The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-16 00:00:00

(aurrica's Tlx.rosixs.)

SOI7THAMPTON, Nov. 16.
The insurrection in Jamaica seems to be a
premature outbreak, resulting from the arrest ci
one of the conspirator who was to Spire is
the general rising of natives on next
Christmas - day. A number of men, some
of influence, bad been travelling the
country for some time, addressing meetings
on the subject of negro wrongs, telling
them they were oppressed and ground down by
taxes. This excited the people, and they deter
mined to seine the land from all the landowners,
white and coloured, and, after killing all ths
males and children, to share the lands
and women amongst themselves. A leading
man of the party was wanted for some crime, sad
on an attempt being made to arrest him he raised
a revolt in his district, fortunately for the pea*
of Jamaica, prematurely. Had the natives rissa
all over the island at Christmas, the whites sad
better class of coloured people would have all per,
bably been murdered.
The volunteers and troops fought well, and by
vigorous measures put down the rebellion.
Upwards of 200 rebels have been shot a
executed. Some accounts give 400 as the num.
ber of rebels executed. Some most barbarous
murders were perpetrated by the rebels, they
having, in the remote and rude districte, almost
gone back to their savage 'state. Many of the
bodies of their victims were terribly mutilated.
Paul Bogle, the head of the rebel party, mit
captured on Oct. 24, and brought in by the Mr
moons, a reward of 2,000 dollars having been offered
for his head, dead or alive. He was tried by coat.
martial on the day the steamer sailed, and he being
known as their leader, will without doubt be me.

cuted.
Gordon, the instigator of the rising, was tried '
and condemned to death on the 21st., and hanged
on the 23rd.
Several arrests have been made in Kingston.
The disaffection, from the latest and most reliable
account, has not only been prevented from
suspies&
ing, but the rebellion in a great measure bdued.
The majority of rioters, including most of the
ringleaders, have been killed or taken, and pesos
and good order is expected to reign throughout
the island by next packet.
Five hundred troops had arrived from Bartadost
and gone up to the disturbed districts.
The Aurora and Galatea left Dominica for
Jamaica on the 25th ult. All was quiet at Eings•
ton when the mail left.
LATEST.
(Extract from despatch from Genera Bohm)
Bisd-qoartort, Moroni Bay, Oat%
The great rebel, Paul Bogle, has been card
by the Maroons under command of Colonel Fifu
His trial will forthwith begin. There is not &
chance of his escaping the punishment he
so ota
It
deserves. At 5 p.m. Moses Bogle, brother
Paul Bogle, George Craddock, secretary to Pali
Bogle, and J. 2d4Laren, occasional Deerskin's ail
Brown, called captain-general, a notorious retoir
were banged. Paul Bogle's somin-law, and Ito
man who first entered Mr. Tare's house, 114
execution. Colonel l'yfe reports that he hat
captured a number of the rebels mined with est'
lames, but no time to give names.

WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND CHILL
16
SOUTHAMPTON, Not.:
The *deices received here per the Tainuns.
confirm the declaration of war between spun sae

Chili.
On 'Admiral Parejes arrival A Valparsio ml,
the &noir/wary day, he seat to the government et
Chili demanding immediate satisfaction for the is*
sults offered to Spain ; and if in four der lb,
reparations be deramsded was not puce, he wog
prooeed to extreme measures.
The manner of Admiral Pareja's prow:b *
ye 111
said to be most offensive to Chili, his dart
being in the form of an arbitrary bus*
and issal"
1 ultimatum, demanding dot Obili eboeld