The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-19
The SaIZburg Conference.

French papers have numerous accounts of the
welcome given 10 the Emperor and Empress OF
the French on their road to >~alzburg and ON their
arrival. OF what may have Iassed between the
two Emperors in respect 10 politics, nothing is
known, and not much conjectured.
Dispatches of the 10Th report that a conference
has been held between Baron Won Beust, Count
Andrassv, Prince Netternich and the Duke de
GraInont. The dispositions Of these two sover-
eiSns are considered eminently peaceful ali that
it i endeavored 10 bring about Is an understand
ing relative To European questions.
After the departure Of the two Emperors from
Saizburg. conferences viii he held between the
leading Ministers of the French and Austrian
Cabinets. in order to define the results of the
preliminary discussions which have taken place
here.
The Empress of the French and the Empress of
Austria will 90 to Ischl. TO pay q visit Of condo
lence to Archduchess Sophie, the mother Of the
late Maximiiian.
The austrian Prime Minister had a second
interview with Napoleon, and the latter, on the
same day, visited the old King of Bavaria at
Leopoldorf.
r The following is an account received by mail
In the afternoon, precisely at a quarter before
five. the Emperor Napoleon and the Empress
Eugene arrived. They were received at the
station by the Emperor and Empress of Austria,
the Archduke Ludwig Victor (bruther of the
EmIeror), and a very numerous attendance of
Ministers. church and Law dignitaries. and general
officers. After the frst greetings had passed, the
two EInperors and the Expresses drove together
i'm one carriage with six horses u the Imperial
palace in the city, lately the residence Of the
Dowager Empress Caroline Augusta. widow OF
Francis I. The Emperor Napoleon was IN plain
clothes. the Emperor Francis Joseph in Field
Marshal's uniform. The Empress Eugenie wore
n white dress trimmed with blue ribbons, Bava-
ran colors. in honor Of the Empress Elizabeth.
The cheering OF the assembled crowds bad been
tremendous when the Emperor and the Empress
of Austria drove u the station, but 1t was decid-
edlv fainter when they returned with their guests
There viii. Of course, be no festivities during
the present visit, but in honor of the OCCASION at
this moment fires are blazing on all the mountains
and hills surrounding the city. The huge In
ter-berg. under which. according TO Austrian
tradition. Frederick BarbarOssa i seated, await
inr the resurrection Of German unity. that NON
strous mountain l. almost one mass of flame up %
it's very summit. 200 feet high, a marvellous
sight PERFECTLY indescribable in its wondrous effect.
An the other mountains and hills about, some Of
them also 5000 and . 600 feet high, are almost
equally covered with fires that, % judge from
their brightness. must be enormous. Many OF
them must be miles and miles away, and Vet they
APPEAR close 10 the city. When the first fires
showed ON the summit Of the Untersberg they
seemed at the beginning To be lights ON the
HOhensaltzburg, the castle above the city, until
presently the whole profile of the giant was lighted
up with flames.
The citizens of Salzburg have presented the
Empress Eugene with a magnificent album, con-
tanning Photographic views of the environs of
SalZbur-.