Correspondence ofthe Albany Evening Journal) LATER FROM DELAWARE.
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DELHI, Wednesday, eve, Aug. 2l. A posse of about 50 men, under command o FREDERICK STEELE, of the U. sS. A., brother o our late under sheriff. left this place for Dry Brook region hitherto unexplnred. where it had been ru mored several Indians had been seen in disguise within few days.

 We have just received despatches from Steele who writes ''hat after having explored the country for some distance, and finding al home, in house or barn, between and 3 o'clock this morning we left with tic posse, leaving 10 picked men, conceal ing themselves in the woods until morning, 10 watch the operations of the Indians. They have just sent me an express, with information that they had the pleasure of seeing about thirty Indians issue from the woods, this morning al da, break, in a body, and that they heard many more whoop and fire their ri. nes. They say the woods full of Indians, and women to carry any quantity ol lprovsions into the woods. They caught old Cook coming ouI of the woods. He is with We shall be off in q few minutes, and will have some of them devils ol die. We have got Abraham Lawrence. There is no one more guilty than he. V. Levalley caught him. He is giant"

 Yours, in haste, w