, 1864-12-26
TEHE ST. q LBANS RAEDEEfS.
Re-Arrest of a Part Of the Ganc-Thcy
are to be Sent to Montreal.

iFrotn the Toronto Globe.J
QCnEc, Dec. 21st.-Thanks to tie stimu-
lus of the Government, aided by tie encrget-
ic polsee-force OF this city, several of the raj
ucl + have been arrested.
Information having been given Judge Ma
guire, Of this city, that couple Of the raiders
had passed Three Rivers, the police were dl.
recied TO proceed along the North Shore road
Trcmblcs, about twenty six miles from here
and put up At hotel but Ind not been there
long before 1Wo-horse sleigh drove up with
the very parties for whom they were Whiting.
When confronted By the two police officers
they admitted that they were raiders, and
gave their names as Charles Moore swa-
brought 10 this city last night and
kept in custody by the police, taken
before Judge mcguire this forenoon, and CON
froutcd BY Mr. Payctte, the Montreal gaoler,
who bad them originally IL custody, and at
once identified by him. This complete iden-
tifcatton disposed Of the matter, as far as it
concerned them. Gzoler Payette had come
down here al the request of Judge Mcguire,
for the purpose Of examining, with view to
Identification, man who give. lis name as
Bettersworth, and who was arrested on Mon
day ut Point Levi on suspfc!on-o -of being
raider. 4 gentleman from Montreal testified,
according 10 the best of his belief, that be
WINS one Of the raiders. On his being exam
incd by Payette, the Montreal gaoIer, this
morning. TINT officer ut once declared that be
vas moi one Of those who had been in his
custody. There being some circumstances Of
suspicion, Judge Mcguire directed that he
swager and Spur, The three were This Of.
ter1oon accordingly dispatched across the
river in charge Of the police. and will pro-
coed to Montreal BY to-ntght'e train
As further proof of the activity displayed
BY Judge Mcguire and the police Of this dis
sfux Nf-o ~ stain hat $rEor f{.111
Las been received BY the Government that
Bennett q. Young, William n. Hutchinson,
and Squire Turner Tcyi5 we're this morning
arrested ut St. Frarcois-a plnce about Ii
miles from Riyiere du Loup, on the Tennis
couata Road-eyidently on their way to the
New Brunswick frontier. They were brought
to Riyicre du Loup to-day, and will b. brought
up by The train. It is expected that t5cy
will be dispatched tomorrow evening to
Montreal. My information does not enable
me to state whether they were simply identi-
fed by the authorities, Or whether ther ad-
nitted themselves to lie the parties they arc
alleged to be: The information is Of course
by telegraph. There Is but little doubt
! entertained here that all the raiders
| will be arrested, owing to the active measures
t Of the Government. It is evident that they
| arc all making for The New Brunswick from
| tier by different routes. Those arrested COM
Ing from Three Rivers, evidently aimed at the
! quite ready to proceed with their eyaInina-
I tinn, but the warrants for their arrest l1ayin.
tccn issued By Judge Smith Of Montreal, and
| the depositions on which they were Issued
being in his h1nds, they have therefore to be
sent TO Montreal TO be tried under his juris-
dictiun. The arrest Of Spur md Swager ia
all tina, is generally known here to the public.
It seems to give the utmost satisfaction.
Southern sympathy is fast disappearing even
in Quebec.
The Government has decided to accept
companies from the following points in Upper
Canada 10 do duty on the frontier: Two
| companies from Toronto, one from Wood
| one from York, one from Scarboro, one from
Barrie, one from Kingston, one from Whitby,
one from st. Catharincs, one from Belleyille,
| one from Dnnnville, one from Collingwo0d,
one from Brantford, one from Cornwall, and
one from Brockyille. Fourteen companies
Canada for the gamc service. Col. Powell,
Dcpnty Adjutant General, has duly notified
| the Western companies to fill up their num-
hers to sixty five, and report themselves for
service
Il H. Emmons, Esq, councl11or-at-law, OF
Detroit, left this city Tor Montreal to day. He
had an interview with several members Of the
Government on the subject Of the rc.arrest Q!
the raiders. It is understood that Mr.. Esll.
mons represents unof1icially the American
Government, and that his Interviews was oil
the most satisfactory character. He has been
| Of considerable service to his Government,
Which has all along been cnlpably remiss In
efforts to counteract the Southern agents in
Canada. II is well known that those agents
have abundant means and are trying to. dis.
turb our relations with the United St3tes,
while SO careless is the Federal Government
that its agents here have hardly dollar at
command Tor necessary expenditure to watch
| 3aH IF ro3H r.
from his knowledge Of Canada and Of our pub
lie men. and Of the good Intentions Of The
Government, will do much to allay publit
irritation In his own country.
A Cabinet meeting Was held to-day, Lord
Mouck being present.