FROM UPPER CANADA.

From The Toronto Patriot, july Is.
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-Thirty-four Of the State prisoners who have
confessed their guilt, and thrown themselves on
the mercy of the Government, will leave this
day in the William Nv. for Kingston. Seven
teen. .of them are sentenced to three years hard
labor in the penitentiary, at the end of which
term they are bound to expatriate themselves for
ever. The other seventeen are sent for safe
keeping in Fort Henry, such other place as
the commander of the forces may think proper,
till her Majesty's pleasure respecting them can
be known. The seventeen sentenced to hard
labor seem the most ignorant and misguided OF
the lot. Of course it is expected the sentence Of
the remainder will be more severe. Two were
discharged, yesterday pardoned, viz: W. G. Ed
monson, grandson of the late Col. Graham, and
Charler Low captain of rebels. Some strong
circumstances it is understood appeared in evi-
dence TO induce the Executive to extend pardon
to these men. About third of the number claim
to be Americans.