The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-17
jamaica:
prssre. or the I.surrectisn.

The steamer Moutezums- from Kingston, J.ms lea
9th inst, arrived here ~s, evening.
tCorrespordsnes 1 ths SUM-
Kingston, Nov. s.-Malor-Genorsl OConner hs
assumed command Of the British troops and special
volunteers by request Of Governor Eyre. An out
break a Brown Town 10 threatened, arising out Of
the seetment BY Mr. Ingram against certain parties
there. One hundred troops had been ordered there.
Five prisoners from 81. Thomn In Vale have arrived
In Kingston
Troops are on the way to Msndevills. Troops have
also landed at Black River and ssr rls-Aar, and
others hsd been sent 70 Port hsris and other
points.
IN. Govenmen, have offered an amnesty 70 the
rebels Who return loyal allegiance 10 the Crown.
provided they have not been concerned In any
actual murders or cases Of arson. Several ares" Of
nesroes have been made here.
Advices from horsnt Bay TO the 2oth Of October,
rrport the execution Of seventeen negro men and
one voma. for aiding the rebellion. Several more
we're srccuted Al Port Antonio, all Of whom confess
cd their guilt and scknoulsdsed the Justice OF their
ssptence Later advices from Port Morsnt. to the
9qd Of October report that several rebels had been
oondennsd 70 death, including Gordon oss OF the
leader and the complete crushing out Of the rebel
lion there.
Tho entire line Of IN. road from LouE Ray to hsn-
chIonesl Bay eight miles, 90 strsvod With dss
bodies q to render the road impossible.
Two Spanish var steamers arrived at kingston On
the 2ia Of October, from Hsvana, and we're placed
at tho disposal Of the authorities Tho Britsh ship-
of.vsr Urgent arrived 81 Kingston on the 18th Of
October, from Barbadoea With troops. The British
| .hip, -of.vu Gsla,ea, wolverine and RoIsrio ar
rived there on the 99h and the Aurora and Cordela
| ON the 3ls,. The Aurors bore the Has Of Commo
Il -kas md AZ d.
ron. laundering his flag 10 the Aboudir. The
| Galstea and woiverine, respectively, mounted 70
and 2l guna and had sailed for Cape Hayden, vhers
/ the Bull Dog was blown up.
| General salnAvs, the rebel leader. vas amons The
persons killed at Cape Hytien, by shots Of the Brit
i.h ship Of war BULLDOG. Particular OF the affair At
| Cane Haytion say tbs. q compact Of some kind va
entered into between the Captain Of the Buldos and
| President Gerhard. who had three steamers Of var
| under his command, the undertaking being that
sqlaIs ps,H .hSS. ;s. =: Pss
| hArbor near Cape Bsyten, BY the rebel steamer Vl-
d1Oaue The bulldog oTastsS me me m.s,s, S e sS.is
ssinsvs, who foreiby removed all the Hynsn
refugees from the BIitish Consulate; Ths Bnlldos
entered the port Of Cape Hayton- closely followed
| BY the Hayden ,teAmers, She steersd toward the
Noldroguo with tho intention q running her down.
tSfe. minu.es The Bull bog then opened Are on
ne 1,. .no aSIssv sspeed and di.msntIeG Il being i'm
possible to set the Bull Dog oh she vn ABANDONED
| aud blown up Later advices say that another brit
.h ,6ip Of var. The Lilly, had sailed for Cape Hay
| ten.
Jamaica papers say that the outrage committed by
the rsbsls ss anst the HAytisn Government on the
has Of England 10 one that viii ensure the rebe
lsadsp such Punishment - they never thought Y
realize,
> The I. 8. steamer De Sofa has arrived At Kinr'sor