Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
The Very Latest.

The latest accounts from the border ini.cltc
thlt -cvcu of the rli-e-s have been clurure
and only ~bJ,uOJ Of the stolen bank bills rcc0y-
creI
Another of the gang wis arrested at West
Faruham yeeterdiy. From $4,000 % SG.u1u
found concealed in his boots. lie is now ia 81.
johns itl, and viii be brought before Judge
Clurso' OF Montreal. to-day
Constable Llmau A. Drew OF this village.
who vas dispatched by Col. Benton early Wei
uesiuy morning 20 Capt Concer with Gen Dix's
order, returned home last night lie reports
that one Of the gang captured 40 Frelghsburr.
sent the following dispatch 90 Geo. " Sanders
Geo. " Sanders. OH1ua Hotel. .H5atreDl.
We arc captured. Do what You eln for US.
c. c. WALLACE
The two raiders taken NJ Frelighsburgh we're
broug before justice 10 that pll,e yesterd ",
:. C. Noble Of S. Albums. appeared for the
United States and the case was continued until
saturday
Clyde, the lealer. wss taken NJ n house about
thrue miles southeast Of Frelgh-burg lie was
recognized by Messrs. Fuller and Beals Of ST
Adams ss the person that shot Morrison lie
expressed 10 his cap'ors hs regret that his party
I'D not burn ST. Adams, but they were 50 fast
for plumber that they neglected to 10 30.
The $4,000 recovered consists principally Of
" greeubacss" and bills Of the St Adams Bank.
Upon one OF tire prisoners was found S4UOO.
aud upon another several hundred dollars
We select the following interesting infor-
nation from letter from Mr.. g Il. Bige-
low, of the Tines, who visited St. Johns on
Saturday
ST. JOINS. Ost. %.
Dear Tines:
arrived here thi, morning, and found that
some Of the raiders already arrested were confined
in the district jail here The prisoners are all
young men, hail from Kentucky, are well dress
ei, and appear in good spirits, save very much
worn out by their hard ride from ST. Albans 70
Canads- Their names and ages are as follow:
c. NJ. Wallace, 26, and is the person who sent
{ telegraph 10 Geo. y. Slnders frou F-elirbs-
burg; Charles Swegen, q; Burnett Younr, q !;
Squire Ievis, p Du LEY Moore. q George
SOFT, - Samuel Gregg. 20. Or the above,
Young was N command Of the party, and claims
70 have 4 captain's commission in the CcpEder-
ate service. Scott aud Gregg we're arrested a,
West Farnham, More at Water.oo, and the rest
Of the party at Sfanbridse.
Bernard Devlin. az eminent counsellor Of
Montreal. Hon. George T. Edmunds of Burlipr-
ton. and Messrs. H. q. Edson and D. Z. b l,ley
Of St Adams are here in behalf OF our authori-
ties. The prisoners are confined in separate
cells, nor allowed 70 converse with each other.
and thus far no one has been allowed 10 SEE
them. One Of the prisoners, young man Of 10,
Is said to have made a confession lie alieres he
is one Of M rg4n's men, and that the expedition
was commanded by captain in the e'Conleiera,e
service, duly commissioned for the purpose
This leader Is said to have made Burlington bis
headquarters
1t Is ascer1ained that four Of the party Jeff the
Ottawa Hotel. Montreal, on the morning Of lie
raid, for the States
Y. MA special train from Aliens Corner,
on the Montreal and Vermont Junction RAILWAYS
having on board Judge COursOl and party. has