The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19 00:00:00

THE LATE OUTBREAK AT CHATHAM.
MONDAY, Feb. 11.
. . _ .

During the whole of the day considerable .exeitement
has been occasioned in conseituence of rumours having
been circulated that another outbreak had occurred
song the convicts oonfiiied within the prison, the
statements, as is usually the CaMI on these ocicssions,
being greatly exaggerated. It appears certain, however,
that tile mutinous conduct of the convicts employed
on St. Alary's Island. has extended to the other prioic
hers. On Sunday, at intervals during the day, there
was considerable uproar among the convicts placed is
the punialluient cells, an well as many ether :nen
placed in various parts of the prison, most of them hoot-
ing, shouting, and swearing, and making such other
insubordinate conduct, the leaders being the sem men
who took the must active p..rt in the outrage on Fri-
day afternoon last on St. Mary's Inland. In several in-
stances the worst characters commenced breaking up
their cell furniture, smaahing the windows, and com-
mitting other outrages, setting the governor, Captain
Powell, and the warder* at defiance. A considerable
uproar took place &leo last night by the men yelling ILIA
shouting to each other after they were locked in their
cells ; but the names of the iingleaders being known,
, and each secured in his cell, no fear of any alarming
outrage was anticipated.
In anticipation of the convicts continuing this
midi Rolla conduct today, the whole of the
warder, of the rAiililidimoot have been on duty, and
ati intimation was forwarded to the military authori-
ties connected with the garrison to hold in readiness •
sufficient force in case the services of the military should
be required The convicts employed at the oat-door
work awl on St. Mary's Wand were marched down to
their labour as usual, with the exception of those Well
who were olmerved to he taking a leading point in the
mutiny en Friday afternoon. These were .011 kept in
the irons which led Viten placed on them on Friday,
ant remains., in the cella. 'limy have, however, in.
dulip .1 in the greatest uproar during the whole day, and
their language and conduct have been of the most vie.
I lent character, creating considerable terror and alarm
among the officials of the prison.

PUNIIIIIMINT OF Tilt RINGLISADIRS.

THCILWAY, Feb. 14th.

Every precaution has been taken by the authorities I
connected with the convict prison, St. Mary's, to pre•
vent any future surprise by the convicts, and to suppress
the rs,sut uuthresk. The vihole a the convicts ere
again 'unlined to their cells yesteriLsy, mine having been
permitted to leave the prison for their usual sisipioyinent
on St. Mary's Island and at the dockyard. Nearly the
whole ilsy wria occupied in flogging those convicts who
were examined yeaterday by Sir Jodie& Jobb and Capt.
Gambier, and who were proved to have been the ring-
leaders in the revolt on Monday afternoon. The convicts
flogged were brought from the cells one at • time. and
having been stripped were fastened up to the lialrds,
when each man received three ilosen lealies, 101 on
with terralle effect. Many of the convicts received their
puniMment with scsrcely A cry, but as stroke after
etroke fell on the hacks of some of the most ruffianly
eli•racters, who particularly distinguished themselves
in the recent outbreak, they set up piercing shrieks,
gled with frightful oaths and threats. Several of
the men on being released from the triangles 'rehaved
with the greatest bravado, notwithstanding the intense
pain they were enduring, and frequent threats were made
that the "business was not yet done," and that on the
first opportunity murder would be committed. The
trundler of convicts dogged during Ilm day is stated to
have been 36. There are still about 60 more convicts
in iron. in the punishment cells, chained. and these will
be flogged immediately directions to that effect have been
given by Sir Joshua Jebls Awl Captain Gambier. Many
parts 0 the interior of the prison present unmis-
takeable signs of wanton mischief perpetrated by the
prisoners during the two hours that they were masters
of the prison.

A Pnrgeon resident in the 14. o( Wight explains that
the Rev. Mr. Brockhurst, though ''• highly talented
theologian awl clergym in. an erudite Anil accomplished
scholar, an elegant gentleman, and • really benevolent,
gook! man," is subject to severe attacks of alierrat
of Mind. If this he the case, should not Mr. Brockharst
bc I.lseed under surveillance?

110LL4,1141'.• OINTIILIT AND PILL/L—Paitlllll DiStarN.—
Tlivre are some disorders &drawing to ',nth body and mind
Inch falsekiksry conceals from the knowledge of the most
intimate friends. Pomona miler Irons plim mideisnike oum-
id, id., wben they might use the above remedies with Instant
relief, and effect thdr own cum without the dummies of
eiiihlning their ailment to any one. The abeam, cii all irri-
Liiing and mineral ieghorma permits the free um of Honorers
pr, location. with thh certainty of obLelninic ease for the pre-
sent, inimuulty for the future- Thousands of most painful
mom bore been reported where the aileron wen mileoliy cured
by these maw, otiose potitodo to taw dimwit's'of ruelt
tooltdop rood* 19 of linNl=bld eg degereei