Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-22
Foreign.
From the burlington Free Press, Nop. 6.
CANADA " AR RENt:NE

CANADA WAR RENEWED.
We have 10 announce the following
impor,ant and thrilling intelligence that
the Canadian population is again in arms
resolved to strike 81 blow for freedom The
news by last nights boat is, lhni u general
and simultaneous rising OF the Ereu b
population on this side of the ST. Lawrence
has taken place, and that several small
posts had fallen into their hands: they had
made prisoners of the soldiers stationed at
Napicrvillc, and secured Il considerable
amount of arms and ammunition
St. Johns, il was believed would b. n.
tackled lost night by II strong force, es,imn-
ted al seven or cigh, thousand. The ut
most constcrnarion prevailed at St, JOHNS
yesterday, and every means was pm IN
requisilion for the emergency. Capt
Prices sloop, the Daniel Webster, we IN
ders,aul was not permitted to leave The
port. Several of Oui citizens wen, down
last cv ing.
This movement is said To be headed hV
Robert Nelson. Cote, GnSnl,,n. IIo,chkis>:
and several foreign military leaders. or
its results few days vii; inInrm us: aud
this evenings boat will probably bring Il
pretty decisive Indication
Al accounts speak Of arms. ammunition
and men in abundance. Martial INV i
again proclaimed within the Di>,rir, "f
Montreal. and we shall doubtless he called
to chronicle scenes ofhlon'ly outrage.
From the Montreal Hcmid-Ertin.
MoNDAY NioRNlNG. Nov. ). 1888.
The events we have sn often predicted
are now matter "i hstnry-thc canad aus
have again risen in open rebellion, evident
ly under more efficient organization. and
Martial Law WIS yesterday proc aimed m
this province for tho second time in the
short space of II months. Most alarming
intelligence rcachch town Yesterday in:c
noon, ihat the wh.lc country WAS i'll Il Stale
Of insurreclIul. anl that rHnnv 10y ni>,>
had hccn murdered: in cold blood ~ the
county Of Acntlic. Further accnan,S hai
too painfully c"rr"horaIr tho previous ru-
NOR, and n cOm>;,Irrahi" hot!v oi troops w;iS
despatched Ia that county. The >:-:,in";
Princess Victoria, which rnnli over Il de-
tachmcnt Of tho ROYAL Artillery on $ ,uv-
day afternoon IL Larrairr, wa twice set
on fire by the rebels while al liz vhHrr.
but fortunately escaped without :nus'. nir
ry. The loya!sts in La,rairc bad lH"in-
uics notice to leave the village. :,In! 90 .
ting on board the steamer britannia. ih.v
have arrived in town in S;i'"iN. fr-,rr.
tlay morning about two n'c!ork, u iiorIy ri
Brown, mt Bcanllarnnis. AMI anrr u',,.,:'
20 minutes fighting, Nr. Esuvr, Nh. H.!
lice. IT,, NJ. r., Mr.. N"rval. Mr. Ross, ~
the other ConSti;uionali>ts SURRENDERED
themselves prisoners. and nothing mere i
Mt present known Of their fate. Mrs. IL
lice, Mrs. Balfour. and the other females in
the house at tho time, took refuge in the
cellar during the engagement. MIR. Bown
md Mr. Ross are hOrh w0,,pIrL
Yesterday forenoon. an Indian woman
at the village af Caugnhawaga, who as
seeking for n stray COW, discovered II large
hody OF armed men i'll the woods. and gave
:i,Ga5, .'as:satrt'ast'Ty suTzrT wnat arms tI..y
could procure, such rs mi,skrts. ton,r-
hawks, and pitchiork>. and. sivin. the
war hoop, charged their fpcs who scnmucr
cd OFF as fast rs they could. THROWN. down
their arms as they fed. - were taken
prisoners. and brought inn town. hn,,d
culiied by the Lac',mr Clvnl,. \ 20,
siderable number Of arrests were r,nd,.
yesterday, among whom are J.. NJ V;o.-.
President of the r"nnlr'S Bank ID r.
Viger. and Ev i,roi-lariv,. Counci,ro,.
Charlc- Nonh"lcl: J,ha Dnnccani: G :.
Chcrrior. and "rcr rn.,nv other IT, :,Iit,r
rebels. The E"iunircrS wcr. or tered ON,
and We'd with each other in .oin- their
du'Y WIN h'acrity. they were APP, pinicI
to search every suspected house in The
city and suburb, for arms and ,hr> hrot
iii Il considerable supply 1t was remark
ed tba, in Canadian houses there wore
very few men Ia be srrn. an. /. is sun.
posed that they are not far off. The gates
nt the different barrradcS were closed. and
strong picqu"ts placed To guard them. Re-
Inducements of troops were sen, u, vrri
Gus qn;stcrs of The Disricr. Al Bc..uhar
nous tie rebels took possession of rhr
Steamer Brnngl!am. Oh her way to In.
chine with tho mai! OIL bcarl Il is rur-
rcni!H reported that i;lrinn IL" cn"nrc,,rni
Hir. John IrDunnll. white I,...iiu" ON =
party of Dra"nrI> against The rebels, was
shot dead. five h"llct> hr.;ng pi"rrc, his
body. Hi Ev"H'rnc, Sir John Cnlrnrnr
arrived Yesterday r,,ornin. in the John
Bull, and issued his Pfo"aniaion
a.