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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Later From California.

Vera CruI, MekIeo. April Il

Vera Cruz, Mckee April IL lsIp.
have seen number Of the Ala Cah.
fornia, Of the 2ad Of February, brought o.
verland to this place. IL publishes list Of
arrivals Of vessels at San Francisco, about
fffy IN number from rdrious ports in tAs
Paci6c irjihia the iceek preceding Tbe,
vessels ave frcighted with assorted careoes
for the California market
These arrivals joined to those that roach.
cd thoro a shor, time previously, have over.
stoc kcd the market. All articles Of mer-
chandisc have become drug no Sahs, no
purchasers, and prices down to the New
FORK figure The paper il full Of advertise.
mcnls Of stores Of goods, Of ships &c, for
sale, Sc. The market is foil Of every thing
in goods, groceries. and all other articles
The newspaper has nothing Of import.
ancc or general information. The election
for delegates to form a provincial eonstitu,
ton, had taken place, and meetings bad been
held to express public opinion on the sub
iocl OF slavery, aud an unanimous sentiment
against slave labor
have also seen a letter TO a merchant in
this place, which contains sill later news
from San Francisco, down to the 28,h Of
February. II states that the first steamer
Of Ilowland s Aspcnwolls limo had arrived
at San Francisco, and Immediately al hands
had left the vessel for tho mines Great
apprebcnsions were entertained that tho
steamer would not be able to go to sea, for
want Of men 90 work her.
The same letter stated that the gold still
holds out in the usual abundance, and that
rev ploccrs were almost daily discovered. -
! could not obtain the paper to send TO you
as there is only one copy here
Mr. Skinner, Of Connecticut, has sue
cecdcd in making a contract with the Mex.
lean government for the establishment of
telegraph between this place and the city
of Mexico
Our file Of Mexican papers give the fol-
lowing intelligence from Caliiornia--of the
shipments Of gold, &c:--
According to I'll Monitor Republoano
and Sglo NIX, published in tho city Of
Mexico which we have received up TO the
18th inst, accounts to the 22d March, from
Mazrtlan, have reached us
The Trovada arrived at MaIatlsn on tho
l4th from San Francisco, with adyices to-
the Sd OF March
The steamship Oregon, with her three
hundred passengers, arrived ri MaEatlau on
that date--she merely touched there aud
proceeded ON her voyage to San Francisco.
the same day.
By private letters received in Mexico, it
was learned, thNt during the week ending
March l0th schooner arrived at Aiaxat-
Ian from San Francisco, with fifteen thou.
sand ounces ($240, OOO) of gold on board
from The Piacers This gold bad btet
purchased at San Francisco, at from eli to
S 8 per ounce.
On the lsth Of March brig and schr.
left Mnzatlan for San Francisco-they each.
carried seventy passengers. The news
which arrived every day was so good and
so positive, that every one in MazatiAn was
wild to go to the gold regions. News also
had been received, that another placer had
been discovered in Lower California, which
bid fair to rival in richness those on the Sa.
cramcnto river.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

IN, usfif's ussas Hs Hssi '. % '.ff
fyusn hi, cssr,fy. o ftwtft "f b"
uonarv tuiR 49, Of .-... 's. ~
shi hops Dr. o.. t+.H 90 81 SA'in-f ="
80 -.....luft Ia,. tas srus % dstw
r..st rssst~sf ias Usfoes 81 ~ Nf
sfsf sacffsf - lsrt.nf 90 ths friW lht- o.
itat 90 tbeIf i0fmrf o1mpstnc't .u afr.s re
t...nF, 81 ,hsif rounff' b frsai-cts aat rIHs.
rery a 'eu mote '.afi 'ests AZ We
grstt o.. hatC ...tro .tff SIC ASS irnaa9t
uIthat tearfsiir r.c W.. their .rmtt.
sud tts mrr.f1 uI I.s.r a.HteFmt 1875.
rercft.r Their t.f.ct nI.I .arE 'c irtas.
Ired 90 tbs hsaus n. ihsIr ,ouUii1 ore O.. ant
he'd up 81 H,lfr asrt tt ciaug.ss .ia OF. 'tat
b, a.s . srI strs Icat 10 ysisr anJ jiuat.
itm. 'e'
Po,sdsr. VI .tcl p. 1879
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Ahsfa t.csc Cf sighi deyt Brtcis. or
rather zoe ru.us OF uhs, was oner Bt,se,a.
be- 900 rosiltuan 81 ihe Auttians he town
ace boubsrisi 9rst b1ur SOD me rr,e,s
ocr' eaui.i e. iho poin, q he biyonr.
a1l ils iohataauI dureu 100 ihc house,,
who're iA-} Uefc barnc3 alive
ltsppean thatise inhabitants CT Breseia.
aA'DE ai'an,s.t cf tbe absence oil the pov.
''orf, p'i % he raruson rovolted agains
.rc LmP"for nni constituted ptosnioual
roTe'nmeu' sod committee Of public safe,
81 They ,hen arferad ADD 81. treated some
'h.eu Who ici Inc Cuadel 10 consul, With
'.e local aulbotfits; intercepted nveral
carriages containing ladies. and behaycd
rather Ike nwecs Than msn
Naula. Il,ynsn also repaired 10 ,he a.
and on the 30,h March "a, down before
ihe walls with $500 men and SIX cannon -
lie offered Terms ofstranesmeni, which not
being accepted he divided his force into Eve
deia,hmcat', each Of which attacked one oil
The gates.
Tie carnage was immensc.
THE TUscASs N ARMS
Tu'cany Is preparing 10 resist the drtLof
encfoachmcnu Of Austria.
koNE AND THE PorE
Rom, though quiet is in an un,cul-d
state
The Pope n,ll continues 10 reside a, Ga
cla, nor do We see any mention Of bis prob.
able return TO Rome
WAR EETwERN NAPLES AND SICILY.
Tie King Of Nopl,sls preparing for m
immediate attack upon tho ScIians and has
been hitherto restrained by On unopprchen,
lld rHug ofIhe Calabrians
RETvsAL or THE IMPERIAL CROWN OF
oEnMANY.
C,nnl Germany is 10 state Of confu.
sion The King Of Prussia having refused
The offer Of the imperial crown made to him
by a small majority oflhe Frankfort Assem-.
bly,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

ArrAIRs AT WAsHINoToN A rumor
IS prevalent that Peter Hagner The 3rd an
dior Of the Treasury hos announced his
intention 10 resign o. the lot Of June, in
consequcnce Of physica infrmtics.
Captain Conoyer OF The u. s. Navy, has
been ordered to the command Of the frigne
Mediterranean, fitting out At the Norfolk
Navy Yard
Lieut. W c Chaplain, has been ordered
to the Mississippi, as frs, Lieut., also J d,
Johnson, and passed midshipman Thomas
Young
Gen. Baron Jolly Of the Belgian SER
VI cc, has arrived at Washington, on a shori
tour South and West.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
For The Rall.nd Herald

The American Institute of Instruction,
propose to hold their next Annual Meeting
at Montpelier, in the month of August The
Institute is composed Of some Of the most
distinguished scholars in New England Its
last annual meeting was held at Bangor,
in Name, and was m occasion Of great in
tcrcst. The following persons have been
invited to lecture for the Institute - Bishop
Hopkins, President Labaree. Professor shad.
Hon. Geo. p Marsh, Rev DR. Smith OF
St. Adams, and Mr.. Palmer Of Pius6eld
Rev. MIR Lord Of Montpelier, Roger 6.
Howard, Esq, Of Thetlord PresileD, Lord
and Professor Sanborno Of Dartmouth Col.
lege, and Or. Sears Of Newton. Massachu-
sets. A history Of the Institute and IN
account Of its objects will be furnished for
a future number Of the Herald
A call for a National Common School
Convention has issued from Philadelphia
signed by Bishop Potter and other distin
guisbed friends Of education The Conyen-
ton is 10 meet in that city on the 10th Of
August The several States in the Union
are requested to bold Convention at their
respective capitals on the 4tb Of July tc
APPOin, delegates 10 that Convention. W;u
Vermont respond 70 this call
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Es5~That dreadful scourge, the Cholera,
NE see, follows, shark like. in the train of
the immigrants overland to California. -
Leaving the valley Of the Rio Grande. it is
COW announced at Independence, (Mo.l the
great rendezvous and starting place Of tray
elers west A letter from Capt Hart, to
the Pittsburgh Post. dated there 7th lust
says
The cholera has Just made its appear.
ance here l went to the river TO-DAY and
Just as | arrived a the landing, a gentle
man died with it Al 3 o'clock this morn.
ing be appeared in perfect health aud at
10 O'Clock be was corpse There is an
other lying very low with it in Independence.
The report here is, that they have il bad at
81 Joseph'I but do not know how correct
IS One Of the moss that belong 10 /,
lying very low; but it is not the cholera
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.

A most Irogica occurrence took place in
his city Yesterday. A young man about
% years OF age. Of the name Of James l.
piau, son Of The late Levi Plat. OF Plaus
burg, a stranger here who had been stop
ping few days a, the City Hotel, WINS The
subject oft This young man Of hne edu-
cation aud address, was preparing through
he day to leave in the 5 o'clock up boa,
for Buffalo, md after dinner took leave OF
his aequaintnnccs formed a, the holel, with
ms accustomed flow Of .pifils and good
feeling nobody suspected anything on, OF
Iaa way. lie Ind p1cked his trunk, and
lj-a-el The Nour to call a, his room, and
nke ito the steamboat, at about O'Clock
A.a hale GGcr .ais hour Plat entered his
room, and lev minutes after the porter
followed, AMI found him suing in his chair
shot directly through The heart, and already
dead, the ps,o lying on the floor
lOswcgo Com. Times
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

,ls,peeior Geasr.l Hiseks) aud several
o.hsf houses. besides committing Other aci'
Of rowdyism aud vieleuer.
Aa gteai mss nesting held m lh'
Chanp dc Mas this sltsrooon, spirited zee
olui,ons were passed praying iof the recall
Of Lord Elg,n. The speakers, ~ 'ae'f
barancues to the popUlaee, advised peueea,
BE measures Atsf the adjourumcnt OF
tho meeting. the masses quietly di'Per'td
and returned to their homes.
Pniismfn mel 10 DAY Sl Bon'eeoe . Maj
hat house. but Adjourned Immediately, wRh.
on, action upon the events Of the last TWO
days
Tho Bonacon Mafkci is a very large
building ~ St Pau's street. opposite me
vel known hotel called Rasco's II VIII
o. an elegant building when competed go
We believe il is not COW 10 CONDITION TO
afford any thing like eomlonto either tiou'c
OF pafhameol, nor 10 We know OF any
house IN Non,fcnl suitable for both The Leg
islaive council and The Assembly, unless 1t
be Donnegunn's Hotel. which ~ very near
the old Government House, where most Of
The public Offices arc located
The family Of Mr. Lalonlainc was not 10
his dwelling when ii was attacked
After this woik (he burning OF the hou-
ses) had been accomplished, the mob retired
and met the military proceeding to Tho scene
Three cheers were Immediately given to
the troops and both parties passed on.
His ExccIlcncy Sir Benjamin DUthan
commander Of the forces, arrived 10 Town
Ibis morning.
It's rumorcd that MARTA law is to be pro.
claimed
No accounts hare been received from Up
per Canada
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-The
Detroit Free Press understands it is The in.
tentiou Of the Central Railroad Company
in conneSion with the Eastern companies to
transport cmigrants from New York to any
port on Lake Michigan for SO each, and 80
cents per hundred pounds for all extra bag
gage over fifty pounds
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

a New CALIFORNIA ENTERPRIsE -
The northampton Gazette states lha, the
Mossac huseIis and California Company,
formed a, that place, start for their desIina,
lion soou, overland WHh all the hrings for
establishing mint at san Francisco, wlh
the appreciation Of the Government They
hnve. IN Wm. ii Hayden, a graduate OF
Yale College 40 as,nycr well qualified 10
discharge his duties and machinery capa,
bic OF coming $4,000 day. Il IS their
intention, says the Gazette TO purchase gold
dus, al the ourrcnI prices, and transform II
into coin for circulation.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

SHlP BuILDINo IN Sr. LoUIs-A ship
OF 800 tons burthen is now being built nl ST.
Louis, and she is described as having the
indications Of being fine vessel Her first
voyage will be to San Francisco, and the
launch will take place soon.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

nFAn official notice has been i'sued by
the BRUSH Government, which contrad,cls
aud puts TO rest The minors lhat have pres
vailed, lha the Blush Royal Mail steam
ers Tor New York would nol hereafter
touch at Halifax.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
ARRIVAL or sTLANER CAMBRIA
Al. HALIFAX

Torn7EEN DAYS LAtIR TkoH EtHorr.
TlltoHArn Orucr. 81 joins y 4.
Thur,1sv. 80 4. ~
The CambTa. wHh Londo psreu oithc
sch. and Liverpool 10 the tan ut,. err
,,d Al ITalHaT, y,nrday. ai o'clock T..
NJ
The Cambria has tary-iix passengers
Tor Boston She los on Jolti C52 600 10
specie 90 purchase Gam 90 'qgence Of
the resumpuo1 Of hcsiiuct between Ger
many anl Dsnmark whereby The supplies
from he Bslue lave teen al. but suspen-
dti
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Extensive DRY GooDs ESTABLISH
MENT,-Mess,s Jcwctt and Prescott OF the
Milk Street silk and Shawl Store, are win
ming new laurels daily by their unceasing
efforts to adapt their beautiful establish
ment to the wants Of all classes in the com
munity With this firm political prejudi-
ces, local pride, and ilibcral sentiments are
laid aside, while journals throughout New
England, regardless Of creed or political
sentiments, are literally patronired, to direct
Wholesale and Retail Purchasers to this
great Emporium for the million. A distin
guished correspondent and business man
thus addressed one Of our contemporaries: =
The day is fast approaching when tho
Newspaper Press of the country will be APP
prcciated as it ought to be- as the dispen-
Ser of intellectual power, not merely to re-
volutionizc worlds, but to propel the COM
mcrcial machinery OF the country, in every
department
Wills, Mcssrs. Jcwctt and Prescott de-
serycdly stand in the foremost rank Tor euer-
gy and enterprise in the adoption of this
"mighty Iercr Of the business ,Sorld, " their
extensive and beautiful establishment merits
tho hgbes. commendation
suggest for your consideration an occu,
gi,nol notico Of their pxtenstvn uronarati.rs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

A club Of women IN PARIS who conirnd
Tor the widca and most extended nights,
have a code OF by-laws One Of the ARTICLES
runs in this wise Any young woman who
hnds her,eIi married TO a man Of hhy Yeas
OF age. shall hsve perfect right 10 '~sP
him OF for Two Of twenty Eve years each.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

A letter from Acapulco, dated Goth Of
March, aud published 10 The New Orleans
Della, says Last night four men se' out
from lhl' port 10 & whale boat, on their way
to Caliotnln, intending 10 eoas, 1t all the wsy
through, and On their arrival 10 ron Their
boat between San Francisco and the gold
regions for tic use Of pissengers The
crew consists OF two Yankee. a SpsnIafd,
aud az Engi'h sailor
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

E.sy- Major John r Gains. we are glad
70 learn consents 70 he the Wing candidate
foT C9ngross 10 be I'D Ii trict
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

90 Saturday At least 400 Immigrants ar
uved a, Bosom from Liverpool IN the ships
Ws,h.ngou lrving End Milton
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

RATHER STRoSo The Wilmington
Blue Hens Chicken ssys, that the last Iex
isla1ure Of Delaware. was characterized bv
two strong and predominating principles
the lore n rum End the hate n uigg,rs."
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

The Michigan Central Railroad is open
to New Buffalo
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

tsul. 'hIp sIo The stjold oiSo guu-
% expected hey vii BE- res5y iOI 80 BY
he lGh
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Rsay- MeHrs Built and Sergeant are n
bout 10 issue new Wing paper in Wnsh-
inglon. II isto be called the Republican.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

yIRoIvt, ELTcrloS According to the re-
turns, as far as received, the following can
didates have been elected
Wings in Italics Democrats in Roman.
Dls;. John S. Millson-no change.
2-.Richard X. Meade-re.elecled.
4-Thomas S. Bocock, probably
re elected.
4" 6-Paulne Powell, probably demo
cratic gain.
d" 6-James A She ldon-dem gain.
" Thomas II. Bayly-no change.
d" s-A. r. Holiday, probably, no
change.
" 0-Jersmidh Morton no change.
&" l0-Richaid Parker-no change.
e" Thames Mcdowell elected
g" l5-Charies w. Russeh-whg gain.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

There no ntHs given ofany importance
c1cspi.ag tia, of commercial nature. /.
Vi BE- seen tHs' ,he revival Of continental
dsuIban,c, haG interrupted uimosl every
branch OF trade Further accounts both
from Tho Unr,d States md lrdil. were anX
loosly looked iot
90 he On ior.. Lord Plnc,s,on rcoc.-
vel noacc Of tie Blockade c.! Palermo By
The Gee, al .hc Neopouan Government.
On the Sla OF March, tie Blockade OF
Venice by Austria was lormCtly ANNOUNCED.
A dispatch Of the 80 inst publishes the
Uric, blockade OF The German ports Of Cam.
min, Sevia Emund, Wolensl, Gruhwa DE-.
SlpIsuud and Ronock by Denmark
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02

Mr. Johns was Knocked overheard At
Cncinnali. and saved by bis daughter, aged
is years, who plunged in al.er bIm.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
MoNrRrAI. Ami ~ Y M

INV - hPlii 80 W.
The excitement IN Montrea Is sill IN.
ereasiug No,wuh1Anding the sItraofdI.
nary eTsuions Of the governmenl and the
inends oflIw. The mob assembled laa night
m great force, Hnd burned down the man.
sion and HabIc' Of la F0ntains and dsmol
ishCd ,Le IS njori % Or. Nclsons lI,ck',
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
FRANCE

The Cholera is making sad ravSges d.
mouRs the troops who ore quarttrcd IN tie
temporary barracks erected 10 the several
quarters Of Paris it is believed That the
dampness Of the weather has much COMMIT.
uted TO the development OF disrnse meas
ufes have been adopted for their removal
into more healthy quarters.
There are al present thirty vacant seats in
the Nalional Assembly IN consequence Of
death or resignation, there arc more than
sixty members confined by lnd.sposillon to
their apartments 4 gentleman usher Of
the Assembly died on Sunday Of Choe,a
The appononmcn, Of General Chargar
MGR to The Grand Gordon Of the Legion Of
Honor wi.l not be officially announced TN
ulitis known whether Gen. Clvaiguac viii
or will not accept the same honor which
has been offered 10 be conferred on him
NJ DIchesnc, the editor OF L. Peupc
was sentenced on Tuesday to be imprisoned
Tor FIVE years, and 10 pay a fne Of 5000
francs NJ. do Lcicllse. the socialist, was
sentenced 10 imprisonment for three years
anI 10 pay hno Of 10. 600 francs.
la Prcsse states that neither the BRUSH
or French governments will take ary par
IN the negotiations about to be opened in
Neron Tor the conclusion Of peace between
Austria ami Piedmont
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
DANISH WAR


and corvtus and three war steamers. enter
cd the bay OF Eckerniordc carly .hls nom
aud opened q Gro oso.nS he taaerl,s %.
4. NJ Onc Of lho steamers was crippled
N a very shoI, time md made Of The
ERE continued without mlcrmlssion on both
s'des, tI hall pas, r.. when the DANISH A.
mifal Pnludan hois,ed lhc white flag. and
scot flag Of truce 90 shore demanding J,c
battery 10 ccasr Gdne and be would o..a-
draw, else be would lombard the loNu.-
The commanding Officer Jungmnnn, ,,pIl'
ed. he IN Qhl Do as be pleased Every Gall
he had was iesJood or The SHIPS
The flag OF truce wen, backwards and
forwards tail 4 O'Clock. when 6r,ag recon-
nenced In an hour he iucale G,Gon
struck her coIors, and 1tou. seven the iin,-
ol-bSule ship Christian. also. Admiral
PAhedan ADD officers delivered their arms
to the Duke Of Sax Gothn and the men came
ashore prisoners nj war
The Gehon was a. gun fngalc the
Christian was an Sc gun shIp olIhe line
Of'he Gehon, the compliment was 800 men
OF whom 100 are prisoners snd 200 are
dfowncd. The Christian had 500 men on
board, OF whom nearly 700 are prisoners;
The remainder have ALLEN.
II was one Of the most brilliant s1lirs on
record The Dlnc. had 40 guns and II
90 men, yet sr1ck heir coloss 20 the Ger
mans. who had but three batteries. noun.
ung n all but 20 piece, Of cannon
We have accounts from the army to lhe
9Th los,. ca The 81, General Rye crossed
the h osdsen and eutcred Schlc,wig by three
different roads Ills division was 10 all
500 OF different arms, m three separate col
umns, marching towards Caletstebeu. con
sallag Of about $500 men, fell "a with The
SehlesviR Hols,inefs aud Graus from
II TO 1900 men stong. who we're attacked
and driven through that town, after some
ltIle hghung, Whereby the Danes los, four
killed snd ten wounded The Daaes on
the l'h, he'd possession oil Iadercleben. and
ssnl an advance guard 10 yards Opeos,d,.-
On The % Ia the morning, another Danish
force lea Alsen, about &. 900 strong on "a.
SandeNiu. They took two didercnt route,
70 ca, Of an sdvaaeet corps, Sehleswig Hoi
Ee'n troops, who had some artillery and
consisted Of 1000 To 600 men. The,
we're stacked a, Atzbol, and near A gcnsupt
hear CfaTs1s'ein al tho same momco,
ea' As hey retired rapidly from both place
The Daaea returned 10 their posii,oo, aud re-
naiscd there unmolesed. On the All
some few Of their mcn ~ets killed and a
boui tSsaiy wounded and some lew voun
ded Germans irll into the hands olths Dane
Ahhosgh the !os, 81 The Christina aad ID
Gsdnn Bog Is deeply lelt n this eap.to
81 there n uS dependency Messur,
have besG sksu 10 f, Immediately the Dsi
oifI 3 ss.e ADD g our sn9her la'-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
SECOND DESPATCH

MONTkEAL, ApIH - u ( . ClOCh.
The excitement amongst the populuce IS
increasing every moment Five leading
Conservatives were arrested on charge Of
arson, and after undergoing short eIaml-
nation btlore The police magistrates, were
demanded 10 jail all tomorrow. Their names
axe Montgomery, Mack, Howard and Ferris
A multitude, numbering about three lhous-
and. accom- panied ghcm to prison. amidst
continued aud deaienlng cheers. They
we're escorted by guard Of 100 mcn of,he
lqth Regiment, The,whole garrison are
under arms A memorial to his Excelen
cy, S,r Benz. Dunbar, praying him to order
the troops to remain IN quarters and leave
the people 10 settle their own affairs. IS IN
course OF signature, and will be sent down
with a population to sorc! tonight A
mass meeting takes place IN the Champs
de Mars nj O'Clock tomorrow The Hon.
Geo. Monat is to be the Chairman. The
French are enrolling themselves as a body =
guard to protect Lord Elgin lin rumor.
81 that he jail will be burned tenighl-
Dispatches have been sent By telegraph .o
the upper Provinces.
The Government attempted 10 gain pos
session Of The Canada Ttlegrspb wires fol
The day, bu, were promptly denied them.
STILL LATER