New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
The Wen who take Part In the Hungarian


PRIscE FELX sCHwAHzEsBERG
w. have hitherto had % deal with names strange o.
.h, English ear but the subject Of the present notice
ia. acquired sufficient notorety fperhaps not % tne
most enviaole kind, In England
r,o,o Mach 10 October. ia, Austria had only
pouinslly Minister o. the Foreign Department, Inc
eonfu,io ia the interior great that no thought
could 10 bestowed upon foreign affairs and Wetseu
berg doting with old age directed his attention pm
espsy though vanly 70 making peace with Italy AND
preservng quo I'LL Austris should nave geined
fnt,rpsl strength Alter the Vienna revolution II was
Wndischgraiz who was universally looked upon a. the
areat man destined 10 Austria, and II WAS only
natural that bis brother inlsw Prince FeAx sch"m
fenoerg should be appointed 10 the post Of Minister Oh
Foreign Affairs.
The Prince began his diplomatic career in England
OF winning address combined with great ooianesH enc
evv OF character be soon became one OF the Avl rte
Of socety His powers Of seduction were exefted WIN
success Ia the circles Of high rank and he kessne''
and nprudence led 70 discovery which resulted ia
suit famous the chronicles OF scandal ~ "nlcl tht
bnnor Of a British Peer compounded Attel ths
exposure impossible for him 70 retain MS post 90
England He sent ss Ambassador 70 naples pu'
II seemed fated that affairs Of geianuy should always
interfere with his diplomatic career He vas q wen
from England By idison in high lie he was iofceo
10 quit Naples account OF an intrigue IN 10" he
Here IL not noble lord but an gnobie porter WIN
whom he came into conflict He could no longer re-.
main at Naples and resolved al once 10 exchange
diplomacy for the army.
on the breaking out Of the Italian war he was already
Gensrsl His alliance with Windschgratz raised MN
20 the Ministry for Foreign Afairs The same leviiy
and which bad characterized his private
life distiDguishcd his treatment Of public business
Treaties between nations had IN his eyes nghe sol
ue than wOmsns honor The royal word hhd no more
sanctiiy for him than lovers vow Ills policy ia Ter
many and Italy IL well known. While the Austrian
.rmie. have been defeated In Hungary without inter
mission and Prince hwarzenherg has been obliged io
purchase momcntsry respite BY sscrihcing the '"'
snd influence 0i Austria T. her most dangerous .l'il
bis motto Italy has been that of Dantun y, an
aars eno0rs "a pdud1c, o. t0a50Ars ~ fGuddcc Before
peace was concluded with Sardinia the Austrian troops
marched upon Leghorn and Florence without beng 90
viied by tn Grand Duke 81 tuscany ana they nave oc
rupied Bologna and bumhardcd AncOna The irtnt ~
the Austrian army extends from Aessandra TO tn ko
nasns that Sardinia n she we're % recommenee me
ws could easily break through It and cut up the single
divisions 10 detail In Germany he has LETT no stone
unturned 10 hinder the union Of Germany and 20 weak
the moral influence which IL st exercised by rus
sis In spite of the folly OF her hing To attain THIS r.
sult Austrian policy united itself Frankfort wt1 ths
Republican Left IN Bavaria with her ancient ally tht
Jesuit and ultra Montana party al Berlin the Austrian
Envoy Ritter Prokesch il more than suspected OF
having distributed money 20 the Red Republican Sgiia
tore In order 10 strengthen the opposition against irus
Ella II necessary by street oaf ac II any OF inese
clumsy intrguee happened TO De discovered as was W
csse In Berlin to the great ind gnaon of the hing of
Prussia Prince Schwazenberg was never At loss ioi
al excuse " IL was servant OF The Envoy who, WIN
out his knowledge lad distributed money among the
demagogues SC &c Archduke John received instruc
uoas from Nienus retain his scsriae OF the Empire
IN payfhHs and TO remain In his uniruatle position 10
order TO prepare additional embarrassment for fus
STA To attain this momentsTy object the dignity Of ai
Archduke was remorselessy sacrificed
system OF falsehood and calumny has been espe
eislly acted upon with regard TO Hungary Lyns oul
letins have been issued and slse extracts from Hun
sarsn journals have been systematically fabricated
In order 10 induce the world to believe that tn Aus
trians were always victorious the hungarian hrpup
loans terrorists. kossuth common place scoundfel
while schwarxenberg the statesman ~ the centu
ry the prcserver of social order yet all this time be
wss treating laws that had eXstee for centuries, col
emn compacts OF the realm royal Oeths and promises
like the paythings OF infancy, INSIDE only 10 be thrown
aside when broken Never WAS the policy OF AUstiii
In such hands A long Prince Schwarzenbutg IL I"
the head of affairs peace Ia not possible No enc be
neves his words and every one knows that he s read,
10 hndle general wal for any momentsry object