New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-30
AFFAIRS IN AUSTRIA.
Correspondence Of the NewYork Tribune.
VIENNA August ], las

VIENNA august l. l-4'.
Msssrs. Greo'cy - McEram
] wrote you from Milan that having seen one
phase of the Italian struggle among the Milsnese |
should proceed Austria to perceive the condition OF
the people After arriving in the Austrian Tyrol by
way of Switzerland passed to nnspruck TO look at the
retreat OF the fugitive Emperor and his Court and yet
there although the Tyrolese loyalty is proyerbia
found the flames Of liberty burning among them. They
are only awaiting the departure Of the Emperor to break
out into revolt The evening that left there, learn
Cd from the English Minister, Lord Ponsonby, that a
courier had arrived from Vienna informing the Empe-
ror be did not return in week that he could not
turn at all, and they would choose new one. The
Emperor therefore is determined upon making show
Of returning and will come far Salzburg or some
Of the bathing places.
The great lion here il the Archduke John, the newly
chosen Vicar General of Germany. His portrait multi
ped in thousand different forms faces the pantshops
IN the Gruben and Neunsrkt, the BrOadwsys OF Wen
na and as Lieutenant General Of the Empire from the
Emperors late appointment he is the real leader OF ali
ha, great people speaking the German language, from
the North Sea TO the Adriatic-from the Rhine to the
Euxne
The Parliament is in session, beseiged by deputation
from the students and the workmen. The former who
under the of students contain all the energetic
al the poor all the idle and aspiring, are large ele
menttn the present Austrian Government They say
that Emperor must back and il is pretty certain
now that he viii He cannot avoid it. Should there
arise another such revolution Of the barricades as
that which took place before what could the guard
the soldiers do when they had no Emperor to fight for
The Archduke John is only waiting a few days for tine
here when be will return to Frankfort The love OF
the people for the latter is strongly exhibited IN such
6ts as have lust taken place in honor Of the birthday of
the Duchess
Vienna is not as gay as usual, but there are many
smusemens for the volatility OF these gay people
does moi depend upon the Emperors absence or pres
ence Crowds gather to the Nolksgarten, the Odeon
the Auearten, to listen to Strauss hne music Al the
Wasser Glacis brilliant assembages attend thc lestas
with music and iluminatiOns
The Hungarian Diet sitting at pesh, has accomplish
ed much for the liberty OF that portion OF the Empire
Count of Hungary and Count Batavia are tue leading
spirits OF Hungary They have decided WIN 'ncd'
1000 troops to oppose the Seryans, with their 4UOIO
in maintaining the independence of Hungary. Inc
Servians to whom joined the Iuyrans and Croais
maintain their attachment TO the Emperor ana demand
that the Hungarian Diet be dissolved and the Ministers
proceed 10 Vienna The Minister OF Finance and pm
cipal orator in the Diet has demanded ten millions To
raise an army OF 10000, to support the independence
of Hungary Against these is arrayed Jelalch, the
Vceroy who holds the same place in Croatia that the
Archduke stephen does in Hungary and he heads Inc
Croata Servans and lllyrians. lie arrived here the
evening before last ana was icctlNtu WIN
torchlght procession. lie ~ confer with the
Archduke John The Archduke leaves this evening for
Frankfort 20 fulfil his duties NicarGeneri OF the
Confederation.
Count Dassendorf the Prime Minister OF the Empire
of Austria, and the wellknOwn Baron Weissenourg
Minister of Foreign Affairs now the leading Minis
ers at Vienna They have been so but few days, for
little circumstance makes the Ministry obnoxious and
they are forthwith put down.
Every courier that arrives in the evening from the
Italian States aud from Hungary collects crowds that
stretch through the streets Of the Imperial city eager
whether for the Emperor the independence OF the
Province learn the issues OF the struggle. close
my letter with the following dispatch from Radetsky,
that the Minister OF War has Just received The Aus
uisn General has gained complete victory over the
Piedmontese troops and routed them Following up
this victory by another he has taken Cascl NuOyo and
several other towns and passed ne MHci0 The Pied
nlontese army has fed. He follows this dispatch by
another from Mantua-which by the kindness of Mr..
stiles the American Minister, received in time for the
nail-that there, at Verona, brilliant victory has
been gained over the man body OF Charles albert .
army.
Finally must mention the strong movement IN the
Austrian Parliament here As the Archduke John was
10 leave the discussion upon the address to the
Emperor 70 procure his return. The Liberal party
wished It's be that OF dtmsnd-the aristocrsuc
members that of persuasion When the address. which
rather eOneihstory than otherwise, was read II
Kissed, and the Liberal party LETT The House. They
will probably demand tomorrow, and this circumstance
rtN BE- probably attended nth he's addiction IL il said
he is only delaying il for his nephew Charles Joseph
20 become eighteen years OF age. Yours, c. b. w,