The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10

eral assasBinations in the streets were committed
the With he ySSbbseancf and
arc interrupted by the bands which are on the in
crease. Two mails, en- route to hisilmero wero
| where throughout the province there exists gen
9rai senso OF insecurity. person writes from
As you go along the road to Msilmcri you see
the aoorers nj work quietly enough especially if
patrol ls passing, but after it is passed. should
dilige5co or carriage hoavo in sight, they all
up anu armed, ready for oh attack, behind n cac-
tus or tree. This little fact completed and their
arms and Piunder concealed til patrol on its re-
turn nnds thom again hard at work with tho Kappa
passed.
The bands, il is said, arc increasing and n con-
siderable number Of tho insurgents arc hidden in
the woods of Ficuaza Which is twenty miles in cir
cult. OF course they will be hunted out; but when
tho nature of the country is considered, in many
parts deserted, without roads, narrow and
difficult as to be scarcely of any value, ntcrsected
by largo woods or inaccessible rocks il is easy to
perceive TINT tho work Of restoring order must be
long and dilleult; Sanguinary engagements arc
spoken of, but little is known about them. We
may, however, feel assured that men with their
backs to wall will fight desperately. In the city
have been occupied. In Monrealo tho National
Guard has been disbanded and the monastery of
in the districts of Carint Baldi and Monreale 100
persons, suspected Of having taken part in tho in
surrection, have been arrested. General Cadorna
has sent in to his Government second repo t
confirming all that has been said about tho
| atrocious acts committed by the insurgents,
MONKS so as y as as tbsT
conventional1y styled 1t must not be forgot
ten however that many were compelled to take
lives, and have hoard of those who wore COM
PEELED to put their names to papers with pistol at
their heads. In q recent letter informed you that
Prince Scaletta had been arrested at Sorrento It
was perfectly true, but efter examination of his
papera, which led to results he has been left at
Liberty under the surveillance of the police. Much
Ir,S SioiIu Eo
the consequence Of the wrotchcd inheritance left
by tho Bourbons, under whom neither instruction
whom law had no authority, the magistrates no in
dependence, and arbitrary power and favoritsm
governed all things. Whether all this has been
changed under the new and constitutional Govern
ment may be more than doubtcd-too often it has
talked instead OF acted, decreed almost impossi-
bllitles without showing the energy necessary to
tainy while laying down magnificent plans for net
works or railways, has neglected to form those
common roads without which railways are useless,
and which would have given an impulse to the COM
merce and civilization Of the island By this time
the world must be convinced by the state of Sicily
or Southern Italy, that our new rulers would have
done well had they given more attention to the
consolidation and internal organization of the va
r1ous portions Of united Italy.
THE PLEBIsc1TuM IN vENET1A
!, FLenENoE, October 22-Intellgence received
that the plebiscitum has taken place amid the
greatest possible enthusiasm. The concourse of
0ok kgs Venice out Of
almost all of whom voted afirmatively. In the
City Of Padua 5000 votes were recorded. In the
SoHntrS o% districts the peasants proceeded to the
district Of Dolo ITO persons voted out OF total of
7700 electors. At Udine the worlmen's society
opened the proceedings by the ceremony of the
benedicsion Of the national aag All the inhabl-
tants OF the city and many priests focked to the
squares. At Royigo the plebiactum was inaugu-
fba r1,ro d;of,-
st there s was very large concourae of the population
FLORENCE, October 2S.-Offioial accounts have
been received Of the results Of the plebisctum in
Venetia up to last night At Verona i6075 electors
TGt9d dms 0t one y vote only being in the negatives at
one dissentient; at Chioggia and Rovigo 1899 and
X!6o votes we're recorded respectively, all ayes at
Vlcenza $50 votes were given, two only being
in number, were all ayes
, NAPLES, October 21.-The Jete in celebration Of
the anniversary Of the plebisciua in Naples, took
place to-day, amid great popular demonstra-
tons. The Workingmens Assooiation shouted
"Venetia forever the unity Of Italy forever I"
y RUSSIA.