The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21 00:00:00

womeni;ol ins been fully'

we find thit women have been—fl.gged and hingid
without foolish groupie such as mere Qqisetic mindS
might recogniae. Nay, even children have suffered for
rebellion by the application of the bah. A rebel d's.
alines to tell where Paul Bogle Is hiding: We are told
with • grim facetiou,neas that the man is "instantly
popped down," that being the jocular 'Ansa. for shot
do d. A prisoner who is handed over to the con t-
martial to be tried receives as a preliosioary "just •
few stripes from the blue-jackets" (sailors were em-
ployed to do the flagging) "to hash him manners and
refresh his memory." Al Mor..nt Bay about 50 ,
/era:micro are brought in. "N thing was proved to
warrant the cormnittal of tho whole of thin before the,
oourt-martial." So "about 30 wen one by oi,e Wiled
to • gun aud received 50 lashes on the bare back, laid on
after man-of-war fashiani"- The others *ere committed
se rebels —and we know by this time wh ,t that moans
Oae of the former lot, "on Yeeviving'47 lashes, ground:
bis teeth, and gave • futious look at the 'Provoai
Martial. Hews. lannediai ly tsk.e'frorn that'll* sad.
hanged !" There are a few exerripbas,wbiek we have
taken almost at random .born the revolting garrottve
before us. Any reader who has • ta•Ae for hormrsouty
find pl,hty of other incident-, eqoally grim, groinatiae,
appalling. The a umber of rebels executed is set down
by the mutt moderate calculator:, at 200. Others raise
it as high as 400. and theta wan moe' w,.k .if at res.
sion deft net undone when the mail naitbe the island.
All thine di tails make up ebe amount of the suPPe e-lon
of .a rebellion, not he Is .Torkirth province aid &tribe
heads of 11 TUlkilil.XikolloN soldiery 4 sot
under, the orders*, aßawarrow ; bat its aroomer of an
Wand owned by Digland, awl tinder the direction o'
British civil and military autporinee.

Bt nrc• DOCUMINT.
(Copy of a Letter Found by Capta'n OxlAky.)
" Minant Bay, Oct, 17, 1566.
. "Mr. Oraham and oth«r Ge.itteinau—lt iv thew for
ne to help oureelree skin for kkiu. Tuts irou b•ir in WPW
broken in thin parish. The white people si nd a pro-
dunned= to the Governor to make w r avitost tin,
which we all meet put our should re to the wheefe And
paU together. The Maroons cent the proctemelon to
meet thew at Hayfield at once without old.-

they will pot us in the way bow to act. Everyone of
you moat leave your house—take your gursa ; who
don't have guns take tittle-se.. Dcwn at once! Come
over to Stony Gut. that we might march over to meet
the Maroons at otirte without delay. Blow your shells '
mule your drums I house to house; takeout every man
morel, them down to Stony Out; any that you find.
take them in the way; take them down with their
arm. • war in al my black akin • war is at hand from to-
day till to.morrow. Every black man most turn oat at
once; for the oprrection Is too great. The white people
are now cleaning op their guns for no, whith we must.
prepare to meet them too. Cheer, men I Cheer 111'
heart: we lor.king for you a part of the night or WOW
dayksreek.—We are, yours truly, '
(Signed) PAUL BOOLE; •
B. CLARK&
J. G. hitiLeanN,
P. C.UtglioN.

Get • bearer te aend tut an answer to this, for they
determine to make tta sleet) again. Wben you do come
to Stony Gut or Hayfield, blew your shells and ten
whet place you. in from before entered.
F. IC. Bearr.''