The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-25
Another :. Rebellion, In Yankee
Land.

The y ankses. saga the Charleston Msysuyy.
are troubled with another rebellion, - and
their military forces have beea summoneA 10
pns u down. II IL new and o!her "rebel.
lion " than tha. Ia the South, ard rs by wav
OF dfstinrti1n, cshed "The Coal Miners Re
bsll,on." 1t !risated by An cusbrsah
eion IN Pennsylvania, and ie only tbs begin.
otn< OF the many :. rehelliore F" that mus
soon tasc place among the poor and lab0eir 3
ciasses ~ me North from t1A fleets Of the
war. Poverty and deetitutiOu are soyely
pincning the artisans and ,Iaborsrs OF the
North aud what We read here from the New
'rk 1ersta IL but a picture OF the hundred
ssrikea and "Hots" that this war must
bring about between the poor and rich cf the
NORTH. The correspondent writes Of the out.
break on tho schuylkill
have just returned from the scene OF hos.
tili,ies In SchuylkiiL county, having accom-.
panhd the military force thither. since INV
return upwards CT two Hundred additional
tTours have bsen ordered to Ninersvil.a. nn,i
also a battery OF h3witzsrs, making M all
about four hundred sois:isys. fully supplied
with sixty charges each, spd food for sn In
dsnnite period. -Four 0thsr com panise In the
United 81" les seryics, connected with Colonel
VIII II. fea.cn's regiment OF mt!iaa. are
under arms and awaiting orders to move
II is Nostio.e that the fears Of the conn to
authorities aud OF the mine cwnefs bave mag
nihsd this difscui'y: busit 10 evident that the
manners are ameroas. determined and
We'll armed. ard lEly need the will TO IN axe q
tong and vigoro defence.
~ arises from the tyranny OF mining capi
tal!sts, as regards bcthshs amount II wages
raia 70 the operatives ard tne manner Ii,
which such wages are doled out.
Probably a. squai amount Of Nrets ednesa
- fsmfrEed OF no otAaTs class bat the coal
miners OF thi, St lie, Tne avsrare amouat OF
werk, ard this. raos. generally, Is no. paid In
cash, but III orders uccp s,orexeepers II,
the employment tf the mining compsu,es -
rms operatives III this way not only rec e:va
kla<lA
talss;s, and compelled to take NJ srchsndizs at
the capitalists own rate; 80 tl6t sbey bsrel '
obtain tbs necs sssa,iss Of life
This year was made a.. era for q "striks''
upon grand scale, acd taking a. vantage oi
the OF senc9 OF all military orgauiz ltiona from
the county, the operatives proceeded to en-
sure their demands by forca. Thsy seized the
collieries OF the Eoras. Improvement Com.
pany. (nvw con troilsd by Now York capital
ists,) In teTdicssd 81 EN- ployees from working
under threat OF death, and, by putting out the
fires at the co)iisries, stopped the pumps tina,
cleared the mines OF water, whereby they
were aO0n fl sOdad.
Tbs sheriff OF Schuyikiil county found that
he could MAKE no arrests, and that hs could
not sommon posse Of cit zsns to assist HIM,
"striksrs." The latter grew defiant, held
mee'iugs at Forestviile, Hecklsvilie, Thorn.
aston, and other points, and made prepara.
tions 10 organize general strike throughou.
the whole c 1ai region. The ie ~ that Unlisted
upon workipg at the old Lies were roughly
h vi died, The contractors and asents OF the
m'ne owners were threatened with loss o.
life end proparty 4 they ATTAINED cpposi.
tion. and the sheriff was too weak either IN
spirit OF in force to sssart the la " and arres,
the ringleadars. -
The latter had organized the s'rike cun
ninEiy and executed it. III HinehinSiy. Col.
!isrs Of one mine enforced Inc strike upon an
other 40 taat no en- pIoyes appeared where
he eould b, rscHsnjzel. la this way the Of,
flcsr. are yet b th d As to The Whereabouts O.
The ring;aaaers About afseen hundred rneu
were I'm Oei ed LA the primary offensive mea
sures, and their num oecz are incrsanng.-
The locality where hastiIities comms' ced /.
noted for the turbulence Of i's denizsns, 70 ur
ders and riots being frequsn. occurrences
there, and igA orarce and drunkenness bejna
char &C eris:ic OF the populacs
Their high -handed prOcee lings lsf. the Law
40 Opuon but force, AID the Governor called
np,n General Peterson (of Harper's Fsrr1
fam*) 10 depuazs certain men to 1usll tn
riot. They s.eAlthily moved out to1ara,
Forreatvii'e, the infected district, with ioades
muskats aud set bayoIsts, and this pornint
had noun ted guard over all the Golfers, I.
| the great astou;shment of Ina mu Ineers.
l The latter ase fierce. aod threaten to retak
the ninas rode among them at dawn to
| dsy, aud they sesmsd unanimous as to thei
l grievances, asserting that thaY m snrt to abo
hsh this ''ordsr" aJa.em, and to secure euua
| and defiuite rates for sAsir seryiygaso tna
| they wsuld be out OF the reach Of waDs Th,
sheriff msantims, b IA ordered d the troops t,
| a.and fast, 2nd the rein iorcem cuts toas en-
On to day indicate fears of rupture II dsR
| cultles occur they will be OF @ serlous cha
| racter, as the mlnsrs are emoltterad by th
| presence CT soldiers, ard they are all armed
| with ,asir favOrite IN auu:ain r. n g. Many O
| them were In the three months rvics, al,
| have the elements o: military diAciplin
among them. Th3y are nearly all Irish.
| The Eores. I'm pro ysro EN- Company Is work
| ing mainiy upon Government orders, aud
| the sums dernapdet ara p.it, the CAPT :alist
say that they canno. fulhli the contra cis, ,wh!c
name a certain aucant Of money per ton.-
able.