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Two more prisoners were brought into Mon
treal on the 9th instant from st. Therese, north
of the city. One is Mr.. Watts, formerly post
master of that place; the name of the other is
Labrie.


The 26th of the present month is fixed, by the
proclamation of the Governor, as day of general
thanksgiving in Lower Canada. The Lieutenant
Governor of Upper Canada had ordered SINH
lar day of thanksgiving, in the latter province,
.'upon pain of such punishment as his Excelency
may Justly infict!' The Rev. Mr.. Roaf, congre-
gational minister, had taken umbrage at the tone
of this proclamation, and published, in Torento
paper, a note bluntly refusing to obey the order.


The Constitutiogal (Tory) Association of Que
bee has resolved to petition the British Parlia-
ment for Legislative union of Upper and Lower
Canada. The editor of the Quebec Gazette ex-
presses himself as opposed to the contemplated
CHANGE


Sir John Colborne was to have been sworn in
as administrator of the Government of Lower
Canada on the 18th instant, at Montreal, on which
day Lord Gosford was to have left Quebec via
the Kennebec road to Boston, where British
frigate from Halifax, will be waiting to convey
his Lordship to England.


Gen. Wool, U. s. A., arrived at Plattsburg,
N. Y, on Friday last.