New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

German travelling companions for the trip. The up
shot ~ the rather solemn negotiations for the meet
ing is, as il now seems that Prussan King will have
an interview with Napoleon some time next Autumn
at Strasbourg II ordinary conversation then should
lag between their Majesties, the place will furnish
interesting topics. AS if, g. 8. Prussian King
should say: "Eh, ah, now, um, m, but that Stras-
bourg affair of yours in le36l-queer, not just the
thing, chi Dam! Quamd oa est jeune, mon cher, quo
roaiez rous7 About that young Becker y
" And Orsini thenf" "Change the subject, apropos
des bottles, Italian war, Villafranca, Austria, &c.
/ say, does your Prussan Majesty notice that col
umn on the left there as we ride out to the great
railroad bridge over the Rhine, and that inscription
there cut in the stone Route to Vienna 7 sort
of gude-board for French military travelers-set
up by an uncle of mine who Travelled the road
opened it. you may say your Prussian Majesty.
Vienna man. friend of yours, perhaps Perhaps
not 7" and so on. The immediate, outside meaning
of the interview If il take place, will be represent
ed to be the Inauguration Of a new and Impossible
era of good faith and good WILL and childke conf
dence between suspicious Germany and ambitious
France
It. is ft TO restate, more or less in this cOnnec-
tiOn" what has been so often teraed Tor the past
year in this correspondence, that Louis Napoleon
does earnestly deprecate European war. An
other significance, by the way, that would be at
Prussia and the Emperor of the French, is that II
would be interpreted as final effective denial oi
the ever-recurring rumOr of n coalition of hussn,
Prussia, aud Austria against France
Since the corresponding journalists have missed
their King of Prussia, some OF the more maglna-
tive of them have devised tour through Christian
Europe. TO be undertaken this Summer by Turkish
Abd-nLAziz A. Aziz his difficulty of holding on
his throne is more than sufficient to forbid any at
tempt to get off and travel to Paris and London.
Theirs the historian the great ex-Minster 0i
Louis Philippe, went down TO Dieppe awhile ago
70 take sea-baths there. Bathing, as some say,
boating as others cay, the little man got dnlted Out
To sea- and was luckily fshed out or towed back,
when more than halfdrOwned, say some, more
than halfexhausted and scared 10 death, say
Others safely to Deppe. What is notable and
fruitful of meditation on the vanity not Only 0i
human wishes, but of human success, is that tins
lie.and.death accident just befallen The ex-Pnme
Minister of France, the voluminOus historian, the
doube-crowned academican, does not in the record
ing make more than brief paragraph 10 tie Items
column of tho-Paris newspapers.
Among the many names Of men made famous in
1919 few were 80 worthy Of celebrity as that OF the
learned, liberal eloquent priest and politician, the
Italian Father Ventura. He died week ago to-day
at Versailles, and was followed To his tomb there
last Monday by as modest procession OF mourners
as though he had been Sir. Jones. The Church,
however had not lost sight of the man whom the
world had almost forgotten in his retreat Accord
inply. in pursuance OF orders from Rome, an effort
was made, which is said not 10 have been quite
successful 10 obtain possession Of all the Mss oi
Ventura IL is said that he has left writings that
are like 10 get into print, much to the discomfort OF
the CltramOntanes.
Laura Whelton Breyoort, wife OF Charles Astor
Brsted. died at Baden Baden last Monday. DR..
Fordyce Barker Of your city. who chanced 10 be in
Paris en- route for New-York. was called by tele-
graphic dispatch, sent through DIR. Eyans, 10 attend
TO the patient He left here on Saturday evening
and arrived in Baden. Baden Sunday, but the dis
ease (of the leart) was already developed past re-
coyeTy by human skin.
This same countryInaE of ours, Evans, has Just
received from the King of Prussia the order OF the
Red Eagle. Dr. Eyanss predecessor AZ Court
Dentisi,here, American DR. Brewster. was, believe,
tie fret dentist who ever received knghtly order
H. recognition Of service. DR., Evans, anu tod,
has a dozen or two of ihom from Emperors Kngs,
Princes, aud the rect. ] cent speak with absolute
certainty but speak quite confidently ~'h"" ."S
that no European dentist has ever received
Enigbtly order in recognition of his professional
skill For some reason or other american dentists
have and have eared,a reputation IN EuroPe that no
European can attain. IL il bnt iust 10 Dr. Eysns
to say, that his numerous royal aud imperial Euro
pcau orders do not al al stand IL the way OF bis
American patriotic instincts.
Butter MIG lnhce!' hIu lbe oth't Ihhh hpPh'"
t. a banker here, the other day for loan of $1,000
francs (Sl0,OCO) Banker did not like 10 let
them have IL, ia point OF fact did not Jet them
have that sum-did not, 10 speak, consider their
three respective names in combined private and
official quality as solid basis for such loan. How
the negotiation has since ended ! de- not know.
do know that il stood AZ this report leayes it only
few days ngo
Apropos Of loans: note the overa0wing e1uber-
ance Of the national subscription 10 the italian
loan. The bankers subscribed fer nearly twice the
amount offered Ia them but the nation the people
have subscribed for four or five times the amount
offered 10 them. by the terms of subscription the
loan really comes 10 he about Z per cent stock.
ShnM ,rn d, lols than nfhera