Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-12-28
UPPER CANADA,

Among the outrages committed at Sand
witch, by the invaders, was the killing of a
surgeon. by the name of Hume, and OF ne.
gro barber, who was shot in presence of his
family, near his own door. 1t is said that
Hume was completely riddled with bullets
while advancing toward the invaders, mis-
taking them for party Of provincial mill.
tia. The Canadian accounts say that among
the prisoners in the hands of Col. Prince, is
a member OF the Michigan Legislature.
On receipt OF the intelligence at Toronto,
the right wing ofthe I'D regiment was des.
patched 10 Braniford, and the left wing
marched from Kingston on the 9th for the
same destination. These movements are
said 10 have been caused by a rumor that
two thousand Kentuckians were marching
TO the frontier, for the invasion Of Upper
The Detroit Post says that the comman.
der OF the invading force was refugee from
the London District, named Putnam.
A letter in the National Intelipencer.
from Detroit. dated the 9th, states tina, nine
oil the prisoners taken by the Canadians had
already been tried, condemned and shot the
court martial was still sitting. and it was
supposed all would be shot.
GEN SCoTT.-Gen. Scott arrived m De.
troh on the 9th inst The Detroit Advert.
ser says, OF the Patriot movement: I'VE
learn that the leaders of the Patriot forces
have resolved to abandon their enterprise
Tor the present, and good portion Of their
men have gone 10 their homes This result
we are Informed has been brought about by
quiet influence judging from the character
OF the men who have been instrumental in ef.
iecting it, we are inclined to believe that re.
lance may be placed on the present deter.
minailon; lis pretty certain that whatever
may De thelr determination. the authorities
on this side will keep sharp eye upon any
movements that may hereafter cause distur-
bance"
FROM KINGSTON.
Seven more prisoners pleaded guilty a,
Kingston. on the 5th, namely Dennis Swete.
aged 10; Joel Peeler, So Elon Fellows
Charles Woodruff 10; Grin Blodpet %
Abner Townsend. II; Sylvester SWete. 81
and VIM O'NeiIl' 3S-alI of the State Of
New York. -Four others, Oliver Tucker
w WIN Denobolh aged 10, George T. Brown,
~ aud Hiram Loop 26-all ofthe State of
New fork-pleaded not guilty.
On the I'm came on the trials of Riley
from Vermont Price Senter, of Ohio. aoed
10, and OF John Thomas Asa Fl Ricbard.
son, Edward A. Wilson, Rouse Benn.t II
sylvester A. Lawton, Andrew Smith Rob.
err o. Collins, and Thomas Stockton all of|
the State of New York
from the Kingston Chronicle, ofthe sh inst
Erecutioa of Nas Won Sehoultz. HE
Leader Of Tie American Brigands.-Tbe
warrant Tor the execution of this person ar.
rived IN town on Wednesday evening las,
from the seat OF government, addressed IN the
Sherlif OF the Midland District On Thurs.
day, the prisoner was re.1oyed from For,
iienry 10 the common Jail, and from thence
az o o'clock this morning, he was taken 10
the glacls oil Fort Henry, and there hanged.
Ihe following letter is the only document
ieit oy Won Schoultz, which is considered of
any interest 10 the Canadian public
KINGSTON JAIL,
December 9Th, 1888.
when you get this letter, am no more.
! have been informed that my execution will
lake place Tomorrow. May God forgive
them who broght me to this untimely death.
! have made up my mind, and forgive
them To-day l have been promised law
yer,to draw up my Will have appoint
ed you my executor Of said Will. | wrote
10 you IN my former letter about nv bodv.
II the British Government permit it, wish