From the Bufalo Duly S;ar, Dec. 90. BRITISH OIIiTRAGEl
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The American Soil Inraded, and Unarmed and Unresisting Americans B,tchered in Cold Btood.-The steamboat Caroline, belonging to this city, was on Friday night captured at Schlosser while moored in an American port, and the inmates, many of them visitors on board, inhumanly butchered. The boat was then set fire to, and lowed into the current. and left to pass over the falls, bearing in her the dead bodies or ner inmates. How many were butchered is not known, but from twelve to twenty are missing. The body of MT. Durfee, who was shot through thehead, while standing upon the wharf, was brought to this city this evening. The excitement here is indescribable. We publish the official or. ders of our authorities.

 A gentleman from Canada this afternoon. states that McNab disclaims any intention to violate neutrality, by the seizure of the Car oline, and offers to pay for the boat! He makes no attempt to atone for tho murders of American citizens!

 The Caroline had been engaged for the last few days in carrying provisions, arms, soldiers, &c. from Schlosstsr to Navy island On Friday night she was fastened to the dock at Schlosser. There were so large mum. Der of people at that place, that they could not be accommodated at the tavern: conse. quently they resorted to the boat for place to sleep. together with the crew. The stew. ara made arrangements to accommodate a. bout So' and 1t is presumed that about that numoer were on board About one o'clock at night, the sentinel who was walking On deck, discovered number of boats floatino down towards the Caroline. He immed;stS ly hailed them, but they made no answer He then told them if they did not answer ht would fire upon them, when they answered < friends" The sentinel thought their ap pearanCe suspicious and immediately gay,