Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-19
NEWS FROM EJTROPF


The news from Europe by the Pacific, which reach
ed Sandy Hook at 8 P. NJ. Saturday, is not without
interest The Winning of boat race in England, by
Of cur New York yachts, appears have created
profounder impression than would civil war or a
revolution. The America, having beaten everybody
and everything under her American colors has been
sold to British India Captain for thrtyfve thousand
dollars, and forthwith Is to take wings for the Medl-
terranean We have more confes too, of Amer
lean at the Great Exhibition in London but
all Is not told OF Yankee success there and of
doors. The Times tells us of many things done else
where but not that's the great Bramah lock has been
picked by MIR. Hobbs, which is the truth of the
case.
BY this arrival, learn that the report that Mr.
Warrens, the editor of the Lloyd. Qormerly American
Vice Consul at Irleste) has received notice to quit
Austria, devoid of all foundation The truth of the
matter is, are told by the Vienna correspondent of
the London Times, that Mr. Wdrrens who has Just
purchased very pretty little estate near Vienna. is
gong for three months to America visit to his
wfe's relations
We copy, under Austrian head, one of the or.
dnances of Emperor Francis Joseph, assuming, in
violation of the constitution, absolute power At the
very moment OF assuming this power, the Emperor
addresses the following cabinet letters, to the Min
lister President and Prince Schwarzenberg;
MOST CABINET LETTER TO THE MINISTER PRESIDENT.
Dear Prince SYSTEMATICALLY the accompany
ing copy you and the Cabinet will see the alterations
which have thought prop-r to make in the position
and statutes of the Reichsrath Council of the En-
pire j and the Cabinet, In as Tar it is concerned,
has 10 ACT accordingly.
"Schonbrunn Aug. 20. 1872
MOST HIGH CABINET LETTER TO THE MINISTER PRESIDENT.
"Dear Prince Schwarzenberg,-As immediate
consequence OF the resolutions which | have taken
relative to he political propositions ofmy Cabinet find
II absolutely necessary thatthe question of the main
enance and OF the possibility of carrying out the
constitution of the 4h of March, lS49 should be takea
into ripe and serious consideration.
''You have to consult with the President of my
RelchsrHth, ana to give me as possible your
mutual opinions and positions relative to the manner
and extent OF the question, also to the proceed
nes aud forms to be observed during the examina-
ton.
"Durng the examination of this question: and in all
future discussions concerning lyon have to consider
principal and object and as the irreragabe loun-
dalton OF all your operations, the maintenance of all
The conditions OF monarchIcal government, and the
unity OF the States and Of my empire:
FRANZ JOSEPH I'M. P]
s'Schonbrunn, Aug 20, 1851"
We do not give the Z Emperor credit for any lnten-
ton TO make good the suggestion here ntmated of a
regard for the constitution. Ii is false hope thown
out to blind the Austrans public, and to quiet the too
eager expectations of those who have INDUCED in the
hope of change from despotism to constitutional
liberty There will be no limit to Imperial Power
and # there is power in the throne to compel submits
sion IN the lace OF the constitutions the authority of
the one man power is as supreme now In Austria
in Russia. We told that, in virtue of these de-
crees, private instructions have already been for
warded TO the staahaters that they have to lose
sig 1t ct the fact that, the Charter of March being viz
tn lilly abrogated they have govern their respective
provinces accordingly 1t is expected that the ord-
in the provinces although the authorities profess to
be surprised hathe VieHnese are Indifferent to the
fate of tae constitution but the Vienna correspondent
OF the London Times tAug. 26th) assures that they
not Indifferent and that the excitement is extreme
in Vienna, and will be ten times greater in some of
the provincial capitals. This writer says the En-
peror reluctant issue these DEGREES, and re-
marks that "peope in office fater themselves that the
abrogation of the constitution will cause but little
sensation in the non-German provces. because they
are inclined to federation, but they appear 10 forget
that the unity of the States Of the empire be the
irrefragabe foundation of the future measures of
Government, IN. Y. Express