New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31

AND FRANCE-THE ROUMANIAN COMPLICA-
Berin Lfuo i6) Correspondence Of Tn, London Tine.
If one-haf we hear of the interview between
the EmperOrs Of Austria and Germany be true, the two
soyeregns have met In most cordial spirit The host
showed the considerable courtesy to his guest who
on his part omitted opportunity Of eyincng his sense
the friendly reception accorded him. with the broth
ery intercourse between the royal relatives the sympa
thetic attitude of the elegant ana poygl0t public at TINS
assembled at Ischl entirely arnonzed wherever
the two Emperors showed themselves they greeted
with and while their movements were enron
cled with the most conscientious accuracy by the special
correspondents OF the Vienna press both the Vienna and
Berlin papers abouDded In c0ngratuat0y leaders on the
hopeful theme OF n German-Austrian alliance In Ger
these warm demonstrations extended to the whole
Of the periodical press since the late war; ana the ami
hlation OF any hopes Austria might have reposed In
Frsnce Liberals and Conservatives. Uramontanes ana
Proesants in this country aIeaike favorable 10 enter
the Ultramontanes desire connection with Catholic
Austria, the Liberals and non Romansts generally like
could render attack from either west east impossible
In Austria however all the journalistic applause the IN
the Slovenian organs disappearing 1t openly,
and the cautious representatives OF Magyar
opinion affecting neutral and rather censorious
reserve That there Is portion OF inc AUSTRIAN
population not particularly charmed with the prospect
10 learn 10 love was also evident from some great noble
Of the Empire leaving lsch before the arrival OF the
George OF Hanover, who staying at Gniinden, In
the same picturesque neighborhood But with these
more gratifying than the hearty sympathy displayed
by the natives and the thousands Of strangers and
pleasure-Scekers in and near the famous Watering
place II seems he eau beforehand the con
sent Of Austria and Russia Prince Bismarck intends
the international position Of R0uuana, so AZ to prevent
that country wronging her creditors with I'm
puny Whether Austria will accede to such PROPOSE
ton remains TO he AZ to Russia we have no out
ward sign of her Intentions but her official and nspi
papers have OF late sensby relaxed in the snappish Ian
with which they have long been accustomed TO re-
such being the state Of affairs It cannot be matter Of
Indifference that the relations between the German ana
n as Germany
seconded by France in Roumania or anywhere else
matter course and need not surprise any but the
cstrangement which has recently arisen however much
may eventually react the development Of affairs
the Lower Danube has In its origin nothing in the world
10 do with it, There direct grievances to be
complained Of. In the first place, France is angry at
Germany refusing 10 accept the third half mllllard IN
long bills, OF them three months date She
had counted upon more lenent treatment. and IL the
disappointed inasmuch the third nsallment, II
duly paid accepted, have freed Paris and the
immediate vicinity Of the capital from the presence OF
the odous foreigner Germany, on the other hand re-
the difficulties raised by the French negotiators at
the Frankfort Conference-that interminaDle meeting
OF diplomatic subordnatesIwhere the details relative
TO the carry ing out of the Treaty OF Peace are 10
be settled. When Germany asks for certain local
privileges 10 facilitate commercial intercourse between
the inhabitants of Asaco and their former compatrot
the French Degotiaors answer negatively; when she
prefers some other wish OF secondary nature inc reply
IL that no instructions have been received But tho
worst charge is that the civil authorities in the Depart
ments still occupied by the German troops are cnpa9
negligent in their duty Of contributing toward the main
the other day at Poligny In the Jua Mountains. On the
ringing OF the alarmbe number Of PrIssian dragons
sailed by whole vOleys OF bullets fired from the houses
RetIibuton quick and sharp but as the dragons
had one killed and five wounded, the matter IL re-
garded very serious, and notice has been given TO
whom concerns that repetition Of the Oense
might render 1t necessary for this government 10 con
slider itself still at with France. II this Intelligence
reaches Bucharest IT Is to do 1t is not likely to
make them there more willing to yield.
Rounanan adyces are just what was to be expected
increasing rumOrs OF conspiracy against the Prince and
the Germans generally, accompanied by military prepa-
ratOns and than usual turmoil In the press. am
assured that if the Prince IN his retreat IN the border
Convent practically beyond the grasp OF his en-
he could not the present moment dare to stay
ROumauian territory The commercial world are, OF
disturbed by these ebulitions from proceed
against debtor. The corporation or
the Berlin Exchange has determined that Rou
manian Railway Bonds shall henceforth be con
sidered "a stock paying no interest and' III
fact, legally worth nothing, and the expe-
dcnoy mooted OF adopting certain rule OF the
London Exchange which permits the exclusion of bank
rupt stock gain the OF Kidding the Bourse
entirely from this and every other security issued by the
Bucharest Government The Breslau Committee OF ROu-
manan Railway bOndhOders inform the world that
Prince Bismarck has promised to support their claims
and that the ROuanan Committee In London has reason
hope the British ambassador ut COnstantinOple will
likewise advocate the propety OF paying interest upon
capital borrowed. The Vienna ROumanian Committee
representing comparatively small portion of shares has
til now omitted Ia put itself In direct communication
with the German bondholders