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

userlittely misted to

!minima by the rem
e Peal Bogle was (the
to tell where he was
pe shot them reveal ►i.
ed dome. At the woe
rebels were Bogged
Le tows was yesterday

t) one of the leaden
belongs, was hanged
c this morning, we
) was brought in by e,
the woods conceded.
red on the day of the
loners confined in the
tire clothing is coffered
o who captured him,
, George B. Clarke, a,
George W. Gordon's
i of the Bogies, wee
diet examination by
rebel. He was handed
e tried by oonrt martial,
from the bine Jackets
is memory. Among the
this morning is Duncan
assisted Mary Ward in
. Price. He was im.
rer to the mi►itary wi-
th* Cavalry from Fes-
t Captain De Cordon,
taptain Astwood, entered
en, anumpt them S. B.
Mors of the insurrection.
0,1865.10 o'clock a.m.
st intelligeace l Pthared
ley, of the St. Thomas Pr
any) on attempting twice
ich he was °Defined, was
are blown out, and early
reb-tesitor were gong into

gives the following
crested at Kingston :
r sergeant of the Kinptea
ditor of the Warrantee -
Amon ; Rev. J. T. Roach,
ocher ; Rev. J. H. Oro*
made, Kingston Parades
Rev. Palmer, baptist
it Chapel ; A. R. Jeffries.
t Royal ; Thomas Ham,
Port Royal; Alexander
r; William MoCormscir„
s Seligman. carpenter.

waiter, her hiejesty's
and Thotou Maws °, el
denteere. —

, at Kinpton from Brigs,
at George William Gonlos
on minutes pot 7 o'clock

CLEG3.1119.)

ITHAMPTON, Nov. 16.
males eeems to be a
ting from the arrest of
who was to figure in
natives on next

mber of men, some
been travelling the
addregaing meetings
cep, wrongs, telling
1 and ground down by
people, and they deter-
from all the landowners,
it, after killing all the
to share the lands
themselves. A leading
ited for some crime, and
e to arrest him be raised
ortunately for the people
Had the natives risen
Inistmas, the whites and
eople would have all pro-

roope fought well, and by
'own the rebellion.

els have been shot or

nts give 400 as the num-
L. Some most barbarous
ated by the rebels, they
and rude districts, almost
rage 'state. Many of the
were terribly mutilated.
d of the rebel party, was
ail brought in by the Ma-
) dollars Laving been offered
live. He was tried by court-
steamer sailed, and he being
, will without doubt be ex*.

ator of the rising, was tried
th on the 21st., and hanged

5 been made in Kingston.
om the latest and most reliable
r been prevented from spread-
in a great measure subdued.
aters, including most of the
en killed or taken, and peace
rpected to reign throughout
packet.
ps had arrived from Barbsdoern
disturbed districts.
Galatea left Dominica for
ult. All was quiet at Kings-
eft.
LATEST.

*patch from General Nelson.)
isil-quarters, Morant Ba 7, Oct 24.
Paul Bogle, has been captured
oder command of Colonel Fyfe.
thwith begin. There is not o
ping the punishment he so well
).m. Moses Bogle, brother of
ge Craddock, secretary to Pall
Laren, occasional secretor", 94d
Itain-general, a notorious rebels
aul Bogle's son-in-law, and the
ntered Mr. Lore's house, await
lel Pyfe reports that he has
er of the rebels armed with cut•
me to give names.

PEEN SPAIN AND CHILL
SOUTHAUPTOI4, Nov. 16.
received here per the Tasmanian
ration of war between Spain and

Pareja's arrival at Valparaiso ow
day, he sent to the government of
immediate satisfaction for the iit•
Spain ; and if in four days the
Impeded was not given, he wow
me measures.
d Admiral Pareja's prooedure woo
at offensive to Chili, his deoPal
rm of an arbitrary and insulting
landing that Chili should humble