Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-30

EAU FRoip.
NEw.YoRK, 27th January, 1885,
The dcnouement OF the Detroit Farce.
To the prompt and energetic pursued by Gov
Mason Of Michigan the cous,ry is indebted for
the extrpaton Of the gang of marauders, who had in
tended make the island Of Bots Blanc their point Top
phi against the province Of Upper Canada This Is about
the finale of the affair and in great degree aones FOR
the dilatorness and hafneasures OF Governor Marcy
previous to General Sceus arrival on the scene.
From Special Correspondent
BUFFALO. Tues. Eve. Jan 81 1898
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq,
DEAR SIR
To all human appearance the Canada war
has been npped in the bud by the energy OF the United
States authorities. This frontier is in of pro-
found peace So, by this time, is that of Michigan.
Later dates and private dispatches from Detroit bring
intelligence that the force Bots Blanc has been bro
ken up by Governor Mason-a most valorous Van Blu.
Governor-he steen taken from them, and the
patriots dispersed to the four winds Of heaven.
Gen Sutherland has been arrested examined, but not
committed. Some twenty warrants out against CT
tizens of Detroit several Of whom had been arrested
and held to bail. Among these is ID. d. Mckinney
Of the Detroit theatre who, tired of playing
Richard on the stage thearc, had accepted coonelcy
In the Patriot army.
Duncombe is said to be at home, about his business
Gen. Scott is at his quarters at the American-our
Astor-and engaged in keeping the militia from open
mutiny, and Investigating the forged order Col Ran
som, by which the States procured by the
Patriots.
Let me give you the facts of this transaction The
order forged by broken down land Spectator
brother prominent member of the Patriot commit
tee. Col Ransom privy to il. John T. Bush was
and his affidavit that he thought the writing TO be
SCOTS was procured to screen Ransom When Van
Rensselaer, told what had been done, he the
forger . You damned rascal he exclaimed, "you
have ruined the cause you attempted to serve. If
fail through this transaction will blow your brains out
If follow you the ends of the earth to do it,
believe Van Rensselaer, 10 be an honest ambitions
bold enerprsng and talented man. fond of any daring
pratcal enterprise but altogether above the
Of feon His intended bride resides Syracuse and
Of the beautiful and accomplished young la
dies in the state.
The Patriot army late Of Navy Island are scattered
all along the villages on the southern border of Lake
Erie
From eur Correspondent Moresx-Ns XVI
ALBANY, Jan. Goth, 1888.
The war is ended Governor Mason has acted with
manly zeal in defence Of the neutrality between Eng
land and the United States. He went in the Erie
which was duly recaptured-wth 100 volunteers against
the patriots Bots Blame island He found there as
sembed 200 half starved and half frozen wretches
about 10 Of whom Canadians. They were all Ia
ken and landed the American shore Immediately op
pssite where they dispersed. glad get of the
scrape rto which they had unwtngly got themselves
All the arms stolen from the u. S. Arsenal seized
by the Governor and carried back.
The prisoners taken in the capture Of the schooner
Ann were all marched through the country TO London
nadians must be
The Detroit Advertiser Of the 18th contains the ar.
Of T. Dufsrt and D. d. Mckinney. who were held
20 bail by the Judge of the L. District Court in e4500
The valiant Pistol Sutherland arrested and
amined with great strictness. He discharged, how
ever they could not prove any against him.
Twenty warrants had been issued sgains, sundry ci
of Detroit most active in the Disturbances The
people determined sustain their Governor and
hostility hourly generating against the sxciters-
The Consequence that all apprehensons sub
y.-k. L. L.. - ~
Canada Banks have notion OF rskng their pro-
perry by making war unjastly against power with
whom are At peace.
Col. Worth had arrived at Fredonia, in Chatasque
county in the steamboat Robert Fulton and had seized
four loads OF arms
Duncombe was--no one knew where. AL is perfect
ly quiet in the London District No Of the "wag
abond" Van Rensselaer,.
The authorities in Detroit were determined 10 put
down ala attempts invading the Province The troops
fired those engaged in cutting the steamboat Gen.
Brady killed two and dispersed the rest This is the
Governor Mason deserves the warm thanks Of ev-
cry true American. The u. s. Marshal TOO was very
active
From correspondent Bro~sAam-No xxIvl.
ALBANY, January %, 1888.
Mr.. Young rose TO reply to Senators who had
spoken IN answer TO his FIRST speech. The gallant
Colonel deserves merit for one thing in this matter.
He threw himself the other day boldly into the front
ranks and nothing daunted by the violent attacks of
his opponents and by the fight that Mr.. verplanck
compelled him TO make, he returned this morning
armed in coat Of mail, consisting Of McCulloch's
treatises on commerce and sundry other works HIS
spear was the article published some time age against
small notes in Charles Kings American. At sigh,
OF this huge weapon with strong and ashen handle,
the Wings began TO shake like aspen leaves in gale
OF wind. Do not be alarmed, gentlemen, said the
gallant Colonel, seizing number Of the Edinburgh
Review Tor his shield. This was only Whig spear
that was hurled some days since from New York
against the Wing majority in the other House. Blu,
like mighty Ajax the warrior threw over the objec,
nj which he aimed it. and in the language OF Homer
n stood frn-6xed and quivering In the earth,
Beyond
bold Greek arm has plucked il thence, and now ,is
destined to seek the life of the Honorable Senator
(Mr. Tallmadge) from the first. So saying the gal
liant Colonel drew back his mighty and sent IN,
gttering spear right through his valiant foe, exclaim
ing with a Stentors vicc
when whs meet, whig then comes the tug OF war