The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-15 00:00:00

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PARIS, JUNE 13.
The Emperor has set out for Baden-Baden.

MADRID, JUNE 14.

Brigadier Maneti and a captain in the Spanish
army, while on their way to visit the Moorish
Commissioner, were attacked at Cape Negro by two
Moors, by whom the former was wounded and the
latter killed.

The perpetrators of the crime are being pursued.
Eleven huts belonging to the tribe of the criminals

have been burnt.

The Moors are indignant at this crime.

TURIN, JUNE 14.
The Minister has presented a project for a new
loan of 150,000,000 f.

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. Thepriest refused, upon
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.

GENEVA, JUNE 14.

The Grand Council of Geneva has presented, as
a token of esteem, documents of naturalisation as
Swiss citizens to 27 Savoyards, the late chiefs of
the committee for the annexation of Faucigny and
Chablais to Switzerland.

The Austrian Cabinet, in reply to the note of
the Federal Council, dated May 25, says that the
general state of affairs does not permit Austria to
take the initiative in the conference.

BERLIN, JUNE 14.

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

FRANKFORT, JUNE 14 (Afternoon).
The Prince Regent has reviewed the garrison.
The King of Hanover is expected here to-mor.
row, on his way to Baden-Baden.

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.

THE CONGRESS AT BADEN-BADEN.
The IV eue Preussische Zeitung gives the follow-
ing account of the preliminaries which led to the
coming interview between the Emperor of the
French and the Prince Regent of Prussia :
" One day last week Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne, the
French Ambassador, informed Baron Schleinitz, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, that his Sovereign had heard of the in-
tended visit of the Prince Regent to Baden-Baden, and that
the Emperor felt a great desire to go there to greet him.
' The Emperor,' he said, considered that such an inter-
view would be the most efficient means for dissipating the
lamentable distrust which Germany actually entertains to-
wards France.'
" M. de Schleinitz did not think he could receive such a
communication without pointing out to the Ambassador
that in a great part of Germany, doubtless most unjustly,
Prussia was also the object of distrust, and that, conse-
quently, the interview projected by the Emperor Napoleon
could not attain the desired result.

" The Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne telegraphed this
objection of the Prussian Government to Paris, and received
a telegraphic reply that the Emperor would be delighted to
meet also any other German Princes at Baden-Baden.
_ .

"The result is, that the Prince Regent has accepted the
interview proposed by the Emperor of the French, on the
condition that other German Princes shall be present at
Baden at the same time as himself. , Thus, on the Prussian
side, everything possible has been done to avoid this inci-
dent providing a new pretext of distrust towards Prussia.
"From what we hear, the Prussian Government has
addressed to all the German Courts a statement of the nego-
tiations which have taken place, and it is expected that
other German Princes will swell the list of those already
enumerated as about to meet at Baden-Baden. Perhaps,
also, a member of the Imperial House of Austria will be
present. We also learn that the Prince of Hohenzollern-
Sigmario gen will accompany his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, not as Minister of State, but as a member
of the Royal family."

A letter from Berlin, dated June 12, says :--
"The following has transpired respecting tha arrange-
ments of the Prince Regent for his visit to Baden. He
leaves on the 13th inst., and remains a month at Baden.
The Emperor Napoleon will spend two days with him.
The King of Wurtemburg is already there, and the King of
Bavaria and Grand Duke of Baden are hourly expected.
The Empress Dowager of RuSsia will remain at Wildbad,
while the Prince Regent is at Baden. They will then leave
together with the Princess of Prussia for Weimar, to attend
the ceremony in commemoration of the death of the Grand
Duchess of Saxe-Weimar, who was a Russian princess, and
mother of the Princess of Prussia. Thence the Prince of
Prussia will go to Potsdam with the Empress, who will
stop a week there. The Prince will then accompany his
sister to Warsaw, where the Emperor of Russia will come
to fetch her. The Prince Regent will thus have, within
six weeks, interviews with the Emperor of the French and
with the Emperor of Russia.
"There was a general rise on Change to-day, in conse-
quence of the confirmation of the coming interview, as it is
regarded as a guarantee of the duration of peace.
"This interview, moreover, has been the subject of a com-
munication addressed by our Government to all the German
Courts, which shows what importance is attached to it. It
is known that many German Princes fear lost Prussia
should deprive them of their sovereignty and annex their
States. They fear that the actual state of things may fur-
ther the plan. The Prussian note is to reassure them on
this point. At the same time Prussia invites various Ger-
man Princes to attend the meeting at Baden-Baden. The
Prince of Hohenzollern will remain with the Prince Regent
during the whole of his sojourn at Baden-Baden."
A letter from Vienna, dated the 10th inst., in_the
Deutscke Nord- Zeitung, says:—
" Opinion is much divided here respecting the interview
between the F rince Regent and the Emperor of the French.
Some feel satisfied, others annoyed, but all agree in believ-
ing that the Prince Regent has committed an error by
accepting the interview, and that it is the commencement
of the humiliation of. Prussia. German patriots deplore
this weakness of the Prussian Government. The Austrians
put sang, who regard tho Prussians in the light of rivals,
chuckle with delight."