of Steele's death The posse under Corbin, which left on Tuesday, is still out. small detachment from his force came in this moring bringing with them six prlsoners.- Two Kelley's, Gather and son,) Wm. Morrison, John Atkins, - Hammond, the name of the 9th | I did not ascertain.