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it is said, reached Toronto the night before last, in great numbers, (SO0OO when volun- teers in behalf ofthe government were called to oppose their coming into the city, when a 1 running fire took place. Col. Modie, late of l the 1O4th, was shot dead, and others, beside a number of prisoners were taken, among whom are Archibald Mcdonald, (Sheriff of Gore District) and Col. Wells. Sheriff Jar vis' house and others were fired and bprnt.- Tho Governor and lis Council are in the Market Square. James Brown and SOO vol unteers are in the fort Mr Speaker Mac Nab, with 80 volunteers, reached the city yesterday. Col. w. Chisholm is expected today from OakvilIe with the volunteers he can get ill aid of the government, and from Whitby few yeomanry cavalry looked for.

 The Refornlers have at their council Dr. John Roph, and others of high standipg- Three flags of truce were sent yesterday, to the Government, with tho following terms:

 1st. To dissolve the present Parliament.

 2d. Grant an Elective Legislative Council

 Sd. That the Governor leave the Province in two weeks.

 QUEENsToN, U. C., Dec. 6.

 ?. S. While write the Militia are ordered to meet forthwith, at Niagara. N is thomgM tEQt but teU aciU attend the muster!

 STILL LArER.-Eix o'clock.

 The Traveller left Niagara this afternoon, with one hundred royal volunteers, under the command of Daniel McDougall, who was Lieutenant in the Militia at the battle of Queenston. The steamer Transit is lying off in the Bay of Toronto, with the family ot the Governor and the public munitions. The Militia are assembling at Niagara. Appre- tensions arc felt of an attack upon the town tonight, and preparations are making for de- fence.