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Ldchine canal-The Montreal Her
aid of the 18th ult. says:


ave are deeply grieved to say that
threats of assassination havebeen thrown
out against other gentlemen connected
with the works on the line Of the canal
In addition to these threats, bill was
posted on Sunday morning, upon the
section on which Mr. Secard was shot,
denouncing all Americans employed on
The works; and was as follows:


"Yankeys take notice and clear of the
line of the Lachine canal; as Captain
Daylight is still on the ground, aud a
number more as good marksmen as he,
with plenty of powder and ball: so clear
off the lines without any farther notice
or here is your coffin.


Here was representation Of cof-
fn.l There was also the figure of a
man in the act OF shooting, with the
words We will send you TO He'll, writ
ten under it. i: will be remembered
that Mr. Secard was recently shot by
some one Of the rioters. He has not
yet been diseovered--one man accused
'ofthe crime having proved his inno-
cenec.