The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-14
1HE RED RIVER REPUBLIC.


u nodict Arnold Among tho PHtriO's.-
Fate of Guhdy, tn Trn tort Murder
of Young sat- " ten. RE - Au-
thorty Uncon'cst -McDougniIs Nioia-
tiOr Of Ncu rnlity.
TsmJina (ftb. a. Correspondence orns ST. PId Prcs.
The Neto Ndtioa was issued on the regular pub
licatioE dav Deb 49, but ~ Il contained information
deemed advisable to he Withheld for time rom tho
public abroad the issue was not dl:tributed' and
hence no parer by TIE last aud this day mail.
II seems that Gaddy had taken such an active mart
in getting up civil war that wien cltu-e', 50 great
was the indignant N against him, the Government
was compelled to put him on triai The proof was
damnin". and ne vas found ruty md to prevcut
mob the prisoner was ordered 10 be executed He
was taken away into private place by tree Cap
tans, ana they nfterwbrd reported TO the soldiers
mi tie people that he was executed. But the mat
ter j. clothed in so much mystery That his dcath -
doubted
Goddy rcsiies NJ PORTAGE l., Prairie, was Scotch
l'breed ind warm partisan Of McDnu W..
When Major Boulon and party went nom Portage
La Prairie to tho lower feiilcmcnt to unite with
Schultz this Goddy was sent by Schultz TO the Dease
settlement to induce them 10 Join Schultz, and ie
(Gaddy) was at the house OF VIM. Dease Nhen Rie's
men arrested him. Uo was accompanied BY 4
Freacch halfbreed named La Vonchcir. strong
schultz-McDougal man. Who was also captured and
taken 10 Fort Garry. La Voucher seemed penitont
and proposed and did take tie oath OF aleglauce,
and was DISCHARGED. lie applied ana was enlisted
into the PARROT army nnd was put on duty. Inc
following night while on guard, he deserted. and
went down TO where Schultz WIS camped In the
Scotch settlement and It being known there that he
had enlist ed under Riel, he was supposed tn bo n
spy, and was accordingly placed In confinement.
Finding that his professions OF "lo atty were not
credited. he boted from his guard taking loaded gun
"a he vent In few rods he reached the bank OF
the Red River, where lo met young suit land on
horseback. uDOn whom he fred twice-boih churges
taking effect the last one proving fntal La Nouchior
was pursued and brought TO a halt by charge OF
shot: and AFTER having lis bead badly damaged by
an OK, he Mns conveyed back to the Scotch churcl,
q en- occupied by Schu'tz This unfortunate youth
Sutherland was the lst victim OF tue revolution.
As stated in my last Cen. Rel sent a comTany TO
take The stone Fort. aid car'nre Dr, schulz
When this force got TO the point Of desllnation'
they found the fort occu' led nv none but the ofd-
nary employ es and officers OF the Hudson ny
Company Mrs Schultz was ut MIR. Tao's near
toe fort. and the doctor supposed to be with
the Indians, rear mo mouth Of the Red River.
MAR Che Canadian poCO was with Major Bout
toms command, sad abandoned Schultz at the same
Tine, but took more direct route for Portage Ia
Prairie, and therefore was not captured with lis
comma der.
Tie Scotch. and nearly MI the English harbrocds,
uuerlV reiu ed to Join Schultz aud BUulton, and
on. furnished them with provisions because they
could not help Themselves. ...,
Schurz nd 100 Indians On his r'u' ~ t"n. CIV,
Tho Canadian Commissioners, Sl.ty' ~ 49,
bury and Thibnult; also the three Red aver nve'
gates to Canada, scott, Rlchoi, and IVA X are TX
rectod here thi- evening en- route 70 CanaA
There IL now no party In opposition TO RE- GOV
ernment and the cause IL far stronger and Oettef
sustained than ever before. ,,--
By order OF the state department ~ Nashine,on
evidence has teen collected l. ere 20 snow wherein
MELON al violated q neutrality.
Tic evidence y ample md posi'ive Tivon hy
American citizens who were IN his emrlov aud conf
dencc. The testimony goc~ on by tomorrow man