Smyrna times., 1860-07-05


The arrival of the Adriatic and the Anglo
Saxon, brings us files of Liverpool and London
papers up to the Goth of June. The Confer
euce at Baden had adjourned on the 18th, after
a very harmonious session.
The proceedings hare not yet been published
we presume that France and Prussia are now
in perfect accord. The bold movement of the
Emperor Napoleon in going to explain his pol
icy to the assembled sovereigns. seems to have
had great effect in calming the spprehensisns
Of Northern Germany, and in re-eslablishing
confidence.
The Prince Regent of Prussia, in an official
reception on the 10th, Of The Eminor German
soyereigns, stated that the maintenance of the
integrity of Germany would always be his es-
pecial care. Austria, he said, had taken steps
of great Importance. but he seemed to doubt
whether that power would coincide in the
views entertained by ths Congress.
Great excitement has been produced on the
German question, by the publication ofa pamph-
let. ossensibly written by Edward About, en-
titled, :" La Prusse en- 1860" Mysterious
hints are thrown out that this brochure comes
from the pen of the exalted individual who is
now the head of an Empire truly legitimate,
founded on the Democratic basis of universal
suffrage. Assuming this to be the case, The
Th,inderer asks significantly, why the pamph-
| let draws parallel between Italy and Prussia,
unless Napoleon had in his pocket, for the Prince
Regent OF Prussia, something which be went
to Baden to give him with his own hands. The
insinuation is broadly thrown out that the ex.
tension Of the boundaries of France TO the
Rhine has been agreed upon in the Conference
OF Baden, and that the consent of Prussia to
this territorial acquisition by Napoleon III, has
been coupled with some intended project to
clip the wings Ofthe Austrian eagle. The unity
of Italy and the accession of Savoy has not
sufficiently humbled Francis Joseph !; but by
the same analogy of reasoning. the unity Of
Germany and the accession of the Rhenish
Provinces, is a further step in erippling Aus
tria.
An official communication from the Sandman
Cabinet to the Federal Council of Switzerland,
announcing the cession of Savoy and Nice to
France has again brought out q protest from
the Swiss Republic on The subject of the neu-
tralized provinces.
The news from Sicily brings further particu-
lars of the arrival at Cagliari on the 18th, oil
the two American steamers. the Washington
and the Oregon. with very large number o.
men on board, as volunteers for the cause o
Gar;baldi.
These vessels we're captured by the Nespoli
tan frigstc Fulminante, and were found to hav,
on board $4,000 muskeis, SO cannon, 1000 tom
of powder, and sconsidersble sum Of money.
The Sardinian and English AMBASSADORS ha,
demanded their release from the NeapoIital
!, government.
I Garibaldi has fixed the 18th of June for th
levy of men furnished by he CONSUMPTION, an
! the 10Th for The departure Of the new troops 70
I Palermo and Catania. The collection Of hoi
SEES and military stores has been ordered. Tn
rumor of the Decentralization of GaribaIdians i
!, Gslsbria is denied, but the Neapolitan Govern
msnt has despatched rsinforcemen.s in that
4 rcction. Inquirer.