The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
BY YESTERDAYS MAIL,
New York City.

JUNE 25:-At the meeting Of the italian resi-
dents OF this city to express their sympathy with
their native country during the approaching strug-
B. Mussimiliani was chosen President, and opened
the proceedings with o few remarks. Reso-
lutions were adopted calling on Italians here to
and expressing their gratitude to this govern
ment under the administration of President Lin
coin, for first recognizing the present govern
ment OF Italy. After further addresses, the
meeting adjourned.
Judge Cardoza, on Saturday, issued an iniunc-
ton, upon complaint Of Charles Cooper and
of Health, restraining that body from interfering
with the PLAINTIFF or any other butchers Of this
city in the conduct Of their business. JudHs
afternoon, restr aiming the Board Of Excise, Capt
William b: Wilson and Sergeant Thomas f. BEN
nett from interfering with Stephen Geoghegan in
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There we're two new cases OF cholera reported
in this city on Saturday; the first, VIM. Baker re-
siding at No 67 West Twenty y-eighth street, who
was attacked early on Saturday morning and is
now conValescent; the second, Thomas @. Murray,
residing in the rear Of the house No. 99 Greene
street, who was promptly treated and is now like
~ TO recover. No cases were reported yesterday,
up to six O'Clock last evening st latest accounts
there had been new cases and no deaths at
quarantine.
ikTEREsT1Na JEWISH cEREMoNY-coNsEcRATIoN OF
HOLY SCROLL
ilst,, In the Synagogue Of the Congregation
"Aderath E, )" in Twenty-night near Lex
ington avenue, which now rarely occurs among
ton Of new "Sepher Tora, "Scroll of the Law"
These scrolls Of the law, Of which every syna-
gogpe possesses several, are copies Of the Penta-
if we may 30 call them, OF he one written by Ezra
the Scribe some 1000 years ago, and like ancient
manuscripts, rolled around two wooden rollers
Unlike other manuscripts, every letter is pecu-
aned the aDtfra xynr 90 IN ha Iopo
with pen and ink, several months are required to
finish one Of those scrolls.
The one .consecrated yesterday was especially
written for the congregation and finished except
the first word and the last six words OF the Holy
Writ To write the twenty-seven letters, rath-
or paint over the traced outlines, was reserved
TOT the members OF the congregation; for it Ia
written in the Talmud, the great Jewish tradition
that he who gives a holy scroll, writes q
letter in one, shall be remembered in his descend
ants until the end OF time.
Foreign.
The steamships Ne,o York and Germania from
Southampton June IS, arrived at New York on the
25th, with three days later intelligence. The news
from the Continent is important. Hostilities had
not broken out, but diplomatic relations between
Austria and Prussia had been suspended; the
Austrian forces had retired from Holstein, and
war was regarded inevitable. GARBALDI had
landed in Italy, and Immediately proceeded to
Como. This Was considered an ominous step.
LANDING OF aARIBALDI AT oolro-THE PLAN OF HIS
PROPOSED CAMPAIGN.
From the London Times, June 1871
The kilograms from Italy Of last evening, an
nounoe the arrival Of General Garibald at Como.
The intelligence could hardly be more portentous.
Garibaldi at Como is on the very theatre of his
most brilliant exploits Of former days. Whenever
the Italians took the field against Austria, as in
1S4s and 1859, the fret aim Of their guerrilla
leaders was the occupation Of that Southern or
Italian Tyrol, which constitutes geographically,
but not politically, part Of the Lombardo- -Vene-
tian kingdom. Thrown out like vast wedge from
the main chain Of tho Alps at the Brenner, the
territory of Trento and Boveredo, called by the
Germans the Walsoh or Sud .Tyrol, consists main.
ly OF the Valley Of the Adige, closed in on both
sides by enormous mountain ridges, bordering on
the west with tho Valtellina aud the Lombard
Valleys of Bergamo and Brescia; and, on the east,
with the Venetian Provinces Of Belluno, Vcenza,
and Verona This narrow gorge of the Adige,
with all it's surrounding mountain mass, was
known In old Roman times, and still better In the
balmy days OF the German Empire, as the main
gate Of Italy (le Chiuse dIdlid), the Upper
March Of Terona; and 1t constitutes even at the
present day, the principal head Of that formidable
system OF fortresses which bears the name OF the
Quadrilstersl We're Garibaldi and the Italians
ever to post themselves strongly on those noun
tains, the liberation Of Venetfa wonld be more
than half achieved.
The plan Of Garibaldig campaign, it has been