CANADA AFFAIRS.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK wHIG.


WATERTowN, July z.
told you in my last that there was state of feeling
on the frontier that would make it probably impossible
to convict the pirates in the OF the Robert Pee and
the result thus far you have doubtless heard. has
justified the prediction The only individualhat has yet
been tried was fully acquitted though the evidence against
him was overwhelming. We had also another very un-
happy evidence of the state Of the public mind in the
celebration of the Fourth at Sackett's Harbor The
orator of the day avaed himself OF that occasion to com
mend in the strongest language the cause OF the Pat
os' in Canada and to speak Of the contracted policy
Of our Government in discouraging citizens from
gagng with them. 1t very unfortunate occurrence
the reputation of that community, that they should
have selected an orator that could do so little credit to
the day, and to the company that were assembled rom
all parts of the country. For one certainly should not
have attended If had anticipated the dish with which
treated, and have heard many others make the
remark The truth is, that the favorers OF the pa
trio cause though are chiefly among the low
est class Of the community, and consequently those who
only associate in the higher circles know but little Of
the extent OF the evil and the dangers to which exposes
US. et ,#


The oratcn at the Harbor was delivered in the pres
ence of General MAcoMB who has established the Head
Quarters Of the Army at that place. for the express pur