, 1860-07-04
Projected Attack Upon tho Mainland.
TIE BADEx-DApES CONFERENCE,

UNI HEN oOkLG9o VI NAA4NdAD1.
Projected Attack Upon the Mainland.
TIE DADEN-DADES CONFERENCE,
Nrw Y:1r. 1uly =.
The fteauslip Adriatic arrived at thin port
on Saturday atttrnoon. ircm Uarre and Sop,h.
ampton. having left the latter port on the eve-
nlns of the Goth Of June. Her advices are three
days A:eE. -@'-:~ ns14 --- -
The Adriattc has encountered constant suc-
cesslon Of strong westerly breezes, with herd
sea- during the entire voyage. She brings 100
passengers ard COO tors cargo. Among The
passengers by the Adriatic are II. Henri Ner-
c'er. the newly appointed French Ambassador
10 Washington, with bin family; also IL. dc Y,
G!enhoorsh, United States Consul a: Rome,
ana beare: Of dispatches 10 the United States
Advicea from Rome state that IN official dis
patch bud been received from Naples giving de-.
tai. OF tue capture Of the two steamers Will,
Ga:'baldlans by the Seapolitan frisatc FuImi
nante. These steamers, which dispta. ed the
Sardinian aud American dage, bad IN hoard
25,coo nuskets, 81 cannonA. 1000, 900 fbs If
powder, aud considerable sum OF money. 500
armed passengers were made prisoners, 4nd
were, together with the steamers, congeyed 10
GaptA on the 18th inst.
The Sandman Minister has demanded The
restitution Of the two steamers and their SnO
passengers, who were captured By the SrapolI-
tau tr'Eate, as they had passports fur Malta
The EuRiish Ambassador had supported the de-
msnd. Oae of the captured steamers carried
the American colors.
The Baden Conference ended On the 17th.-
The French and I'russian journalists declare
the peace Of Europe consolidated.
Letters from Rome 10 the lG1b. confirm The
news Of the concentration of tha piedmontese
army at Farara,
II ;~ ~, H.
able in fortnight to bring into tie field GU, ,0t}V
men.
The second reading of the Church Rates Alb.
oltlnn bill was thrown out by decisive vote
of Is to 81, in the liouse Of Lords, June 10
4 dispatch dated at Cagliari. June 12, says:
"rwo steamers, bearing the American dag,
have entered the harbor this mornspe. having
on board volunteers ior Sicily. The Washing,
ton h"s 400 men, aud thB Oregon between
$40 and 4u'. With the exception Of The Ameri-
can cDrtaIu and an American artat, the vessels
hare had no communication with the shore.
According to the statement Of the Captain Of
The Oregon, these steamers ure only awaiting
the arrival Of another, which has large sailing
vessel in tow, ard hare together 800 more
volunteers. 'Gariba!d,'s Erglishmau' is on
board the Washington. The ardor and zeal
with which these men hare taken up the cause
Of sicily lnay be estimated by tue priEa.ions to
which they subject Themselves"
= decree of GaFlbaldl t1ss the 18Th OF June
.os 'ne 'ssy ot men '4tnasaeu % tne conscE'p-
.h1on, ana tos @e'o o. 1uoe 'ot we departure OF
er decree orders the collection Of horses and
military stores These decrecs are caused by
the necessity Of energetica!ly pushing on the
20. - .asol u .taa'an annS. PUNE cannon
1,a,st Greo ssss. 1noosaaas o. pkes nave oeen
81; ~ nsfsrra " ,ha .1 ,as nsIad oqun
,;.oda. -, In e."of'ii. :" -. 49, 'nc o'''
Ths s-a,,h;st,os - ,,t,.p ~
1uI t'!eao'S"op =. 1a'e'N1o aas palo per-
a,s.sa.;.; .ss 49,. tnou'eael . - anu Tug Marquls
co""nIar Te,e -. se 1h ~ tne rleseFsaew o1
connanoel oe daE1iao "4tu rue Emperor VA
poeon.
:, ~ a.a'eo taat INC emperor, IN reply 70 s'.
We Maft1uo, faio 'S,x weeks ago could hare
aceepteo' ana saonid hase been happy TO accept
t4e fote ol u niedlato1, oot posterior engage
nien's prevent MT oo1ne 70 10 oas'
TUE CONFERENCE At nADES-lSIES1loSs OF SA-
roLEuS,
Tie Emperor NAPOLEON arrived at Raden m
the 1c,h IL rake 1,art in III. f,o,fs,a;,cs IL.
met with warm recep,iou. nrri;m;naIv nv
mee,ier of tbe German PRINCES 1n ,"r.a,hi.
unani,a,tT WA man;fsst.d an onssti.ns faesape pa
ferriny to the relations ot GERMANY will foreien
Powers.
II is stated m oood authori,v thof nj mn ;,,ar.
view with ,he Prihce Repent. ihe Emneror Xs.
poleon repeated bis pcace,ul a,suruEces. and
aaid that hr desired i}r ;ntrrv;aw ;n oT,jar ~
e,nress ,hen verbally. ~
+ il ussertrd ,hot cnr,m,,;ca.;cra sxrb,naod
h.twx1n n.rl;r o,'.i v,onno ,aa,osans 49,
r;ew at /, ,deo no a nnst nusn1c;o". a~aat and
as n toten NJ tha ,.ansr,I 1lp";E.s,,e. afCaa .na
1nanv and Enron. -
A tatrr ,1,snatrh d.+sa a, ,to,ao,. ron,,+s
these a.surunc,s a, to.1oxs. ~ ''o"'' '1''
a Cnnterer ~ ,r1s hatd s.s,ars.r ,nax.
-. ".o "Itu tSetS4&nF A'teluoot
was attended by tne fouT E;naa an,1 nr ,ha
Grand Duke. Of Hcsse I1arn'.tan, anI y..s.a., ~9
Ke[ore dinner 1I,e Ennaror vantlfa,, 49,
septed The Gracd Garden r, the i,ey;'n ~ tion.
or to Tho E;n, of Tsro-a -, 'aI T., 1eRs.u ~ .l4n-
there WIS an assxu ut thr villa of the ink,
ess Of Hamilton. At hi. usstna1i<e thc E,,nsror
took leave OF til. Soyerri,,nv. vii nj whom rare
pressrt. and IeparteI NJ iur n fcr S,rastr.r
ltjs stated on coed authority hist lie Emne.
ror Napo'con. in his conversation viii, ,,a r..
man Soyereens. reucated nac;i;c a.sn1unre.
without alfud1nr 10 ouest;ors regarding tha ~
tc,i,r or ex,erior noiicv Of r. rmrnr ~ ~ th,
Italian QUESTION. ~ '''~
On Tnr,dnx The Prince Haesrt of rr,,..;, -
senh,r,i The Grrman S,rsr.;.ns !, 10 Ta.,is
to thanh them tor hay,n,, hen 1rssent y. lie
meet,p. with the Emne7or nj he Frsoc, ;n
order to receive to.c,her ths nescef,,, assnr,n.
ces Of hia Muestv,
Ills Ko,al Ujrbuess said "Th. maintenance
of the integrity OF Germany will .,wars IL. n,r
principal care. In uur.n.rce nf ,hi. ~ ;ce, +
Shall not allow nyEeif 10 be iulueoced sr.n hv