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BCaidmin LtH.-This man, whose name is synony- nous with nearly every outrage that has been psIpe- irated the frontier for the last three years started for Auburn al D. m yesterday, in charge of Sher- if Brown and Constables Gates and Smh. To pre- vent the possibility of escape the second time, Smith aud Ieu were chained together and tonight the lat ter will probably be safely lodged his home for te ensuing seven years

 Lstt was horn in Ireland, where he passed his youth and cherishes inyeterate hereditary hatred to the British government Of late years, until 1858, we believe he resided in the New Castle District, near Cobourg, U c. The cruelties inflicted upon his relatives and the oppression of himself, by some of the provincial and military authorities, he alle ges, aroused the tiger within him, and he ven geance. This oath he has kept, suffering no oppor- tunity to escape of wreaking his revenge apon the property and persons of those against whom he nour ished SO deadly hatred, of committing acts which he hoped would embroil this country and Great Bri- tain in a war, and thus give him wider scope of sa- tatng that passion which seemed to have swallowed up all others.

 Possessed of great tact and knowledge of men, ex- traordary adroitness, muscular power and activity, and undaunted courage, 1t Is not surprising that he became kind of rude hero in the minds of certain class. In admiration of his daring, his energy, and directness of purpose, and perhaps sympathisng to sonic extent with him his hatred to British domin ation they lost sight of the atrocity ofhis acts. While large he infinitely more dangerous to the peace Of the two cOuntr1es tnan any ouer nt on te ifoh- tier, and all who desire continuance of peace, or honorable war; if war must come, will rejoice that he is at last secured. His personal appearance is or | dinary, such man as you might pass a thousand

 times in the street, without noticing any thing to ex- cite curiosity, and it is probably owing to the absence of those physical distinctive traits which apt to associate with such character, that he has long successfully eluded pursuit.

 He is about five feet ten inches high, with rather light hair and bldish grey eyes, and it is only by close examination that is able to discover the evidences of the remarkable muscular power and activity he is known to possess. After his and being prop erly secured he bore the matter with apparently great equanimty, simply renarking there had been reachery somewhere, and that he would bde the time.' The day before he was arrested. Sunday af- ternoon, he came over from Canada. Since his es- cape from the Sheriff of Oswego county, he has been to Ohio, Michigan and Illinois, but most of the time he has been lurking the frontier of this Siate.- | tButlalo Commercial Advertiser.