CANADA.
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The fate of the Canadian State convicts, men
toned the week before last, is decided. Three of
them, Chandler, Wait and Mcleod, were to have
been executed the 25th, agreeably to their SEN
tence. Eight others, including Miller and the o.
ther Americans to be transported to some one of
the British colonies for life. Three others to the
Penitentiary for three years. The case of the re-
naming convict, Waggoner, has not been decided
great efforts having been made by his friends to
procure his banishment to the States. The result
may be considered creditable to the British author-
ties, who were urged to sanguinary measures, both
by blood-thirsty British Editors, and some Ameri-
can Editors, who showed malignant spirit, in re-
commencing the execution of all Americans. The
latter had no charity for the errors of their fellow
citizens; no mercy for their countrymen!