The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-05

rzz HEADQUARTERS, POSITION AND ARMY De TIE N
sUaGzNTS-How TKE MEN ARE ARMED AND SEHANG
rIaHr OF TIE nEvoLUTIoSIsTs TO BE SHOT Bi
ORDER OF GARIDALDI-rEE ROMAN PEAsA' IS APA-
THE nc-pIscIPLEE AND DAILY. LIFE OF eABA-
BALDI.
GAsBNDI's CAMP, CAsTEL IUT ngao
FIve Mllss Distant from Rome, OCT. So.
Gar. .baldi's camp is situated at Caste iu ottr3,
Ava mi es d stant from thL city Of Rome: On this
day wednesday, ~ tho morn9s, ne ,,n,s+,d nSn az
headquar. .ers, under MS lniliStiiaso lni Tha r,sr
ava well armed ano have plenty OF provisions. 1ne
General has no artillery except Two Drass guns
taTan from the Papal soldiers during the light at
Monte Rotondo. They have no tents 70 sheiter ~,
and there is very h1tie |n%0'p'i-io ~iii"--AV"' ~ ~
rear is unguarded.
S;aribaIdi's headquarters position in the he.d is
placed at point facing Rome and IN full WOW OF
The Eternal City. There are no fapal troops De-
iwaeT ms and Rome as the soldiers Of the Pope,
who have been gradually and steadily falling back
for some DAYS past have retreated WITHIN the ilne
of the Notifications Of tue CITY. before tnelr re-
tremert from the field they burned oil the bridges
over the river. y,
The Roman peasants residing IN the nelghbor-
hood OF the conteading forces take NJ interest," at
least eyince none IN the progress OF analr5. !ney
arc engaged at tho plough aud tending TO tneir
aooks Ia the plan Just as usual. Gar bald's men
do not interfere with them aud respect tner prop
erty. They do not take away shesP or oxen' OF
anv OF the agricultural goods or cnat:eis IN tne
vicinity or the camp or OF the ROADS oaolng neteto
witt tie exception of the wood or the HELD FENCES
which is req III ed for warmth sad purposes OF
cooking. their food.
Eirht men OF the Garibaldian army are 10 be
shot tomorrow, by sentence OF court-martlal.
bavIng beea convicted Of THE ing at Monte Ro-
tondo. Ia, mon OF the force are very enthusiastic
In their hopes as 20 the result OF the movement on
Rome. but the weather is very cod du- ing nights,
and ,hs tests their patriotism and endurance not
q ittle Recruits come in at the average OF SIX
hundred d lily. Arms aud provisions are had IN
large quantities from the province OF TENN, III
anticipation Of fight with the Papal Government.
There has been no actual engagement since the
fights at VrterSo and Monte Rotoudo. The priests
fought bravey at Monte Rotoudo, Afser the light
mt Monte Rotondo Garibadi's officers begged OF
him to shoot ut once al the prisoners taken IN
action, but be refused promptly and with determl-
nation.
( Tne French have not arrived / at Rome yet. Carl
baldi sons, Meaott and Riocotti, are both in the
oau,o with their father. We oil sleep on the floor
OF an old monastery. -
Garibaldl will not advance nearer to Rome until
he has 40 600 men at least under his command.
90 He is to-day engaged IN making an examination OF
the RUNS OF the bridges DESTROYED By fire by the
Papal troops. In camp the General renres at 3
O'Clock ID the evening, and rises from bis pallet
the floor at in the morning. 1t IL SAID that lie
intends to occupy Monte Mario immedlately.
Two thousand Papal troops, Well othcered and
handled in the field could destroy Garibl force
by an assault on the rear OF his posIt.on. The
members OF the insurrectionary committees are
here consulting with Gariba!di. The General
: would regard It an act Of madness to attack Rome
with the force just now under his command