The New York herald., 1862-11-17
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Insurrectton or Labor Against Caus,h
In the Island OF 81. Vincent-M. -,
La w rrociaimed and MiIit. ana NJ.
" rofess ON D"fy-,as me Hu ndred Pri-
Er.nc. -~red--YelIow Fover-Tha
- Fleet for Mexico--A Rebel
Trader Arrested-The United states
Squadron on Bermuda, SIC. Afasf s
from the Bermuda ROYAL Gazette, Nov. Al
TIE St. Vincent papers bring some particulars cF
disturbances which have occurred IN that island IN the
Carab County. The disturbance originated il appears
with the iaboers some question q wages, the employ
ers reducing the wages is reported from sixteen cents
a day to eight cents level with the wages or the
coohe adentured aborer. II such case II is not
10 be wondered that the aborers have opposed such
measure but their resistance should have consisted 70
fusing TO work-not in creating disturbances. The
ers hire is only worth what 1t will fetch in the labor
ket from which TACT we witness bands engranis
from England aud ireland to America Australia
Of sinew and courage seeking employment In new land
determined TO work for higher wages than they could
m in their own country Some Of be companies Of the
Twenty first Fusacrs ordered to be readiness at
osdos proceed TO ST. Vincent bn the outbreak was
QuCIled without their aid.
Hcr Majesy's ship Challenger had arrived at s. Vim.
cent in time 10 assist the clvii power.
We copy the following particulars "a the outbreak from
the Vincent Gd.e te;We gather, the events THAI
have during last days matters Of
history-the labourug population IA The Wndwar9 dis
ricts have risen in open rebepn edeuty under some
organization and al aw has been ptucliimed Most
alaf ming intelligence reached Kingston on Tuesday morn
ing that the whole Windward country IL state oil in
surrection; that the rioters contemplated marching tc
town, md that proprctos others in charge o
estates mad been attacked aud severely beaten, and them
| household properly destroyeo.p
Further accounts but to painfully corroborated The
previous rumor, aid at our clock his bxceeney The
Lieutenant Governor, With the advice his council ISSUED
procan ition declaring be country under martial law
which announced BY the firing OF three guns. The
Volunteer Rife corps aud Artillery wlth four ed pieoes
/ asa
read 10 them by the autant after which the
encamped Tor the proteo ton OF the town.
During these precautionary measures the riotcfs avg
n,entg III number Advancing towards kingsown.
In this alarming condition nuubet gentlemen, pFln
cipa mercints volunteered thef services Tor cavalry
duty, and en the following day "wednesday, attacked
| and routed the rebels AZ CsTapon.
The service rendered by the casry on this occasion
cannot be too highly appreciated bo we may remark
that had this body acted promptly when nist ordered 10
by the Captain, The destratono property at Mount
| Pleasant and Carapon would have been prevented.
On Friday morning detachment Of artillery with TWO
guns, with the cavalry and police force together h
Captain McDowal's gallant corps left the camp al Arns
Vale, marching order or the Carab County where
they arrived saturday and qaartercd at Mount
Bentick. On Sunday morning dispatches were received
Stewart the effect that the district quiet and that
they had captured hundred psoners-on The receipt
OF which intelligence his Excolency coinnuaca.ed with
Lieutenant DOy y, md the at reath cad
to withdraw the forces stationed there to town. whicn
was effected about two o'ciock The volunteers then
marched into town III goed spirits, no member tlereoi
evncng the slightest dissatisfaction AT the privatons he
called on TO undergo during his encampment. In
deed the only among the members Of the CORPS
the order that they would b. required to march
beyond the place Of their encanpmeat The corps On
arrival the Ordnance Yard, presented the band
at the same time piaying the National Anthem and
subsequently dismissed untA fur ther orders.
His Excellency, the Lieutenant Governor has been
ceasing his duties Cotlmander-inChief and fre
queny visited the camp at Grelth adj where couDses
were he'd On the night Of the % instant on the occa-
sion OF an alarm his Excelency and Colonel Stewart
headed the police force and ceeded with that body to re-
the valley. The Of alarm being traced
" a 10
luneers drawn up in line for action congratulated them
with the words" well done, volunteers
number of prisoners h.y. been Captured. Inc lail
and lock attached to the police station are hed
and the schooner Brilliant arrived in port this morning
with fifty five and women arrested at Meant Bentck
by cavalry which be taken tD Fort Chai otte
One OF the prisoners Davey leaped suddenly overheard
and was drowned. He WIS previously engaged IN the
retail blsness but respec character having
been suspected time back Of attempting to take the
life OF his father
| Tne commander of The Challenger has out
notcring parties the boats q The ship TO survey tne
coast and channel between the island and st. Lucia.
The trial of these 100 prisoners taken win shortly tran
spre, and in that emergency u VII doubtless require an
the energies Of our mind and body.
We sorry perceive that yellow fever continues 70
victims aaona the troops and even among tns
inhabitants Of the Is and Of Barbados The First est
India egniont which took the quarters vacated cy inc
Twenty first Fusilees when removed 70 Gun Hl mas ost
six officers out the eleven dong duty with the cors
Assistant Commssary General WilianS aed on the Stn
troops that removed TO the country in an
improving The only reference in the papers Of tne
Island of the 23d apd oath 10 the providence OF the
fever Is THAT It appears 10 have abated IN town, chang
| ing its type
Ten ships Of war aud transports have arrived at Mar
Ii1ue Cor Mexico. They u be Followed
by twenty others. The total force TO be sent out -
2h eco men. W *
Toe ,emsTara tsit, Of the 2eth OF October, says
Tho b. * Savhea 3. Nora, which arrived here on tho
Goth ut con gned Messrs Ed inckie TO-, has been
seilc aud the apEan NeiD arrested by Messrs Harvey
Co athe Instance 9! house in bo nuda, on oottomry
bond Tor E35Q Captaia Neil, who is also ,hc owuer
tho vessel al 81 600 We believe the vessel bas
from the Southern stat . ~ america
The United states sie iner Moh!can Captain Glessoo
firm Philadelphia bound 10 the coast o. Africa, and o
United States san Jacinto, Captain bound on
cruise arrived here Saturday last The San yacpto
Is the vessel that Admiral Wilkes commanded whsn be
took Messrs. Slidell and Mason from the royal nst
steamer Trent The San Jacnto to have gone 70 sea
last evening and the Mohican We understand IS 70 leave
| day.
the Bermuda Legislature, the S1st Of October tho
bill TO encourage steam communication between Bermpda
and New York again committed. Mr.. Hunt 10 The
chair Nj. birmingham moved that the FIRST clause do
stand part OF the bin. Mr. Dill moved that the com
mitteo rise, which negatived Mr.. birmingham y
motion then aflTmed-ayes, 10; nays The obaif
then reported the bill which was adopted and or
dered TO be engrossed and the rule being suspended y