The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-15 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, June 14.

The Moniteur has presented a project for a new
loan of 150,000,000 francs.
The Moniteur of this morning contains several
decrees regulating the customs administration
and the military organisation of Savoy and Nice.
According to a project of law which has been
submitted to the Corps Legislatif, Savoy will
form two departments.

Savoy and Nice are to be divided into three
departments, namely, Upper Savoy, Lower Savoy,
and the Maritime Alps.

A deputation of Sicilian nobility is expected
in the French capital, their object being to point
out the wishes of the country to the Emperor of
the French.

The Dutch Government has entered into nego-
tiations with that of France with a view of ob-
taining for the productions of the Dutch colonies
in India the same favours as are granted to East
Indian imports from England.
A Te Deunz has been sung to-day, to celebrate
the annexation of Savoy and Nice to France.
All the established bodies attended. A grand
review, at which the Empress and the National
Guard were present, has also taken place.
Great enthusiasm prevailed among the troops
and the people, who, owing the fineness of the
weather, were assembled in large numbers. The
Prince Imperial remained at Fontainebleau.

SARDINIA.

TURIN, June 13.

Marshal Valliant left Milan on the 12th inst.
He was accompanied by the municipality. The
National Guards lined the streets, and the Mar-
shal was greeted on all sides with enthusiastic
cheers.

A circular of the Sardinian Government to the
Great Powers, exposing the schemes of the clerical
party for the overthrow of the existing state of
things in Central Italy, and for the restoration of
the exiled princes, is about to be published.

TURIN, June 14.

Marshal Vaillant has arrived, and is lodged in
the Royal Palace. He will breakfast to-morrow
morning with the King.
The deputation from Nice, taking advantage of
the celebration at Paris of the annexation of
Savoy and Nice, desired a mass for those who fell
last year for Italian independence. The priest
refined on the ground that the ecclesiastical ritual
prohibits the celebration of mass for the dead
during the octave of Corpus Christi, unless the
body of the deceased person be actually lying in
the building.

SICILY.

PALERMO, June 11

The embarkation of royal troops continues,
The town is still barricaded..

AU the official decrees of Garibaldi are headed,
" Italy and Victor Emmanuel."
According to a despatch from Naples, the
Neapolitans still retain in Sicily not only Messina,
Syracuse, and Agosta, but also Milazzo and
Licata.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, June 14

The Liverpool, New York, and City of Phila-
delphia Company's steamer Edinburgh arrived
here with New York dates to the 2nd instant.
She brings 104 cabin and 160 steerage passen-
gers, also specie to the amount of $230,518 for
England.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 14

The Bavaria, which left New York on the Ist
instant, has arrived. She brings 218 passengers
and $109,195 in specie, of which $104,195 are for
London, and the remainder for Hamburg. On
the 2d she passed the American ship Margaret
Evans, bound west. On the Bth she spoke the
barque Cassange, from Guzerat for London ; and
on the 13th, off the Lizard, the American ship
Ashburton, bound west.

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE
GERMAN PRINCES.

The Paris letter of the Daily News states that
the interview between Napoleon 111. and the
Prince Regent of Prussia is attributed to the
mediation of the Dowager Empress of Russia.
The Emperor goes to Baden to tempt the Prince
Regent to play the part of Victor Emmanuel.
The Emperor's friends proclaim that his Majesty
has a settled purpose to take not only the Rhine
but Belgium and Genoa.

BERLIN, June 14,

The Prince Regent left yesterday evening, as
was arranged, for Baden Baden. Amongst those
who accompanied him was the Minister, President,
and Prince of Hohenzollern.

FRANKFORT, June 14

The Prince Regent has reviewed the garrison.
The King of Hanover is expected here to-morrow,
on his way to Baden Baden. The Duke of Coburg
is also expected this evening.
BADEN BADEN, June 14.
The King of Bavaria arrived here yesterday.
The Prince Regent of Prussia and the King of
Wurtemburg are expected to arrive this evening.

DRESDEN, June 14

The official Dresden journal of to-day states
that the King of Saxony, on the invitation of the
Prince Regent of Prussia, leaves this evening for
Baden, accompanied by his chief equerry, General
Engel.

SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, June 14.

The Grand Council of Geneva has presented, as
a token of esteem, documents of naturalisation as
Swiss citizens to twenty-seven Savoyards, the
late chiefs of the committee for the annexation of
Eaueigny and Chanla's tv Switzerland.
The Austrian Cabinet, in reply to the note of
the Federal Council, dated May 25th, says that
the general state of affairs does not permit Austria
to take the initiative in the Conference.

The following appeared in our later editions

of yesterday :

PRUSSIA.

The correspondent of the TimeB says, that it
was only when the Prince Regent was assured
that the Emperor wished to make a special com-
munication to him, that he agreed to the inter-
view proposed on the part of the Emperor of the
French.