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FROM DELAWARE COUNTY.-A posse captur- ed three "Indans' on Friday, their way to Penns, lvann. Que of them, Northrop, was cDe of the principal chiefs, and had sixty-three men dis guised and armed under his command. on the day Steele was shot. He says Warren W. Scudder. of Roxbury, (the man for whose apprehension the She riff has offered reward of S300) was the commando CT in-chef on that day, and the who presented his sword to Sheriff Wright's breast, when W. was walking in front of the Indian line. The number of Indians the field that day he states al 22O and the number stationed in the woods, 10 cut oil the horses oft the posse, at 40-al armed. It IS ascer- taned also who il that warned out the Indians on the 29th of July, the day first down for the sale. Northrop says the man was engaged three days in warning them out-that they were ordered out at the request of Earl, prevent the sale oi his propery--and that they went to EarPs house, alter the sheriff had Ief and that Earll told them the sale was adjourned to August 7th. A correspondent Of the Argus says that Norhrop is very peniient-says he expects 10 lose his Iie but that he shall tell all- and he has disclosed important facts than any who has yet testified. Another posse returned on Friday morning with seven prisoners, arrested in Andes and Bovina. Four of them are Indians and three of them witnesses. In the afternoon, General Griffin brought in two more, Bill Reedside, an ln- dian chief, and John Siernburgh, an InlIan--boh on he ground on the day of sale, and very active.

 Enough has been disclosed by Northrop to convict both. This, therefore, is a very important arrest.- Ear is so deeply implicated by the testimony given that he can scarcely escape. EsrlPs testimony was any thing but calculated to help out his case. The jury was drawn on Friday. A Delhi correspond ent of the E. Journal writes the 18th, that kitie had been arrested in Hampden, and brought 10 Dell hl on that day. Also thai about 30 prisoners were ID cpstOdy.-LN. '. PsPsr