The New York herald., 1869-11-21
TIE WINNIPEG REBELLION.

Details of the Expulsion Of Governor McD0u-
gall and His Party from the Territory-He
Applies TO the Canadian Government for
Arms.
Under date OF November the Pembina (Dacotah
Territory correspondent OF the ST. Paul Press writes
the following account OF the expulsion OF Governor
McDougall from the Red river territory
Tuesday evening the I'd inst, q company of Red
river cavalry surrounded the Hudson Bay Company q
fort near this place. where Governor McDougai and
official staI were quartered, and notified MS Excel
lency and party 10 leave the Territory by nlne
O'Clock the following morning.
the Governor demanded parey, but was in
| formed that the troops had come TO execute an
| order and not TO hold council
Promptly at nine O'Clock yesterday morning the
troops entered the stockade arrested and securely
bound William Haeu, guide to Colonel Dennis
surveyor General whereupon the Governor and
party made for their horses and wagons, and
evacuated the fort without further warning. The
entire party recrossed the International boundary
aud are at this time encamped on United states
soh neal the place, out OF range OF the enemy's
guns. The troops conducted themselves through
III the most sodlerlike and orderly manner, not
ndulglng III single excess or any unnecessary de-
monstrallon. an expression disrespectfu 10 the
unfortunate executive party.
Immediately after the Governor ana party had re-
crossed the boundary portion OF the troops started
for headquarters taking with them Hailett, the prI
soner guide, while the captain with the residue OF
his command went into camp near the interna-
uonal boundary to observe the movements OF tue
expelled officials.
king without a kingdom is said 10 be poorer
than peasant And | can assure you that live
Governor, with a full complement OF officials and
menals from Attorney General down to cooks
and scuons, without one poor foot OF territory.
s spectacle suliciently sad TO move the hardest
heart.
| am informed that Mr. McDougaI intends to send
the ladies and children OF his party back to Canada
while ne Will remain near the much coveted territory
and await the turn OF events.
u has been lntlmated that the Governor has Sc
cured the services OF four citizens OF the United
States to carry message 10 the Canadian gov
ernment across tne country, via superior. lie
Will call upon the home government for troops
4 and munitions OF war TO enable him TO enter and
govern his territory The Canadian government
wl II Is said, apply to the government at Washing
ton for permit to move troops. &C. through United
states territory nasrnucn as tins Is absolutely the
only route by which they can reach the Red river
But as these troops are 10 be used against Brush
subjects now 10 arms against Canadian rule 1t Is not
at all probable that our government Will be so ex-
tremely obigng to our very dear friends during our
| late troubles.
The only paper published In the Red river settle
| ments, ~ in the interest OF the Canadian govern
ment, and Tor some months past has been mIsrepre
sentng the actua! condition OF affairs in the terri
| tory-representing this rising or the people "a the
| act OF lew Ignorant half-Dreed5-when, In TACT
| 1t - wen known here that the Red river
people, or all nationaliues, are united almost TO
| man True, as yet, only some 500 men are II
arms, but those VINO remain neutral cannot be In
4 duced 70 take up arms on the Canadian side, and
| should coercion be attempted the rising Will bt
general and the Indians are ready to make common
| cause with the people.
All Is orderly and quiet in the settlements and tn,
| rights OF persons and property respected. Tue
troops are Wei supplied by voluntary donations fron
| the people remaining AZ home.
! ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
In ADDITION TO the above, we are Indebted to Hon
| ]. 9. Stoever for the following extract from pri
vate letter containing further particulars OF the
i AFFAIR."
The tnsurrection is IN fun blast A provisional
| government has been formed, with John Bruce at
the mead as President and Louis Riell Commander
/ nCbef OF The forre. Governor Mcuouyd
passed through here last Saturday evening. WhLC
| mere he was waited upon By depntatlon, who pre-.
| sented him communication from the "Natlonal
| Committee warning him to return. The Governor
and parry proceeded 10 the Hudson Bay Company's
tort trading post about two miles north OF mere
and put up Tor the night. Sunday morning he
sent forward Captains Cameron and Pro-
vencher 10 reconnoitre and ascertain the
exact position OF affairs. They proceeded unmo-
Tested as far as Sinking river, the headquarters
OF the insurrecuonary forces, when they were