The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
Austta.
A0sttfG.
The Austria. government Of the 18th uIs and

The Austrian government organs Of the 18th ult and
S "Ss1 srs isy to attract the ssssntcu Of =.
western powers. The 0s'f. 0osesl~sd6ns Of Monday
ton" Tu:s.Dy t ins . IL de % ..
that state with Austria The ministerial psper further
reminds the public that austria has always respected
Austria says the Osst Coressedens, ssspires to no
greater influence in Tuscany than secured BY treaties
dssolution Of the Tuscan dpomstc corps
% nothing more than measure Of economy Only the
legations at eonstantnope Turin and Naples to BE-
abolished; the ministers at the other courts will
replaced BY charges da6ares. The above msntieasd
Newspaper, which has always until represented
bulent ind vduals yesterday contained a leader
which opens ss follows - "Acco. ding, to- private
Of pusS an nviaou and s..ans state
Inc oes then proceeds at great length
point out that this attributable to the secret so
hatred and IeveBge are passions unknown to this
government" il is determined punish whenever and
every and then blurts out things which It's patrons
sr. rather have :upPrssssd contain. short
what il now goirs on in Italy A'''e nsn' upon
The present crisis in France already begins to work in
itsy. Tbs whole Of central Isaly and particularly
Rome with the domains of the church sxctes fears last
public tranquility should be disturbed The spirit Of
revolution begins to show itself in those parts the
put down by force Of arms It Il also asked how the
French garrison IN Rome will behave In case OF rising
Of the people? Win it obey, and fulnl It's mission
We believe that the tranquility tf France will not
be disturbed; We are Of opinion that the princi
pies which have hitherto been maintained still be
SOL and II such bs the the French army in Rome
will continue 1t has until done to put down tn
eoursge and perseverance, all attempts
Austria with the crcumspecion and consistency which
have always distinguished her policy will take such
measures rs to be prepared for all contingencies
cumstspce which the French and Italian journals have
already mentioned also here be touched upon The
Grand Duke Of Tuscany, much shaken by the events
which have during his reign is said to be deter
mined to abdicate The archduke.
Of age, and regency would hardly display the energy
which Is requisite during dangerous crisis At such
period the reins Of must be In single hand
viii the grand duke from high feeling Of duty and
what he owes to his position, idea the res
stil hope that such will be the cses and that beneficial
influences Will not fail to produce their effect We hear
that high parsonage now on his way to Florence viii
attempt to persuade the grand duke to come to hap
pier and more sautary determination.
The high parsonage alluded to is the Archduks AL.
brecht the new Governor Of Hungary. Even IL the
Grand Duke should yield the wishes Of this govern
men the influence Of Austria win DO paramount in Tus
Albrech until the Archduke Ferdinand who was born
on the 10th Of June, 1885 sttans his majority.
tory The Archduke was well received by the old
sentative party but the passive resistance kept
up with perseverance which is truly astonishing and
even the subatsrn employees appear to take pleasure in
frustrating the intention Of their supsriors. We
read that the gsndsrmes render excellent service but
that life and property were never insecure
at present strongly Inclined believe that the
law uteress psweriess that nothing but Of
powder and esd keeps the lower classes in any kind
of order This remark does not 40 much appv 10 the
Macy p@ssantry as to the Slayouc FACE in the neigh
borhooa Of the carPsthians the former inclined
ipdsmnlfc stcn for il which they will have 10 paw A
equally procet from the king the latter attribute
the first to Kossuth, and the last to government
Letter from pssth Of the l6 savs-a Wild m.r.h.,
Haypsu who is at present resdng on the estate he
sesses in Hungary is to sleep in little room,
on the ground floor In detached build In the garden
swahsd by thick smoke which Sllsd the shs%bss
imme datey jumped out Of bed and iesped out of the
S SIaGw into the garden Seine moment; after, ell the
fire extended three barns filed with the corn Of the
ss harvest and they their contents together with
the building, were destroyed No Ore having been
lighted In the day IL appears certain that the Are was
caused by criminal in the hope probably Of killing the
general 1t has nst been possible thus far to discover
One Of the Vienna correspondents says under date o
the 2lst ult that the speedy clearing Of the
pirs is lar from likely Not only the members Of tn.
consulting faculty, at the head OF which the
Of MstteInch wssssnssrg Kueees and Ficluslmont
agreed rs to the expedency OF devating from the
system OF policy pursued anterior to March. The
grand difficulty 10 with Hungary where, at the pre-
hour the old constitution, with the alterations
and reforms made in 1t by Kossuth. still exists,
side by side with the unfinished organization introduced
by the March constitution for you will rememoer that
the March charter did not prdss to abolish the HunsA
ran constitution merely left II an open question so
that the utmost confusion has arisen and the real bust
ness Of legislation has been brought to dead look This
OF course cannot be allowed 70 remain but what to sub
sttute In Its phce-theres the rub Shall the imperial
hat again soiorth eveug all the provinces TO the same
rule OF centralism! According to the last census the
Magyar population Of Hungary Proper exceeds three
millions and half Upwards Of two millions OF them are
ProtestaLs
interesting t1nancial News.
From the London Times Nov.T
Inc marked disposition ut present prevailing Ia Eu'
rope to seek American Investments renders necessary
tbst every ucumstsnce which may suggest caution
tbouid be made known Apart from the reputation
still pracused BY Mississippi, Michigan Forids and Ar
kansas TO say nothing OF the continued default Of I'LL
NOS ana the mTromre elected BY lndiana), lapses
Sun occur IN tne iuinment OF public ooigatons such as
mort persona England would be surprised 70 he IT Of
ana when are me more 70 De regretted sstney
cannot De Regarded the mere results OF former DIM
eS.es Vu. .nuon mas Just oeen called 70 ths isct,
tnat .ne interest," upon the ponds OF the second mu-
nlcipenty OF the city OF New orleans, Issued In
leoo, ana when vas regularly paid up 10 the com.
mencement OF isoV, mas since been suspended, and
tnal, eonsequ.n'y Tour nan years diviaends now
remain unpaid. VI course tnere no question