Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-06-14

insurrection. A war then is not Impossible oe-
tween these two countries. The revolt spreads,
Notwithstanding, in many directions. Several
thousand Sicilians have Joined the standard of
Garibsldi, 30 that his army now numbers at
least IL, 600 well armed and provisioned soldiers
The Sicilian National Committee thus conclude a
proclamation, calling on all to unite in the pres
ent struggle against the king Of Naples: "Let
US applaud the noble efforts Of the youthful COM
batants; the country will cherish their names,
and hold them up as models of virtues and SUBJ
lime self.sacrifce. We will remain staunch at
our post, even though it should lead us to prison
or the scaffold. We will stand firm, repeating
the words of an illustrious General-"Brethren,
if we advance follow us if we fall, pass over us
and march on !" Italy forever! Victor Eman-
uel foreverw Garibaldi's officers, too, are made
up of the warmest and most devoted spirits OF
all Italy: La Masa, patriot, author and exile !;
Carini, exile also; Stocco, a revolutionist with
these two in 1889; Nino Bixio, wounded at
Rome in 1849 by the side Of Godefroy Namely;
Orisini, who fought then for Sicily, too; AMOS
81. brave old Sardinian, who also suffered exile
for his country and, lastly, Carioli 1.-The brother
of him who fell last year in the war against
Austria. and son of that noble mother who, still
in mourning for her eldest son., presented this
one, and thirty thousand francs to the insurrec-
,ionary General. Thus her heart felt: al have
given one son, now give another and this little
sum, and will give my all, to Sicily and
Italy.'' Noble mother 'Traits of this kind, u
says a Turin letter, "are by no means rare with
US, especially of late; and truly such q case
does not furnish the least plain proof of the COM
plete moral change that has been effected in
Italy, and Of the happy destiny that awaits it.
1t is thought that this revolution will spread to
all the Neopolitan provinces Naples has re-
quested aid of some of the great powers. but none
will interfere. England is warmly in favor OF
Sicily; France must remain neutral; and Aus.
tria has her hands full at home.-Father Ottavio
LAMA, one of the purest and noblest Of patriots
has been disgracefully betrayed by Mr.. Henry
H. Barstow, the American Consul at Palermo,
into the hands of the agents of the Neapoltan
Government.
Russia-Russian agents are busy at work
among the Greek population of Turkey; and
what will add fuel to the lames-the Austrian
government, isit is said, are circulating prayer
books gratuitously, or selling them at low prices
Russia's aim isto get hold Of Turkey.
Ireland.-The best joke on Paddy" of late is
that some Irishmen have made up ESQ for Heen-
an, and presented the sum with scroll as ia
mark Of respect aud sympathy, as 1rishmen. and
fellow countrymen, for his manly conduct dur
ing his public career since his arrival in Eng
land"
England and Sayers have come to
terms-each having received belt-and after
tour of six or eight weeks, will come to America
together to give sparring exhibitions. --.
ScoNand-An extensive religious revival is
going on all over this country. simple ques-
ton, it is said-such as "are ye saved?" or,
"what think ye of Christ ?"-often carries the
Spirit like barbed arrow to the inmost heart.
A great number are being converted almost daily.
Prayer is the great agency used to engage the
Spirit in this work Of redemption.