Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-20

by compan Of the gallant 93d, about to embark toeI
ther the sodisy Of the two regiments rent !he az M
their cheers, inShch they were hearhiy J''"' - -
civilians. ;oJ in
Two compans Of the Grenader GUARDS ar' 'o -,
the Charlevoixses aud the remahoei VI .I
giment arrived the ctesmer Ganala "U I'll" sni,ale
in the afternoon - nine pouuders' WIZ" d I;
supply OF amluns ion and artlerymsn, went 70 r
rs in the steane; En!evox II Is tepoa.et M -s
John Colborle tha e. T. mes % n"., IS .,,;o, IN
spective suites, w proceed 10 Tue s1e I,i;n
| mor,o,, nd nrt,n ,ud 10 this second rebellion.
Two souadrons Of me 7lh ussars ure under ORDERS 70
leave their barraelk this morning d. se''" "
Laprairie ~, ,.,sr, or the " Y
Courier writer az fpfi ss under dale oil ,eco
tt,hIrEHaLL, November ~, ISIS:
"Sr-In my lasi gave you the rews OF sknn'I -.
,Licb ,ouk mace h ~ dnesday last. nave now 10
communicate soms a cuIa!s OF more serious ha'u'e
81, would ueoet that Wednesdays affair gave the
insurgents in Odhpwn aud l. Eco'e t'e H's ILL., i CIV
they acc ordinpy MI stored in great NUMBERS ne roy
alsIs of The same striGis who were also on Inc q"
Gre and ewha, siaod Immediately Pot themselves
in readiness The collision took place near Inc man
road 10 miles NORTH ives! oil Champlaih lL'Acj '''s''
and within miles NapierTiie
"a FIRE of small uNas was commenced anG supported
for The space of an lou: ard half, when The po~der
becoming wet from Inc ncessant raln, snor aau es
sullory conflict at cA e4ticrs ensuea %hcn 'esuea
;n,ta ,or,lsts beinf dtien RON Inc field The near.
es, estimate is THIRTY killed and wounded on oo'n sdes'
and from wha, hae been able to ascertain thero we're
something under Two HuGuIeu JaHsNSi W. w.
and principally Inhabitants of The dstr'ct and from
tbrsr 10 four hundred oflhe Patriots engaged Inc lat
ter were continually being joined by numbers during
the fight, tina, they had many more men al Inc coSe
than at the beginning OF the contest
"Captan Sherman bought out 400 regulars from 81
John yesterday and sded them at the Isle an1 No1
whence they 10 mafch into the dlsatected district
this morning. You may in consequence expect to hear
from in q day e OF more bloody WORK gong ior--
ward saw the disant General Van Rensseder this
morning lie proceeded North by the steamboat at one
o'clock. ioufs, &C
Upprn CAsApA-Nathaniel Garrow, Esq, U. States
Marshal is now on visit this frontier, with view OF
using his beet exertous in with the ciri! autho
rites 10 that the laws of country are IN no man.
ner violated The batter to ensure this Object he mas,
as we have been informed, appointed additional SPECIAL
deputies
il is but justice This gentleman 10 add that he has
stated that he finds movements on The part OF our cl-
items incompatible with the laws Of neutrality, and That
although they generally feel lively interest in behalf
Of lie Canadian Patriots yet he has discovered no de-
sign the part of the former TO involve this frontier IN
difficulties HateriOen (.N. " J.feTsoHGn -
The New York Commercial Advertiser says:-hc
have the Kingston Herald aud Chronicle OF the 1ih, up
to which time all quiet in the Upper province not
outstanding the reports received here some days ago,
of general rising the 3rd of the barracks at Kings.
ton being burned, DC Information Of the doings IN The
lower province the 4lh received al Kingston on
the 5!h but 10 have caused little sensation The
Government however, still going on vigorously
with its ample preparations for all contingencies.
The first division of the ODD imcnt, with dFas Tor
other regiments 10 all COO men, reached Kingston ON
the evening of the alh one company 10 remain, and
The remaindc. rcc.ed TO Toronto.
A night patrol his been established.
The government naval force on the lakes has been
increased to four snboas four schooners. and mum.
Der of gunboa:s. Capt Drew has been appointed com.
modore OF The aota, and has issued notice to ali naval
officers officers sVmery ia the service OF the East
India Company residing in the province, inviting them
TO serve in the provincial iaartne.
The u. States steamboat Telegraph, with a company
Of u S. troops lizard, anchored in Kingston ha:hoT
OH the evening Of The tuird and landed officer with
dispatches.
The ground wac covered with snow 10 the depth OF
two inchea on the morning of the 9Th
So far, we are vc'p glad 10 perceive there had hcen
no demonstration irors The American side in aid OF Tie
insurgents OF LowdeT Canada-and Us it seems TO he
the plan that the 'o5ganzed societies are not to Stir
until the insurgents have gained some decided adTan-
,uge think v7.- likely that they. will not iad &C.
cosiou To sir at all.
We are borne cut in this opinion by the Vermont
Waichman and StaIe Journal, which says speaking OF
Governor Arlhurs mson-"That the proclaim.
ton alluded TO may lot give wrong IMPRESSION we
think it proper SAL ,hat from all that we can learn,
there will not be ans fG.cs!on OF Canada made from Yer
mont.
CAsADA--JOs. hr,.hs,s q. ESQ, the B.iish CsHsal
in ih4 city, received yesterday, dispatches from SIR
John Co!Sorns dated l. Acade, Nov I2th stating that
The rebels who had assembled in in the District OF
Montreal have bcen entirely dispersed By her Maesys
troops and the volunteers
Z.
adyices and letters which represent the cause Of the
revolutionary party still gaining in Canada In the
face Of this despatch and olher received by yeser-
DAVIS mail MCKENZIE informant mus, either have de-
ceveG him, or Sir John Colh0Fne has been very much
deceived by indications which look much like dispe
sion that any might construe them. NaplerviIIe
the head quarters Of the reyouliosts, was found eva
cuated by them on Sir !shn arrva there on Saturday
Beauharncis has been reaen by the loycs's and The
prisoners taken by the patriots rescued. including the
passengers in the Henry Brougham.
Nlessrs EIlce, Brown and Others taken in the hano!
House at Beauharnos, were very well Treated w Tue
revolutiOnss, and in progress Of removal 10 Ma
pierv!e wheo their escort hearing Of the evacuation Of
that post, len them and fed They used the same con
veyance return 10 Montreal and were adrsedb by some
Of the rcvolution:ss which road TO take, as the safest
Prisoners continually arriving at Montreal. We
notice that Of the papers speaks with indecent eVty
of the hanging Of two by the oyalis, volunteers
who captured them This sort of proceeding is tie way
10 lay foundation for another rebellion if this is quas
ed Some oF the villages the Chacaughay river
would 10 have been burned by the lOyaiss. as
lights in that direction on the night OF Sunday
last.
The engagements near LacoIc took place on the 9Th
and Sth in the first, the evou,ionss said 10 have
lost II killed, prisoners, go stand of arms, and
quantity Of ammunition. A schooner at Rouses Point
loaded with ummunitton was seized by the u b force
stationed there-as we'll about IS muskcts, dropped
in the u S. Territory by the ugtves. The second en-
garement was an attack upon Odletown, headed by Dr.
Nelson in person. The attacking party rereatcd after
q two hours fight, carrying away their wounded, and
leaving according 10 the British commanders despatch
fifty killed. They must have fought like tigers
The Montreal Courier states, that Dr. Nelson reached
the other [this side of the lines FOOT after The
battle and Immediately procured horse, he said 10 OBJ
tain medical aid for his wounded; that he had gained the
day, aud thn, Odetown in his possession and that
Van Rensselaer, is q. Champlain, endeavoring TO col.
ec The scattered rebel to!ces-and he says he will give
the regulars something 10 do yet.-[N Y San Nor l6
Low IN CASapA-rhe following letter has been just
received by the British Consul in this city:
. L'ACADIE, November IL, 1873
Sr-l am directed by His Exceenry Sir John Col
borne acquan, you that the rebels who had assembled
in arms in the district OF Montreal. have been entirely
dispersed by Her Majesty troops and volunteers.