The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-19

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rOrs.
vltLATRAScA, Monday, July n.
arrived here early this morning, but
had come the day before, could not
have witnessed more than / did. Orders
dictated by feeling Of dclioacy, had been
given that only privileged persons should
approach the place Of Interview. Every
care had been taken not to wound the pride
OF the Emperor of Austria,to whom itwod
doubtless have been disagreesble. The
meeting Of tho two Soverei ms was fixed
for nine o'clock. y
At quarter Of an hour before, Nepo-
leon Ill, arrived At the spot, and he came
before the the time in order that he might
60 on for a short distance 70 meet the
Emperor Of Austria, Francis Joseph
soon made his appearance, and soclng
that hia late adversary had courteously
come to receive him, urged forward his
horse. When the two parties had come
near, the escorts stopped short, and the
Emperors advanced into the centre Of the
unoccupied space. The escort Of the En-
pcror Napoleon was composed of Mar
shal valiant, General Martimprey, Gcn-
cral Fleury, the officers Of the imperial
household and Of his staff, and Of a squad
ron Of the Cent Guardes, aud one Of the
Guides, all In their splendid full-dress uni
form.
His Majesty rode the fine bay horse
which he has used since the commence
mont Of the campaign. He wore the uni
form Of a general OF the division, with the
kept. The Emperor Of Austria also wore
an undress cap, and blue uniform frook
coat, and was followed by his staff, a
squadron of his body guard, composed of
mobiles, and a squadron Of Hulans. Il is
said shat he was much struck with the
martial bearing ofthe French cavalry, and
that in the presence Of the Cent Guardor
aud the Guides, the Austrian body guard
and the Holans did not appear 10 adyan-
tage. On the two sovcrigns meeting In
the mid space, they oourteously saluted
shook hands. The Emperor Of Austria
appeared pleased with the cordial well
come and open manner Of the Emperor
Napoleon. Tho two Emperors remained
for moment alone in the middle of the
road and exchanged few words,
They then reciprocally presented the
officers Of their siafls; and the moment
, after the several officers were interming-
led, and Marshal Valiant was seen In
; conversation with Baron dc Hess. Ma.
poleon III and the Emperor Francis Jo'
, seph then advanced side by side towards
Villaniranca, the Cent GuRrdes giving the
: precedence, TO the body guard Of Austria
I who led the way, but the Guides passing
before the Hulans. Al Villanfranea, th,
4 house of Carlo Morrelli, situated In th,
I principal streets of the town had beer
a prepared to receive the two sovereigns.-
g The Emperor Of Austria had passed
night there before the battle of Solferlno
7 II is habitation comfortable, but simpl
8 and not remarkable for any extrRordinOr
: attraction. / had visited Il early in th
:; morning, and saw, in addition to the bed
d room of the Austrian Emperor, the sittin
a room In which the conference was 10 taxi
= place some hours later. Dbl. ...
The furniture and curtains were green
J, and the walls painted in distemper. Their
were several seats Of various kinds, bu
only two Rrm-chnirs. In the centre wa
? an oblong table covered with green cloth
2 and on Il was placed, just as ! entered
T vase Of freshly gathered flowers, whicl
7 quite perfumed the room. IL was ther
] that for upwards Of an hour and hal
. the two Emperors were seated discussing
the highest interests, and without any on
being present, From feelngof delca
cy, the King Of Piedmont had not beer
invited TO the interview. Il cannot be al
lowed that the presence Of a successor
always more annoying and intolerabl
A than that Of rival and a oonqueror.--
a Whilst the interview was going on wa
outside in the street, where / could Sc
> the escorts some remaining seated on thei
IS horses, while other0 bad dismounted. Blu
d not the slightest sound was heard; ever
s kind Of conversation was suspended an
all seemed dominated involuntarily by
} certain emotion produced by the import
, nnoe Of the incident which wus passing
v As to what took place inside, cannt
A. say anything; all that know isthatwhe
the two sovereigns Issued forth from th
: conference, they seemed both perfect
4 satisfied. The word 10 mount was give
Y and in an instant all was in the saddle
! The Emperor Of Austria uttered few
words expressive Of the admiration he fe
for the French army, and did Marshal Val
d liant and Generals Martimprey and Fleu
Try the honor of shaking hands with then
The two Sovereigns then took leave {
. each other with the greatest cordialitY
= and the next moment each splendid cori
q ege was on the way back from the plnc
8 from which it had started. The Empe
!. lror Of the French entered VAleggio a II
! tie after eleven.