New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
AUSTRIA.
TIE EMpERORs AT sALZBURG


There is abundance of gossip in respect to
what was said and done at Salzbug OF positive norma
ton there is very little that be called political or
that has bearing the future of Europe. The follow
ing are the kilograms:
is stated that the question Of South Germany has been
maturey examined by the two Soyeregns, VINO agreed
In disapprovng the entry OF the Southern States into the
North German Confederation -
The affairs of the Danubian PrincipaNties were also
considered.
A semioDical telegram from salzburg states that up
10 the present time confidential have taken
between the Emperor Napoleon and Baron Beust
ana Prince Mettelnich the other, relative to the East
on tic 23d. the Emperor Francis Joseph received the
Frcuch editor, NJ. Arnould. In addressing MN ms
Majesty expressed the that the meeting be-
tween the two Emperors would greatly cement the good
relations existing between Austria and France.
Any interference of Franco In south Germany means
war hut the next dispatch airms positively that the
understanding arrived at between the two Emperors is
Accordngly the Nete Free Press 22d that
the formation of an Austro French alliance has
fallen TO the ground in consequence OF Bavaria and
Nuremberg having declined accedng TO the formation
of Southerman Confederation under the leadership Of
This would seem be true least is made probable,
by the fact that the official Wiener A6endpo publishes an
article on the 2d the OF the departure OF the
Emperor OF the French from Salzburg which concludes
thus The result of the interview OF two soveregns
Will In no way lead to an aggressive policy"
OTHER DETAILS OF THE VISIT.
The MOnifeur du SOir says:
other has been most aectionate and their interviews
have been Of particularly intimate and cordial nature
Public opinion in Austria has been touched by the deli,
cate and noble thought which prompted the Journey, ana
has rightly In II not only homage paid TO the mem
oy of Prince who was an object OF regret 70 the whole
world also proof OF the high esteem ana friendship
existing between the two monarehs. OF which they have
given evidence" ,o-n, or Oh,
Large numbers or Orders nave Dech conefFeu uPon o
members of both suites.
DEPARTURE OF NAPOLEON.
On the 23d the French and Austrian Soyeregns, accom-
naned by Prince Metternich the Duke de Gramont Bs
ron Beust and Counts Taafe Andrassy and Festetics
proceeded TO the sazbnrg Railway station a. oGloax ts
most cordial manner The Emperor ana Empress oi 'no
French slept that night at strasoons ,nronsh Mrn,ch
raised he Bavarian Gen SneSaef OF tne
Honor TO the rank Of ON 9csr OF the s@ STas ad re
always fought valiantly. .., . ....., ..., ,,o
Emneror Napoleon has offered his good offices Austria
az regards recommending the Papa uovernhone " con
sent To the proposed revision of the Cohcoruat'
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AT AUGSBURG.
The Gazette Of Augsburg publishes the following details
relating TO the visit paid by the Emperor and Empress OF
tbe French 10 the gy ymnasum Of ST. Ammo that city:
"The Emperor received at the entrance by the
Director the establishment, DR. Metzyer with whom
time in the German language that he had long wished
to revisit with the Empress the scene OF his early schoas
Latin inscription concentrating the fact tha IL was at
this establishment His Majesty was educated and the
tablet was dedicated TO him by the College OF ST. Anne
On inspecting the building he pointed out the rooms IN
which he had carried his studies and the seats he had
evident amusement drew the attention of those around
to the name Of louis Sapoeo5 which mn ne had nrS essa hsG
The Empress took much pleasure in showing the iDscp
ton TO her suite. The Imperial party felt much emotion
on taking their leave OF establishment dear to their
recollection"
THE EMPERoRs FACE TO FACE.
letter from salzburg the Press Of Vienna gives the
following account of the meeting OF the Sovereigns:
Their Austrian Msjestes for some time at the sta
ton awaiting the Emperor and Empress of the French.
The Austrian Empress lilac silk dress of the shade
called 'Eugenie color trimmed with magnificent lace.
The special French train advanced slowly. When it
stopped some hundred yards from the place where the
carpet was spread as at the arrival OF the
Sulian, the Emperor Napoleon saluted from the
carriage, which, account OF the heat,
was only nclosed by sort Of Yene-
tian blinds while at the same time the Emperor Francs
Joseph, wearing the uniform of marshal and with the
grand Gordon OF the Legion of Honor advanced, salng
la mIdi,e His Majesty Of France was IN private
clothes. The Empress Eugene was dressed III whe'
trimmed with black points, and wore va over her p9i'
net. The Emperor Napoleon took of his hat Francis Jo
scph sued return and tho Two Emperors then shoVk