 Their races were recorded as 13,101 white, 100,346 coloured (mixed black and white), and 392,707 black.This period was marked by an economic slump, with many Jamaicans living in poverty.Dissatisfaction with this, and continued racial discrimination and marginalisation of the black majority, led to the outbreak of the Morant Bay rebellion in 1865 led by Paul Bogle, which was put down by Governor John Eyre with such brutality that he was recalled from his position.