The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

t'ck on the Main Land-The Baden Confer
ence Ended-One of Garibaldi's Steamers
Win American CoIors Captured-Heenan
not Arrived.
u D. Mail Steamship Adriatc, j. J. Comstock
commanding, left Havre on the morning of June
zoth, arrived at COwes, and sailed again on even
ing OF same day for New York, passing the Needles
at S,45 p. NJ, arriving at New York on Saturday
morning.
The Adrlatic has encountered a constant and un-
interrupted succession of strong westerly breezes
with head sea, during the entire voyage She
brings 100 passengers and 600 tons cargo. Among
the passengers per Adriatic are NJ Henri Mercier.
the newly-appointed French Ambassador to Wash
lngton, with his family; also H. de v Glenhoorsh.
U. :. Consul to Rome, and bearer of dispatches to
the United States
ENGLAND
Mr.. James called attention to the enlistment now
going on in Ireland to furnish the Pope with
troops in Italy, and asked the Government what
measures they intended to adopt, as there was
aouneant 40 evidence TO support prosecu ton under
the Foreign Enlistment Act
In the House of Lords, June 10, the Sc cond read
ing of the Church Rates Abolition Bill was thrown
out by decisive majority
The House went into Committee of SpnnIv an
the Army Estimates. r
The Times says: The bank of Messrs. j. Foster &
Co., at Biston, South Staffordshire, stopped paw
ment on the 18th of June; the London agents were
exceed ESQ, 600
ISTHMUS OF SUEZ.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2.-The Times correspondent
says Mr.. Lesssep's proceedings since his arrival
here are somewhat shrouded in mystery, and moth
ing more is known than that, Immediately on his
arrival at Alexandria, he started off to see the
Viceroy, from whom he met with most nattering
reception, and that he declares the works in
the lsthmus are to be pushed on more ac.
lively than ever. learn that Mr.. Lesseps has re-
celyed from Said Pasha concession for 90 years
OF Lake Menzaloh, against an annual rent some
what above that at which the fisheries in tie lake
had hitherto been farmed by the government
FRANCE.
THE BADEN CONFERENCE.
PARIS Monday, June l8.-The Moniteur publish
es the following:
BADEN Sunday.-A grand dinner took place to-
day at o'clock, in the ducal palace at Baden
The Emperor leaves at 10 p NJ and will arrive in
Paris on the 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
PARIS Monday.-lt is asserted that the Emperor
addressed to the German Sovereigns expressions
favorable to peace.
The Patrie says: "The Emperor presided at a
Council of Ministers, and afterwards paid visit
to Prince Jerome
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws: We
are told from various quarters that the visit to
Baden was with a view to prove that "L' Empire
ceSt la pd1r' was no pleasantly, but downright
earnest; and that sthe intentions of France are
pacific in the extreme. The division of cavalry of
the army of Lyons is dissolved. Marshal Valiant
has arrived at Paris from Italy.
The last monthly account of the Bank of France
is admitted by all parties to be anything but salts
factory.
Wheat and Flour had risen in Paris from Is to 90
per cent.
BADEN. June 15.-The Duke of Coburg- Gotha
| and the Kings of Saxony, Hanover and Wurtem-
burg arrived here this afternoon. In the course of
the day the Soveregns visited each other.
1t is asserted that at preliminary conference of
the German Princes to-day agreeable unanimity
was manifested on all questions referring the re-
lations of Germany with foreign powers, whereby
the principal object of the meeting of the German
Princes has already been obtained.
BADEN, June Is, Up. M.-The Emperor Napoleon
arrived in private dress He was received with |
the usual honors. The Emperor has taken up his |
nsidence at the Villa Stephanie.
tDEN, June 16.-The Emperor after his arrival
erday, dined with his suite.
At about $50 P. NJ. the Prince Regent, who, on
yesterday, paid the first visit to the German Sove-
reigns, sent Lieutenant Won Leon to present his
compliments to the Emperor. 1t was the Emperor's
intention to visit the Prince Regent first The
Prince Regent, however, came at $50 P. NJ. to the
Villa Stephane, and remained with the Emperor
till 9.l5 Z. NJ. The Emperor then intended to sur
prise the Duchess of Hamilton, daughter of the
Grand Duchess Stephane, but did not find her at
home.
To-day, grand dejeuner, attended by all the
Sovereigns, took place in the old Palace. The
Emperor, the Prince Regent and the other Sover-
eigns breakfasted at the Grand Dukes Palace
To morrow they will dine at the Grand Dukes
chateau, little distance out of Baden.
SATURDAY AFTERNooN.-It is asserted, on good
authority. that at yesterdays interview with the
Prince Regent of Prussia, the Emperor Napoleon
repeated his peaceful assurances and said that he
desired the interview in order to express them
bally.
The Duke of Nassau has arrived
PARIS, Saturday, June 16.-The Pays contains |
the following: The interview between the Emperor
and the Prince Regent was most cordial. 1t is as
sserted that communications exchanged between |
Berlin and Vienna represent the interview at Baden
most auspicious event, and token of the gen
eral pacitication of Germany and Europe
1t is stated on good authority that Napoleon in |
his conversations with German sovereigns repeated
pacific assurances, without alludng questions
garding the interior exterior policy of Germany
or the Italian question.
THE LATEST.
PARIS, June 2l.-The Opsnione National has re-
ceived second warning for publishing victor
Hugo's speech, containing violent appeal to
revolutionary partisans.
Thirty villages had been burnt on Mount Lee
banon.
Mazzipi has not gone to Sicily as reported.
THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY.
TURIN, June 16.-Advices from Naples to the
18th state that several columns of troops had
been concentrated and be in readiness to march
upon the places which might be threatened Am
munition had been sent to the Abuzzi-Emmanuel
Caraccolo had been appointed Minister of General
Police, and Signor Rosico Minister of Public
Works.
PALERMO, June lOth.-A decree of Garibaldi fix
es the 18th June, for the levy of men furniShd by
the conscripton, and the Goth of June for the de-
parture of the conscripts to Palermo and Catania
NAPLES, June l6th.-The Sandman Minister has
demanded the restitution of the two steamers and
their 800 passengers, who captured by the
Neapoitan frigate "Fulminante," as thef had
for Malta The English Ambassador has
this demand.
The French Government having declined any
intervention, council of the Royal family assem-
bled the 18th, to deliberate. A political de-
monstration expected on the 18th Great
anxiety prevailed among all classes Eight French
and two English men-of-war were in the Bay of
Naples.
Advices from Palermo to the 10th state that
Garibaldi was actively organizing his army The
convocation of Sicilian Parliament, according to
the laws Of ls4S, was shortly expected, for the
crees the forfeiture Of the rights Of the Bourbons
and the union of Sicily to the kingdom OF SARDINIA
under Emmanuel.
TURIN, June I'm. ThouveDel and the Marquis
Il, ntonan; we've ros;5ent of the interview of the