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The letters of our correspondent at Mon- treal contain the latest intelligence from that city. By these we learn that Dr. Woolfred Nelson has been arrested-and line on the outside of one of them informs us that he was hourly expected at Montreal. The insur- gents were still committing depredations in the neighborhood of Grand Brule. On the 18th instant the steamer Princess Victoria brought in twenty five prisoners, who were taken at or after the affair at Mississquoi, and had been lodged for day or two previous for safe keeping at the Isle Aux Noix. Sev- en of these were men of some note. Among them was Bouchette, late editor of the Que- bee Liberal, and an active agitator, and Kim- bert, who was deeply implicated in the first movement at Longueuil, and who with Bou- chette is said to have held command at Mississquoi. Desrivieres, Macheseault, and Boucher Belleville, also among the prison CTS, were active and prominent at St. Charles. Jalbert was at St. Denis, and it is supposed. at St. Charles-and is accused of having been concerned in the murder of Lieut.. Weir. Among them also is Roi, who was concerned in the death of CHARTRAND, and gave the command of fire upon him. He was arrested on the wharf at La Prairie in the act of putting some oxen on board the steamboat for the Montreal market. Beine recognised by one of the byslanders, he was forthwith sent of in the same boat with the cattle.