New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-17
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE INsURRECTIoN IN wINNEPEG TERRITORY
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION -ANTI-COSFED-
ERATION-FATHER MMAHON.

THE INSTRUCTION IN wINNEPEG TERRITORY
ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN-ANT I-CoNFED-
ERATIoN-FATHER MMAHoN.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 16-The latest intelli-
regarding the Winnipeg war represents that Gov
MoDougall Is now encamped in Dakota Territory. His
family will return Canada, but the Governor and his
staff will await events at Fort Geary, where 1t Is said,
there s party in his favor consisting Of late employees
OF the Hudson Bay Company and some Scotch and Eng
lish settlers Meanwhile the insurgents nave estabshen
a provisional government They demand territorial
government with legislature chosen by the people,
Homestead Act, and fund Tor school PURPOSES and n-
Dougall will apply 10 tbs Canadian Governments Tor
troops put down the Dsurgents, and to washington
for permission tho troops through she North
Western States.
GOV. M'DoUGALL's sTTUkTION-THE IsURGENTs
FRENCH.
ToROSrO. Nov. ia special despatch from
St. Paul TO The Globe respecting the expulsion Of Gov
McDougaI and party from Red River causes mach X
Mcpougau had advanced two miles beyond the
frontier and stopped the Hudson Bay Companys post
sending Mr. wsTe 5 srUSE M
made prisoner and Mr. McDouga beeagured In the fort
her the Governor was escorted the lines and 10
now encamped PembDa, in Dakota Territory No
violence was offered. The insurgents we're French They
have organized Provisional Government IL Is reported
that Mr. McDouE has applied to the Ottawa authori-
ties for troops. His family will return to Canada
HOW GOV. N'D0UGALL WAS DRIVEN AWAY-A
WAR PROBABLE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Additional letters from
J,
additional particulars Of the Red River rebellion 1t
seems that Gov McDougall remained over night in the
second Hudson Bay ssOckade about two miles from the
limited states border the morning he notified by
500 rebels TO leave British territory by o'clock.
| which he declined 10 do. At 9 O'Clock the
| rebels marched into the stOckade. aud tho
| Goyernor and his party marched out in haste and
hetook themselves United States territory Tho rebels
are determined and the inaccessbty OF the country,
the near approach OF Winter and other obstacles render
1outful ot military operations The rebel
lion Ia temporary success, aud further developments
are awaited OF tho uprising Ia opposition TO
heng xed 10 Canadian Confederation under the
New Dominion and determination on the part or the
neople of the British Red River Settlement that they
sha be allowed independent OF the British
Colony and subject ouJ TO the Government OF England
Tho affair will probably result In war and blo0dshed Do
| fore IL is ended
| TORONTO, Nov. 16-Last night the sentry
oypr the powder magazine at the Drill shed was shot az
| but missed trace Of the wouldbe assassin. Much
has been by tho intelligence that Gov.
McDouga been compelled to retreat from the North
West. IL, -. -, -. .
aoae ALARM as large quantity OF powder was stored In
| the drshed which, exploded, would cause fearful
1 obstruction. -
KINGSTON, Ontario, Nov. 16.-Father Nc
Mahons denunCiati0n OF the treatment he alleges he
resolved while prisoner here, has excited mach indg
nation His statements declared Ia be untrue aud
| nneral regret is expressed at his liberation.
HALIFAX, n. S., Nov. 16-lntelligence con-
Newfoundland election, although the returns
Incomplete indicates that the anti Confederatos have
| secured majority.