New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
GERMANY.
THE CONGRESS AT BADEN BADEN.
The following ady,es, i'll their order, give clear
history OF the Conference:


The following adyi,es in their order, give clear
history OF the Conference:
baden June IS 1860.
TIE Duke of CobuFg Gohed AID he Kings Of sax
ony Hanover, and Wurembnrg, arrived here tina AZ
tcIneou. III tie Of the DAY tie soVeregls viz
leo each other.
1t asseI ed that 4 preliminary conference of the
German Prince to-day, agreeable una"inuy was
manifested all Questions rrierringo the relations
C,Jualy with fort ign POwefr, WHEREBY the principal
object 81 TIE meeting OF the German Princes has al
rtacy beeI obtained
BADEN, June 49, p. m.
TIE Emperor Napoleon arrived in pnyae dress. lie
WI received With the usual donors. The EmpsIOr
bas Il ken W. his residence At the villa Stethanlt.
BADEs, duue IL, 1860.
The Emperor after his grr'.i Yesterday, dlned with
his sui,e AT nbuut g. p u. the Prince Regent, who
vest rday paid the hsl writ 20 the German sovereign,
sent Lieut. Won Leon present his com limens 20 the
EuL,ror lt v az the Emper, .eutlOu 10 Writ tue
Prince Regent frst Tire Prince Regent, however,
came 81 - T. III. TO tic villa Slephan~, aud renHaed
win tie knnerOr I'LL 9! H. IN, The Emperor then ia.
telced 10 surprise the Duchess Of HanilUu daughter
Of Tie Graud Duchess SEE hsne, but did not hnd her
at bone.
To-day grand dyeuper, attended by all the Sow
ereeIls, look place III the old palace.
Tie Emperor the Prince X, geut, and the other Sow
eJcpIs tncakiast.o at the Grput Duke palace. To-
nuITuw tlty viii dne at the Grand Iakes chateau,
Gtile dltsn,e Oui Of Bacon. leste.day, ut concert
at The KnIsaa, the Iu lie opinion was that the Con-
ore :. Of the SOvt rrIgus would strengthen peace Tbs
/ oIniDg, at o'clock, the Emperor, While taking
.lsde Oil foot, surrounded by great mum ,er
of persors Ii is reported q at the Duke OF Nasstu
has arrived a. d thai the Emp IF AusLs WA
,-cted. Tii= evening there viii he meeting OF the
princes at the palace Shrh wlil be lnlblutte' lhs
Kings Of SaxVpy, Bavaria aud Hanover nave again
visited ,n- En- error The EDp-r will most lIhely
leave for Pans Sunday, at 10 =. M ,o,o
PARIS. June l6, 1850.
II is asserted on good authority tiat at y.s.efdays
iuterNie. with the Prince Regent of Prnsslt tIe En-
u ror Napoleon repeated his etceul ASSURANCES, aud
sald that he d. e.d interview III order ID express
th, III verbally. The Duke of Nassau has arrived.
BADEN, JdIe IL, 1867.
Grand dinrer took place to-day at o clock, ~ the
dn,ai ralace Of Bad. II. The Emperor leaves "a 10
D. H. and Will arrive III Paro ON toe ism, 30 III a. u.
baden, June lS-EN ening.
In yest4rdav's conf, nee, the Eug of Wurcem ,urg
in the name of the Federal Government returned
thai he for the patti repre ntlpn Ot the interest
If &, ruany hy Prussia. Tie expressed dtsue that
al unoerst-n Giug sGoud he BROUGHT about between
Prussia ard AustIa. TIE sOycr"gnsJierrdt 'eir good
Offices for tlai puTpose. TIE King of Wdrtemburg
informed the Prince Regent that tue German GIrrrm.
mems oc.u led III craving uP military cohVen
ton which SdOps 8s nearly s possible tue frnt III
views OIL military organization, ana Der proposals ~
epecting Tefo Ia uslo ne said that the Fed
ri al Government their part expected at PRUSSIA
Should take ooucilIaory steps IN reference to German
policy.
laratiou of he King Of Wurienbutg could not be
mAGe in the OF all tie Federal ioSerli1e ~, As
several impCr ant governments Lad not Eik pfit IN
tie discussIou relative 10 the raid MILITARY c1nyeuton
Rad, could not give her adherence to the Prusslan
p;Op0tsl 49,
the GIald Dukes ier-' Darn,siadt and Nassau. he.
fore dinutr the Emperor Nao.eon pres ned te ,ifhd
Gordon OF lie L. gion of Honor to the King OF iavo-
yer Al tie assemble Of the Duchess OF Hanover he
'''A '''' baden. June 10 1850
The Prince Regent Of Prussia assembled the German
soyerejprs in the Cassie yesterday afternoon, 10 thank
then Tor having b.-b pssnt at bis MEETING with the
Tnteror OF the French il order to receive together
the peaceful ASSURANCE OF tbs Majesty.
His Royal H'ghncrs said: -
'iTh. 1;iutrInnce Of the integrity of Germany will
always be MY principal care In purtuince OF thIs OBJ
iect stall allow myself 10 be Influenced even ~
The confederation thai my ideas the progress lad
aims Of tho Prus ian and German policy ae not shared
b, come conf de rate Prince. In order to come 10 some
understanding Aus ria haE iaken some steps 10 wuch
I attach great value. Should understanding ba
brought about shall communicate II 70 the German
Pr
The Prince Regent concluded:
al sLal coLtuue the line # policy which have
pul -ued til IN Reference Ia PRUSSIA aud lermd1y
and bore tLat other German Governments Will JON
me in Ibis course Of policy "
This morning The Mugs OF Hanover and SdNohy
took their departure.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THE CON
GRESS.
The Paris Mondeur of the 18th ult. publishes the
following:
TIE rapid journey which the Emperor has just made
" III have, we doubt not, happy results Nothing less
than such "a Spontaneous aud significant step WAS re-
qured 10 put an end 10 the luminous concert OF uaev-
dent reports and false appre.iatlous 10 fact, The
Emperor by going 10 eAploiu frankly TO the Sow
ercgr " no met Baden how his policy would never
sS,rye from tight an irce mus ha e impressed
soch dist. gus I'd ard unpreudiced minds with the
conviction which true sentiment h-uesuy expressed
ALWAYS conveys. Henee il war that there more
IL al. g.ftf. af IafN1
members u this august meeting Trey spent nearly
the whole Of SUNDAY in each others company. At
noon tie Grand Ddku OF Baden iuyited thin all to a
together.
After dinner, the Emperor having setsgn.d to his
hotel, The majority Of Tie sOyclcgus cam- TO take
Leave Of bin. Hir Majesty wds eLaui,d t. axe leave
of them all at o'clck, ~ the llOure Of Princess
Marie of Baden Duchess OF Hamilton, who had asked
them TO tea.
Thus, M who desire the TGstalliehGeEt Of conf