Poitrag, the murderer of Quelet, was executed at Murray Bay on Monday. Up to the last mo-ment he persisted in his innocence, and refused the consolations of religion, hut when brought to face the reality of his terrible position on the scaffold he repented his sios and confessed his guKt. The execution was characterized by themost painful and brutal incident The chief hangman from Montreal, who it is siid has al-ready banged four criminals in his lime, was almost blind drunk, and his assistant was only a novice at the business. Between them they left the rope too long, and when the trap fell Poitras fell to the ground upon bis knees. He was taken up, the rope shortened, and the trap fell again, and the unfortunate man satished the vengeance of the law. An immense crowd ofbatmansi from the surrounding parishes witne.-sea tbt) dreadful scenelLord GranarJ writes to advance, as a solution of the Irish land question, the extension to