From he Burlington Free Press, Dec. 12. IOWER CANADA WAR
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Appearances now warrant the belief that the Cana da war is nt an end for the present. We hare good reason for believing that there is at the present mo- ment embodied armed force in the Lower Province in opposition 10 the government. During the past out opposition. visiting St. Denis, s. Charles and St. Hiacnth-hurning the property of Nelson and other obnoxious individuals The gathering at the Lake of Two Mountains it is also said has dispersed. The Proclamation of martial law m the district of Monre and the offer of large rewards for the arrest of the leading patriots has driven large number across the he into the States. Among others MT T. S. Brown arrived at this place Monday. It is now rendered very certain that the late movement in Canada was G event not anticipated by the leading radicals and ofcOurse, not provided for There seems to have been ra concert among the head men. and nothing of that kind of preparation necessary to sustain and carry Evolutionary movement.

 From, Me Al6any Argus.

 FROM UPPER CANADA.

 We have the following letter, by last evening mail, from OUT attentive correspondent:

 Dear Sir-We hear from passengers who came over lo-day from Toronto in inc steamer Transit, that no firther movements have been made by ihe Patriots, md that it was generally believed they had dispersed Whe Hon. Marshall s. Bdwell, late Speak ker of the Eouse, has been ordered 10 leave the Province: He hme over in the Transit, and is now in ths village. #r. McMickine, of Chippewa, who went over to To; Into on business few days ago. was arrested. and now in prison. The report of the Patriots having sen in the London district proves not 10 be true- &Ae militia of the Niagara and Gore districts have /. nE* movements have as yet taken place, except at 41Eonto Great excitement still prevails; but in a teW days all will probably be quiet. Travellers are m1z Interrupted m passing in or out of Canada"

 A postscript from the Oswego Commercial Herald, & Wednesday, 18th inst. gives the latest dates from E6Eonto. brought by the schooner C. Deming, which te!1 shat city on Monday afternoon. The accounts of & previous action and the repulse of the Patriots are eon6rmed. The eity was then quiet. and in posses. ainn of the Royaiists.

 The New-York papers express a doubt of the au. hsnticty of the following news-the latest received

 Flos G.e St. AIbans' Messeager. Dec. ii.

 POSTSCRIPT.

 A letter just received by gentleman in this village. foan Giles Harrington. Esq of Alburgh. says that the esort had just arrived at AlhuEgh that battle had &sn louahi ct the Lake of the Two Mountains. and M the Patriots were completely successful. From M cPcumslances known, tho writer is satisfied that kattle hes been fought.

 som the fact that tho regular troops wese on their

 from el, Johns .o MissiQnoi Bay, and were sud.

 l recalled 6eiOFe they EeSehed .hetr place Of des.

 |IsAI and also from tho fact, that the northern ~ Waa nal allowed yesterday and to day 70 come 4 IAe States co usual, eonvnees ns that the rasyl' es ale NRaklha trouble north of Montreal eI ln the

 RoR Province and the report O( their success either

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