, 1865-12-09


nave 1aleo 70 a1test .ne a''enl'oa OF every
eaoer, VIZ tnal our aFn'es "eFe stronger IN
The dny the rebellion ended. than tbcy had
l,ccp at any previous ttue. while the mscbine-
RI f;,r recruiting was in such rprfect vortfnr
orf1er fbst troons were huryir,r Ia thn frnnt
a. rop,ily rs ever. This one tact riyes n con-
ccntio, ri the military resources Of bc nat{on
yeors of uucxampled conflict. eslaustinr md
terrible beyond anything previously known.
the war rowcr Of the United States was found
10 be greater than at any former
reriod and increasing more rapidly.
To complete this wonderful chapter
it only remains to be known what was the
strength Of 1he armies opposed to us at lif.
icrent periods. This Is a matter which pro-
yokcs the inouiry of cyery Thoughtful DER.
son, We trust that the means Of solving Il
are not wanting. and TINT in due time VIC
shnll hnye an authoritative answer. Mean
while n re were In ba,a+a an on.c,on Urn
shor,a ear thot The rchcl armies In Tho oe,,,rc.
cete we're far inferior to rs nuncrical1y. md
That xe a,m1l 1,r sr,tnrisrd when ve 1carn hop
,rrc,, ;,fnr,o- trcx ,sot, m ,,nnor,,,t occ,.
e,,,s an6 how nT,c, was roon;r.d tn nun,,c,s
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BRITISH ATROCITIES IN JAMAICA.
The atrocities committed by the English in
Jamaica deserve the indignant execration Of
mankind, and ought to he the subjects Of
diplomatic protest on The part Of enlightened
and Christian nations. The facts arc that no
evidence Of any pscconcerted rlan Of insur-
rcctiou exists, that the entire difficulty At
No1nnt Bay, on the 1lth November, grew ont
Of the Indtscrect and unnecessary cruelty Of
the Baron Won Kctelhodt and his party In
firing into a crowd Of eolorrd mcn, women
and children who had, as yet, done them no
harm that but fifteen lives were lost at the
hands Of the rioters, and these We're the lives
Of those who had first fired upon them and
destroyed twice as many Of their own. num-
Ier; that, after the fight YVES over, they dis
persed aud gave no indication Of any desire
10 commit further violence, except in lew
uilinE instances, none OF them iatal. a nof
for more widespread and bloody than THIS,
was committed by the Coprerheads IN New
York two ycats ago. While but five hundred
were engaged In the Jamaiea riot according
TO the statement Of the Government Journals
more than ten times thHt number were ac-
lively cngaced IN tue New fork f1ots. VINE
the Jamaica MOT was 1neTe out
burst OF passion, IN consequence i1hc-
cent men Of being prematuse'y tired
into and slaughtered by British troops,
the New York riots were preconcer1ed and
systematic attempt to aid the rebellion al Inc
South by northern rebellion, and aimed at
1ocC hop Snxfr nff 1n hds
cral Government itself. While the Jamaica
riot expended lis violence In hall day. the
New York riots lasted for three days, and dur
Ing that time overwhelmed the nty Will
rule OF anarchy violence aud passion'
Yet none of the Ne" 1orI rto1ers were
tried except BY the regular criminal courts
and before )urlcs, ou1 thirty o. them VIC oe
liere were tried al al', ana OF tnose none were
put 10 death aud but one or Two were severe"
ly Imprisoned
Contrast With this the conduct o. tue Eng.
nsA IN Jamaica. Although but 5Vl partici'
nsfcd in the riot. over two thousand had been
m, n .acat1h .eyeru1 weeks ago. and every
steamer brings rcVelalloah OF continued ven
rcance, Although the troops have No.
wherr teen nnnosed by rebels in arms. vet
| A-h;ts -,,n namea cordnn resfdinr n,
| Ein,ston r for+r , miles from the scene Of ,hs
riot and rui,tv If no other offences than ad
t'o'' aaa El! =. ~ 49, ,.,s.,-a - ~ ~
W., , as,a1a,nrs 1 and tar,ne n nrorn,nent mar,
! va. - sm... ~ ~,
IN TIE baptis, 4erasals .. tsusson ,1au. w. IL,
| w.. t.;oa hot,,s , ar,,nbea4 ronr4 martin,
nay tfieu oe'o'e oaunn.ao eou 1.' .uss' va
and summary executed, Wien any respecta
\ 1,ox q 4 {.+.
.'s ]'1. ~, ~ ~. 80 -. ,v.
instantly, on tne s7onno tnal LIZ WI
forty miles distant from ever
p-s,;ah = t,oc;,y docs m, ston ercn here. r,
H. to1,oyr;rn f,o, tba E;nrstnn c7.oarr w,
1e,r, tbot f6c Rr;t;sb Gorcrnmcnt has rive,
a -o,t. 1lonrb. tn The ,taroons ar wild NOM
,a;n s,1arrs of 1amaica. made mn Of the de
scsrasnts - nrthe nativ, 1naians and The fucitiy
Afr;cans WIN have to,nd refuge from SLAYER,
l IN harharis,n tn murder all tie negroes The,
nm find. ". cony:
This Nouarrfpl and loyal people f,he aborisine
OF Jamaiea) hnve. under Colooel 4. c. Fyfe, viii
20 stm IN tae s. M nf u ~ hom.. ,or ~
ipethe Eat Of The rebels Who seek ehel,er Ia II,
natnrst i!dness o. their stsonshosdsi d. ,h,r WI,
rnn,n tep~s1.,mlr1 coxere6 VIII bushes AMI
twlEs Of tac lignnn vi.e, struck terror TITO ,h
q 'bf WSsT tts 1s7 don a1a nohna as d
crfnih,c Of lhe bodice-notluE but the iirin. pu:'
a ne A., n n III H. "ss sy sSev epsn
tiscss upon .IeiF prey, who, seeding nothing hui
ThcS astnay aeennGp tSe counv for rebel.
dragging them nom ,hcsr eonceatmcnt. and sxte1
aane Eem @ .ees navs y; n9u h.ve hc
shot by ihe Marooat II thss mission nircady.
AZ an execution Of The rebels. md while ths dsa
f~s e1 sre intoIme ~ Col. uan;1 stsemblcd aIoun
tho esi1ows, where they had wnr dance, the savas
wld9ess or wh'sh g. "aS I,aH, Why fno ~ rx.,<
~, - ,..s1r ,raaaoa r IT, ~ n,,nrnr nrr;n
west Wind breatheo somewhat 100 unsen,l
On the brow OF Amenean negroes, anu wn
are now IN tears iest tne Amel'eaa 1osel, u,
ment shall damage l's fcpu'At'on t u .ue'r ~,
by purishlng Inc most ea.ty 'sneol .as s, "os'
ever saw: arc tney passtns hlouua w - ~ =
to supply Win uae.s ana cs1a9euss us, lue: ~:
"4oJa! aboE,g'nea WIG. eose'su .,o,S WIN INV VA
paint, spnng nAe t'sefs W tuen piss'
and, IKE tigers, e3tefm,na,e .nen "utl..'
they arc found W Is The bs1tash characts
aunk so low tIat It must hribe the viii,
ns1nfed sararcs of the mountains, whom the
ss,,.s~n,.a,,,,,art bos kent in darkness. :
own n'ssoNS $, ,.-a,,.1. ~. .s.s1s ~. -
assasslnate tpeu eu1''less aa s.' NV 49, -, r.
scented and ucelne, suojecs' "no Use on'
the. permission to live, though 1t be IN tt