Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-13

the To, al Volunteers prisoners md got 600 said a
DEPOSITED there for the oyalis:s. DR. y. ir Nap,ry,
last nighl at IL o'clock, with 500 men, Ia march ,.
ST. Johns, al which place. h" was /" be .:neL by l."
men from The parish East Of st Johns l:c loNn 80.
TO be buried t.v hIcok Ills morning. (NGy : A
communication by land IS stopped Tic Patriots IN ST.
tE!day night "ith .vIV men ICON Oho. aiiae h"d Font
Maiden. u G.. VI. = HiLMAN
I've don. bcIieTr ~ Erf,ess.
IoEo>rp. Nov =
The chains are ,r;.w forging io' r r'ra., tl.r r-
ely prosecuted is. by the Eiil o pr;.iars rrrr
10 lie immediately removed from hs cell ~ Kingston
aud taken 10 England where tie penal colony N wheel,
he is destined IN all human probability 10 drag out A,s
few and weary day far from wife and children k nr,I
and acquaintance will be selected by Her Maj,sys r,
yernment.
dare rot attempt writing you, as usual No r.,,
would be safe put my letter III his pocket a1,,
boa ri the would be safe pu! It IL. ,,
truuk If travelling around by the head of tn" !ahc. i
reign I'll terror is in foil vgor here; DuClin ailpy he,
IDS and 1901 and Warsaw after her two last struggles
were buttyprs of Toronto governed BY Arthur. Gl:.
often heard it said that Tie Scotch MAKE good role
leather and bad uppers-truy there's some truth in L.
Canada - Rum0rS IF Il .Nt'c OHtjreak.From yar,l,
in Canada and the frontier We have Intel.
ligence OF outbreak in Canada. !he Montreal
Herald sales that intelligence reached that city on S3.
day forenoon that the whole country in state Of
Instruction, and that many nyalists had e'm murdered
in the county of Acat!e. The steamboat Victoria sent
10 Laprare with troops, was twice on tire while lra,
at the wharf, but fortunately escaped. The oya.,
in that town had notice 10 leave aud did accordingly
Al Beauarnois the rebels, IDO strong. attacked the
house of Mr. l., Brown, and after 70 lainues lgltir.r
Mr.. Brown Mr. Elce, Jr., Mr.. Ross, and other cun.
tuionaiss surrendered themselves prisoners The Hen
~ Brougaln steamer was seized BY The rebels at Beau
harnos.
On the river Richelieu the rebels had risen and were
said be ST. Charles 400 strong and that their dcs
tination was an attack OIL SoEcl The GC: regiment -
stationed there
The Indians at Chaughnawa. while at public wnrs,:,
Sunday, were notified that patty OF rebels a..
senbled the Church, ard raising the .wbaop
attacked them and made abou. "a prisoners, "hV wets
carried into Montreal
Ga Saturday, rebel meeting at house near Saint
Johns was surprised, and seven prisoners taken
seized, &c.
All these affairs occurred in the French districts at
the South of Montreal. There also Of
risingsa, The North From all the indications. appears
very probable that exists among the dsaecIed
oil over the Province-eYen 10 QuebCC-as news OF the
r:slngs was published by patriots on lines sInuia.
ncOusy with their In this way tie runner
OF a rising n, Quebec may have some foundation. oil.
though il is impossible that intelligence could have been
received from that city.
The rails on the 81, johns Railroad discovered
on Sunday morning 10 have been torn up about thirty
feet but were replaced without delay.
The only names of loynIisls killed in these insurcc
lions, have seen, Messrs Walker aud itTey at
Toru. Mr.. John Mcdonald, agisratc at bcauAaFnoss,
among the wounded.
Among the names Of the persons arrested are DE- L.
croix B. Viger Charles Mondeie, L. ii. laioniane,
- llarkn, John Doncgan Francois Drs RSrns.
- GauIet - Ll5elle, |. NJ. Vgcr, Dexter Cha.
pin. Francois Bgeon, = aboute, J, J. Girouard, J.
"A. Labadie, II. 3. WeIlbrenner, and Geo. Dillon.
Several small posts have il is said been seized By tie
rebels in the lower part Of the Province So much lor
Lord Broughan recall Of Lard DHrhGm-whose DEPART.
was the sgna-sO much for njudcious Interference
in England.
u Private letters from Montreal state that the insur
reclOn extends TO the Quebec district Much confusion
exists in Observation-Disclosures is at stand and the banks
have suspended specie payments.
rnoy' sE, OF &. CoLBoRNE.
By His Exccllency, Sir John Co!bornc, Knight Grand
Cross, Of the most Honorable Military Order OF TIE
Bath Administrator Of the Government Of the PIo
vince Of Lower Canada, Lieutenant. General in Chrt
Of Her Majesty Forces in the said Province. &c, Nc
a PROCLAMhTiON
Whereas, there exists in the District OF Montreal
traito:ous conspiracy, by number Of persons falsely
styling themselves Patriots for the subyerson OF the an
,hoily OF Her Majesty, and the destruction Of the ts'a
bished constitution and government OF the SAID iIo
vince and whereas the said tratorous conspiracy hath
broken into Of the most daring and open rebel
lion and whereas the said rebellion hath very conscr
raby extended itself nsomuch that large bodies Of armed
traitors have openly aIIayed themselves and have made
and DO still make, attacks upon Her Marstys sub'cs,
aud have committed the most horTd eSces0cs a"G cru
elites.
and whereas in The parts Of Tie said District in which
the said conspiracy hath not yet broken out IN open
rebellion, large numbers of such persons SO ealing
themselves Patriots, for the execution OF such their
wicked designs have planned means OF open violence,
ond formed arrangements Tor raising and arning an o."
their purposes, have frequently assembled IN great and
unusual numbers and, whereas, the excrrons OF the
Civil Power Intellectual for the suppression OF TIE
aforesaid traitoous and wicked Conspiracy and Re0ei
lion and for the protection Of the lives and property OF
Her Majesty s LOYAL subjects
And whereas the Courts Of Justice in the said DS'rc
OF Montreal have virtually ceased to exist from the IN
possibility of executing any legal process or warrant oil
arrest tleTein and whereas the public safety requires
that Martial Law should be exercised: NOW THERE
FORE, have thought fit, by and with the advice and
tfFR n - ErEc tttyp nnrIn
Province, issue this Proclamation 10 the end that tc
made manifest, that shall arrest and punish and cause
be arrested and punished all persons who have been
hitherto, or who are, hereafter may be, IN any
wise acting aiding and assisting IN The said conspiracy
and rebellion within the said District OF Montreal ac'
cordIng 10 MARTIAL Law, either by death or other
wise, TO ME shall seem right aud eXpedenti Tor TIE
punishment of all rebels in The district.
Given under my hand and seal Of arms, at The Govern
menl House, in the city of Montreal, in the province
Of Lower Canada, the fourth day Of November in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
thirty eight and in the second year Of her Mhestys
reign. THOS. LEIGH GOLDlE,
Acting Secretary Of tie Pr0ri"ts
The Montreal Light Infantry is ordered TO meet this
day at o'clock precisely, at the Montreal Bank, and
is essentially requisite that the muster be not only nu-
merous but punctua Let not sing man absent hum
SELF be behind the hour The volunteers are oil p'c"d
from yesterday, full and permanent pay, with allow"
ances, the soldiers Of the line
CGndda-Therc n rumor in several OF The c'Y
papers yesterday morning of stimuli laneous 'ihG at
Quebec and Montreal, and Of attack on foF alaeh
in Upper Canada-the latter event taxing pace on "a,
turdnv NIGHT and the Two first O Sunday night-Cll
claimed 10 be known at Pittsburgh on Monday night
That rapidly of transmission Of hoax news enough 10
DESTROY all credit in the story British officer, direct
from, Montreal who arrived in this city yesterday first
heard The news here. The origin Of The pro-
baby an emeute Beauharnols L. c., but was soon put
down. m
Lord Durham and family left Quebec Thursday
the first instant, in the ftiga,e !nconsiant ~. l. ~"
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