The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-03
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TUESDAY MORNING G......JULY 3, 1850
FURTHER BY THE ADRIATIC.


yarr saturday evening. The Adratic has en-
conn tered a constant and uninterrupted sue
cession Of strong westerly breezes with head
sea during the entire voyage. She brings one
hundred and ninety passengers and six hun
dred tons cargo. Among the passengers per
Adriatic are NJ. Henri Mercier, the newiy-ap-
pointed French Ambas ssador to Washington,
with his family; also, Ii. de V. Glentworth,
u. s. Consul at Rome and bearer of dispatches
to the United States.
NAPOLEON AND THE GERMAN KINGS-THE CON-
GRESS AT BADEN-BADEN.
PARIS, Saturday, June 16.-The Moniteur
OF this morning announces the arrival of the
Emperor al Baden. His Majesty was received
by the Grand Duke, who conducted him to
the hotel. In passing through the town and
the promenade the Emperor met with warm
reception. p. M.-The Emperor Napoleon
arrived in private dress. He was received
with the us ual honors. The Frenchmen pres
ent saluted him tn the cry of Ftre PEmpe-
rtur.
Saturday-The Emperor, after his arrival
yesterday, dined with his suite. At about 30
r. NJ, the Prince Regent, who yesterday paid
the first visit to the German Sovereigns sent
Lieu tenant Won Loen to present his compli-
ments TO the Emperor 1t WAS the Emperor's
intention TO visit the Prince Regent first. The
Prince Regent, however, came at $50 Z. NJ. to
the Villa Stephanie, and remained with the
Emperor till 9I5 Z. NJ. The Emperor then
intended 10 surprise the Duchess of Hamil-
ton, daughter of the Grand Duchess Stepha-
nie, but did not find her at home. He thereup-
on took tea with the Grand Duke of Baden,
the Dukes of Weimar and Coburg who reside
in the Duke of Baden's palace, only being pre-
sent.
To-day grand dsj>uner, attended by all the
Sovereigns, took place in the Old Palace. This
morning the weather was very fine. The En-
peror the Prince Regent, and the other Sow
ereigns, breakfas ted at the Grand Dukes pa
lace. Tomorrow they will dine at the Grand
Dukes chateau, a little distance outof Baden.
Yesterday, at 4 concert at the hurs;tai, the
public opinion was that the congress of the
Sow. han
morning, at O'Clock, the Emperor, while TAX
ing IA promenade on foot, was surrounded by
a great number of persons.
BADEN, Monday.-A Conference was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence of the
King of Bavaria, and was attended by the
four Kings and by the Grand Dukes OF Hesse
Darms tadt and Nassau
Before dinner the Emperor Napoleon pre-
sented the Grand Gordon of the Legion OF
Honor to the King of Hanover. In the even
ing there was an assemble at the Villa of the
Duchess of Hamilton. At this assemble the
Emperor took leave of the Sovereigns, all of
whom were present, and departed at 10 p. M.
for Strasburg.
1t is stated on good authority that the En-
peror Napoleon. in his conversation with the
German Soyereigns, repeated pacific asSur-
ances, without alluding 10 questions regarding
the interior or exterior policy OF Germany, or
TO the Italian question.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Pays contains the
following
The In terview between the Emperor and the
Prince Regent was most cordial. 1t is asserted
that communications exchanged between Ber-
I'm and Vienna represent the interview at
Baden As most auspicIons event, and as a
token OF the general pacliication of Germany
and Europe
PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN PRINCES.
BADEN, Tuesday Prince Regent of
Prussia assembled The German SovereIgns in
the Castle yesterday afternoon, to thank them
for having been present at his meeting with the
Emperor of the French, in order TO receive to-
gether the peaceful assurances OF his Majesty.
His Royal Highness said:
The main tenance of the integrity of Ger
many Will always be my principal care.
In pursuance of this object shall not allow
ton that my ideas on the progress and aims of
the Prussian and German policy are not
shared by some confederate Princes.
In order 10 come to some understanding,
Austria has taken some steps to which attacn
great value.
Should an unders landing be brought about t,
/ shall communicate ii to the German Princes.
The Prince Regent concluded:
shall continue the line of policy which l
have pursued till now in reference TO Prussia
and Germany, and l hope that other German
Governments will join me in this course Of
policy
This morning the Kings of Hanover and
Saxony took their departure.
FRANCE
The Moniteur publishes the following:
The rapid Journey which the Emperor has
lust made Will have we doubt not, happy re-
suits. Nothing less than such spontaneo as
and significant step was req uired to put an
end to the unanimous concert of maleYOlen
reports and false appreclations. Ia fact, the
Emperor, by going 10 explain frankly To the
Soyereigns who met at Baden how his policy
would never swerve from right and justice,
must have impressed such distinguished
and unpreludiced minds with the conviction
which a true entiment honestly expressed al
Hence that there
more than courtesy in the reciprocal contact
between the members of this august meeting.
They spent nearly the whole of Sunday III
each others company. AT noon the Grand
Duke of Baden invited them all to a dejUsner at
the Old Castle. At O'Clock they all dined to-
gether.
After dinner, the Emperor having returned
TO his holel, the majority OF the SoyerelgnS
came TO take leave OF him. His Majesty was
enabled to take leave of them all at O'Clock,
at the house of Princess Marie, of Baden,
Duchess OF Hamilton, who had asked them TO
tea.
Thus, all who desire the re-es tablishment
Of confidence and the continuation OF good in
ternational relations, ought to congratulate
themselves upon conference winch consoli-
dates the peace of Europe.
The following is an exact list of the Sow
ereigns and Princes who met at Baden Ba-
den:
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of
Prussia, and her Royal Hlghness the Princess
Of Prussia, the Grand Duke and Grand Ouch
ess of Baden, his Majesty the King of Wurtem-
berg, his Majesty the King OF Bavaria, his
Majesty the King of Saxony, his Majesty the
King of Hanover. his Royal HighnesS the
Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt, his Royal
Highness the Grand Duke of SAKE Weitnar,
his Royal Highness the Duke of Nassau, his
Royal Highness the Duke OF SAKE Coburg,
their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess of Hohenzollern. her Royal Highness
the Princess Mary, Duchess of Hamilton, and
their Hghnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Furstenberg.
Mr. James called attention to the enlistment
now going on in Ireland to furnish the Pope
with troops in Italy, and asked the Govern
rnent what measures they Intended to adopt,
as there was abundant evidence 10 support a
prosecution under the Foreign Enlistment
Act.
In the House of Lords, June 10, the second
reading of the Church Rates Abolition Bill
was thrown out by a decisive majority.
The Houses went into Committee OF supply
on the Army estimates.
The very extensive implement manufac-
tory of Messrs. Croskill was consumed 10y
fire on Friday, June Is. The cost OF damages
is estimated at 125, 0U0.
The Times says: The Bank of Messrs. j.
Foster & Co, III Bilston, South Staftordshire,
stopped payment on the 18th of June; the
London agents were Atwood, Shooner j Go.
The liabilities will not exceed t30,000.
IsTHMUs OF sUEz.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2.-The Times CORES
pondent says Mr.. Lessep's proceedings since
his arrival here are somewhat shrouded in
mystery, and nothing more is known than
that, Immediately Oh his arrival at Aiexan-
aria, he started OFF to see the FIceroy, from
whom he met with a most fla ttering reception,
and that he declares the works in the 18TH
m are to be pushed on more actively than
ever. i learn that Mr. Lessep has Received
from Said Pasha concession for % years OF
Lake Menzaloh, against an annual rent some
what above that at which the fisheries in the
lake had hitherto been farmed by the govern
ment