, 1865-06-28
FROM MONTREAL.
General D11.s Vtatt-Eonsuj General
Potter-ConoTer and F1lu Aliases.

(Nontrta, Cores. {setb) New York Trlbune.1
MINOR General Dlx came quietly On Satur-
day evening, With his daushter. IN cid and
orderly. and took rooms at st. L1wreuca
| Hall. OF course the advent caused q deal Of
speculation, and the Iehels living under tie
ban Of President Jobnson'h proclamation are
In state Of curious perturbation. Thc
Gtne1sl looked quietly about during Sunday
| and Monday, conferred q great deal with
United States Consul General Potter. visited
the old Catholic school where he was partly
educated, Inspected the city Euburbs aua
Holy Festival. and went down to Quebec in
the steamer last evening. What bis business
Is people don't seem to know, though
they Wonlal greatly like to learn. His
departure for Quebec gave plaustbility
to the theory ttat hc Is on visit to the
increasingly famous 1d-1nines of the Chan
dlefe, IN Which he is said to be Interested:
bet this shows the danger Can adian 1ncurs
Nhen be lnf!lnges on the, Yankee preroga,
tanee from Montreal, suspect the truth vii
be harmless By the time it has travelled to It
Especially II In company with neceesarv
haggage); ard 50 may as we'll say that
Major General Dig goes 10 Quebec on visit
TO the Governor. General Of Canada, to ID
folm him, IN h!s oWn plain. patriotic and
the right Of asylum 50 long psactIced by tue
Cardain Government, In behalf of the vie
criminals Of secession, must BE- reforn,sI !
And whatlogal American will not respond,
By the way, conover was no great trouble
during his recent visit. It: may or maynot-
haze been Iccornted to your renders how be
Jared. He has as many diaRs as q Newsnte
th1ef. and having served the rebel cause as
Jaues Watson Wallace, and ax1ln as Col,
Geo. v: Masgraye (by which title tue secre-
ssf5 o. Mar, seddon, always addressed him.
In Tkn+ -E
against his late fellow-conspi1ators, and ia an
unWonted moment Of honesty, told in Wash
tpe ton the exact truth about the whole 0ner-.
ntto1s- But, returning to Montreal, ffftecu
o. The gang got him into q room, and by |
1nleats, !crftned him into denying TINT he |
swear that the evidence was given By some |
other man who had stolen his personality, |
20. too, in order to clinch matters, be offered |
2 .ieWard OF S5Uof0r the arrest Of his '.couuter-
-! !; p5csentment, ,"and fed toward the sta:ea.
police officer who had head Of tho edyertfsr-
nent. and who arrested him to get the reward
oimse!t had offered. Back agaia in Mon
[Feal, he va: imprisoned for debt, but rot
,nt " the help Of friends, aud succeeded In
3nah3,pg ~ gcod us escape. he is said to bo
':on of vile as fertile in a7iasts as himself
cannot close without word Of lust com.
nendatton Of our oxeellent Representatives |
sSAEt AVus OtAu r. 1HCtEf4 HuuSG position Ia |
me OF more responsibility than that Of auy
orefgn mission, With two exceptions, and
be severity OF whose official lab1rs a.1cven
3eceded By the disagleeaale incidents OF tha
''ace- we all know him as q bold, true, able
III good men to hear that he ts no less courn-
.tous and faithful in sustaining the honor OF
nc nation and III protecting The rights Of It's !
:itizens. His uame is nov terror to rebels
here, as It used to be to Southern bulIics In
Washington. Is there any such word as
1'omatic language!