The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18
living Mtn Dissmbcwslled, Their Tongues Torn
Out and Their Fingers Sawn orr
pRompT AND TERRIBLE RETRlsUTloN.
Nearly Two Thousand Negroes
Shot or Hanged.
SKETCHES OF the PRINCIPAL ASsAsslNS
THE RELIGIOUS ORGIES OF THE MURDERERs

From our jamaica nes We extract further details ex
Abe horrible scenes enacted the island IN 6e>ate
negro rebellion.
The hatchery nj Port Moran.
JFrorn the Jamaica Guardian
M Gerard was drawn from his place OF % ncealment,
about TO toe struck down when nc cy caimed ~
am Dr. Gerard . and the murderers dessssd. he had
chung him, away and dospate ned under ms
eyes Mr Hibollins, faint and horribly INITIATED sag
ysred towards Doctor and, with his arm around hn
neck could only gasp out II am wc'ik Doctor; ican
scarcely stand whiiss he stood in this position the
vSvapes we're striking his back anf neck with their
rrtlasses d Dr. Gerard could feel the rebound OF the
sluws Al last the unfortunate Ger eman relaxed his
hold Of the Doctor ana sunk down Literally naoked 70
while the Custos and other CO ntlemen were in the
Court House Honor displayed he utrnoss abncgaon
a self only thought Of the 50 eiy Of those with him.
Addressing Mr.. Price, he said "y.ou Of their
own color viii ycu undertake 10 address the asking
what II is they wantS If IL is my life they want am
prepared yield up and s7ve you ALL Nr. Price
observed that be feared the 10 ob would have conside
ration him The Baron tien said Let ms all out
,hen or will 20 out-balfs and brickbats showering
thick a, time Mr. Hi,c'nins dissuaded them observ
ing that it weuld be certain destruction, fer each
who appeared at the windows az once made q
mark for twcnty bullets
Mr. AIbenyas little boy great ALARM and begged
and catreated to be put somewhere. The spectacle
presented Ey his wretced father thus fearing for life
yyep dearef to him than his own was truly hearrend
ing and drew the tears Of the behoIders nowthsand
mn fhe personal pcfiis they under When the
company had retired 20 the school room, avoey came
through Of the widows, and the Baron holding
hands 10 his bress said my frends have il now,
they have shot nse An exclamation came from Mr.
Goorge into whose leg two bullets bad penetrated The
Rev Nj Herschc took Of his clerical neck tie and bound
up wound Poor little Alberga chngng to his fathers
kncee received shot in the leg Previous TO this
rush out having been determined on, the burning
roof cxpected fall in the Rev Mr. Herschel had
r. pouring ont their petition the Most High mercy,
when the balls came crashing through the window and
and every soul rushed out Mr. Alberga with his child IN
Ms received the first blows and his cries Of save
my child moved the heart OF a woman, who took the
sitse innocent away and conveyed him 10 his mother.
Mr. A. Cook and Mr. MCPHERSON hid under the flooring,
but the glare of the fire betrayed them, and they were
The Rev Mr.. HerscheI, knocked down on his knees,
In vain sued for mercy and offered ransom the blows
feai thick upon BIN until he was laid low and scie tie
heart ye beat socIge oat his tongue and he'd up
,ssuepa Cheer after cheer rang through the fendish
band after each new act Of atrocity.
Mr. Cooke the Clerk OF the Peace, was pushed under
the oor by faithful black Servant boy, and remained
ne whole n,sh, IN mud puddle under n formed ~
walls Of the pillars the feet OF the rioters they went by
and hear Of them boast that they had chopped him
peces His unfortunate brother had probably been
mistaken for him. and he owed his safety that cir
rumstance which prevented further scar h after him.
watched Inc opportunity and led him TO the woods,
where he remained concealed until the military arrived
from Kingston. r
While the wife and children Of this gentleman
manned concealed in the house Of druggist, they heard
panions there to be dressed that .hey had chopped up
tha fellow stephen Cooke fine his wife wouid not be
so,e 70 IND p piece Oh nm me unfortunate woman
tered il might have 1T once drawn down bloody
revenge upon her kind protector, the druggist
DIR. Major lifted over the railing at Mr. Marcha
lccks and that gentleman summoned by the rebels TO
come and take charge OF him and lock him up out Of
While DR. Gerard was about parties frequently came
around him with threatening gestures protesting that
but for his being doctor they would chop him up Gne
and warning him by what they had done Of the
sity OF sticking to them II he wished to continue
safe Al other times he was embraced and patted
Mr. he ay md hons
heard distinctly each dreadful act OF murder and could
tell by the ordinations of the mob He heard
the dying groans Of Mr. Price, Who lay with his entras
protrudine, having ben rpp d open ~ tocn.er.
The Cusos got hold Of sword and sold his life dearly
The mob ointed hi fingers tcdring them hanging ~
smau tsuDsen,s and Iau9king'y danged them about 10Th
Ne jer, "Nole gu wrie no 'sue lies 70 We Queen against
ME- Georges escaped by crawling into some pengans
sftcrhc had been shot in the thigh Mr. Price, before
leaving the school, bad generously handed his revolver
20 Mr. Georges, saying GEORGES cannot escape feel
It; take this, and try TO save yourself
Mr. Brooks Cooke, being fellcd ny blow rolled down
the Cart House HILL at the back and when he recovered
his senses found that he owed his life the care OF
black man, who had checked his fall and stood watching
The rebels took every article out OF Mr. Abergas resi-
denoe mot leaving his family even stitch OF clothing
And goods from the stores si the bay
ai OF rufans went the residence OF Mr.. Danvers
and demanded him from his wife After satisfying them
selves of his absence they went away telling the lady
lncgy IL Ing for her husband that he not there
bot that they would return for him or catch him some
where
Another Incident OF the Slaughter.
Tho Barosess Won KeteIhodt, the wife Of the Baron
Alfred and aaush.er Of the murdered Custos Of Morant
passed trying moments nj Oxford the property or
her late amented father while the Morant Bay butchery
going on She alone with boy when the glare
sbs by tho burning buildings Ia the town, and the dis
ssnt Sounds Of tho riot alarmed her Sending for one
Of o. hexmep she inquired the Of the disturb
anee. and inquired Of him about Mr. Walton. With
ssn scsnt grin the fellow replied that Mr. Walton had
been set long ago what killed. ~ she said, scarcely
Soaliz,GF the ansswer Ycs ;, he added sklied dead;
"ADdS my fathey 3ne cried, almost frantic with grow
1ng apI sehsasion 1oh, your fatherf he has been
hs hcelss~nt the oeoa st indifference
The all psst paralyzei lady had uet etreBgth enough
lst 10 oar her horse intending to ride down
10 the Bay bu she Err unatey dcssted through Of
hose imp Sses,which sometimes seize one without his
bcinr able ~ sAy why. had sbe carried out her rs In.
asfion she would have hcen probably among the VIC
Pie heart, ss,sssseb n her request made show OF
ronR over 10 lyssons ncighborng properly 70 verify
he report bu his conduo: when he g over there was
uch thai Inc Nerstcr turned him away in disgust and
V never troubl Nd hnseh ~ return wh the to
lie horror strick an Aiisuees
Sketches 81 leading Assassins.
fFror ne Kingston Standard.
Tho Court MART v presided over BY Lieutenant and
Brand s st msr ,ss sna
emnod. among the vewere two women who took
derabls NJ are In the sinjurrecton They were executed
be same oy ming At naea 6os ' no,oros Villain
Tier recelt M one HI edred lashcs without murmur,
yas act nj liberty ON ms way he mot q msn 20 whom
10 IN onh ahat he would take up arms and
ON Rim against tho Sihoritiee lie forced this man
o accompany him. VI, while pursuing me,r
carney oawards two Loyal su9ecs afreared.
a ps @'0 e, wnom un aS sion in the Queens
lamc, TO take him into cuso W. This was immediately
ion. and The rebel Of one hn tarea nsncs va H.
hxnce of escape "A little Ma ~ such characters hse