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| The Adriatic journal states that desertors f,o
the army of General Lsmorciere continue on a vaS
scale. Many Of the deserters have arrived at ForI
and demand to be sent to Sicily
letter from Rome in the Paris Patrie saws:
An untoward event has just occurred at Eros
none. During the drawing of lottery or tombc
| la winch had been got up there, two men bega
| to quarrel, and soon after drew their knives. and
desperate tight took place. The crowd soon becam
alarmed, and fearing that the combat might be
come more general took to flight in all directions
Inc public square was almost deserted when
6ody OF gendarms, who had been assembled a
frosnone IN consequence of the fete, seeing the
people running, thought that riot had commenced
with the revolutionary party, and dashipg off in
pursuit. OF the iugltives, sabred all they came up
mrtn' WIN according to report sent to Rome of the
aIair, upwards OF 100 persons of all ranks and
ages were wounded, some of them mortally
INTERVENTION OF FRANCE IN SYRIA.
. PARIS, July 10y esterday afternoon, Prince
Metternch had long conference with NJ. Thouve
mel, IN reference to the initiative hich France ha:
taken in favor of the Christians in SYRIA as well as
to the concurrence of the Great Powers on the
subject
In con sequence of the conference Count Hozas
secretary OF the Austrian Embassy at Paris, left
last evening with dispatches from Prince Meter
men tor the Austrian Cabinet at Vienna
fARIs, July 1.-THE order not to obstruct the
Iee action OF the Turkish Government and to leave
10 TO IL complete responsibility, the French Cabinet
~ nas ueclded that the commanders of the men-of-
w - l Ia sudIl ABSTAIN from all lntPrVe1.
ton and contine themselves to preserve the French
consul, and offering refuge to all Christians who
might want it.
The destruction of Zahleh and the spread of the
clyll war in Syria is confirmed
The French Ambassador at Constantinonle had
Deen instructed to notify the Turkish government
that, from feelings of humanity, France was bound
10 put stop to the massacre of Christians in SYRIA
ana that, as the Turkish authorities were not ca.
pabe OF protecting the Sultan's subjects France
would concert measures with the other powers
to stop the bloody scenes which were being en-
acted.
Two French vessels of war had been ordered to
cruise before Beirut, and two English vessels had
been ordered to the same locality.
GERMANY.
E, fRANKFoRT-oN-MAI July 10.-The German
Sovereigns have renounced their project of holding
special Conferences at Baden, being of opipion
@ @that definite understanding would more easily be
u1rought about by confning the negotiations to
Iel Lepfesentatves at the Federal Diet; besides,
laGhlorI oehg more central point, the Plenipo
tentlares accredited to the Diet are bettar ;nfnr
ed than the special ENJOYS would be- -
SICILY AND NAPLES
There is nothing additional as to Garibaldi's re
ported movement towards Messina. Reports Of
lighting having taken place near that city had beer
current, but were not confirmed.
Inc Mornang Star of the 9th saws that the neWt
OF an engagement in Sicily is confirmed. A body
OF NeapoHtan troops coming from the province O.
Ca ania met one of the two insurrectionarv col
umns coming from Palermo to that place. After
sharp fire of musketry the two corps drew of,
and the engagement remained without result A
letter from Palermo states that the decree relative
to the vote concerning annexation had been nosted
IN an the towns In the power of the insurrection
Palermo advices to the Sd inst state that Carl
paidi mad held review of 1900 volunteers most
OF them very young.
An Inspector of Police had been murdered near
Palermo. -
Garibaldi had issued decree threatening with
Punishment and even with death, whoever should
rise against the former police and stating thai
special commissioners had been appointed to dis
people.
|. Generals Nunziante and Santoyita of the Roya
army, had resigned, and other designations were
expected.
1t is stated that the Royaist forces, for the de-
fence of Messina, amount to 20, 900 men, and tha
they were under orders to act strictly on the defen
slve, and not to abandon any of the places which
with Messina, form the line of defence.
NAPLES, July 1t is asserted that the Ministr,
has obtained the royal assent to the removal o
General Munzianti, head of the Court Camarella O
the former reign.
SAILING OF ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Accounts from Genoa state that two steamers
the Washington and Provence, left that port OF
the IND, the former having on board, with COlone
Cozens and his staff, number of officers and abou
I,ZoO volunteers, most of whom had already served
Inc latter could carry 500 men, thus making tn
total somewhat over 900. heir intended nlac
OF landing is not known. Colonel Cozens ba
among his aids-de-camp Frenchman, son of NJ
La Cecilia, god-son of Beranger. He is on
twenty-four years Of age and, in addition to hi
otner requirements, speaks eight languages Tb
Polish General, Milbitz, forms part Of the expedi
! tion.
AUSTRIA.
According to accounts from Trieste the Austrian
Government is undertaking gigantic works in ordel
to render the famous quadrilateral perfectly i'm
pregnable. At Neroud the works are directed b,
fourteen engineer officers, having under their or
ders an entire regiment Of engineers
SAVOY AND NICE
Further papers have been laid before ParIiamen
respecting Savoy and Nice, and the interests o
Switzerland: The last despatch. dated June 25th
is by Lord John Russell, and intimates the unwill
in a conference.