The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-25
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yrksSA, May ., 1852
3rprcaolnag Tisit IF TIE Emp,rcr If Russia 10 Yena-Hs
Ot,ec-T Ferrous Considerations Suggested BY it'Mv Life
and .fcts" ny Gorgey, SAID 70 be Haa6ug.
The Emperor Of Rusia arrival in Vienna announced
r the sth inst Several members of the Russian Lega
lion have already act out to meet him and the Russian
Minister himself is expected to leave for the pur
pose, tomorrow the day after. The Grand Prince
Constantine heir apparent to the Gar expected from
Italy the 9TH his august father The Duke OF
bordeaux Henry W is also on his way from Venice to
Frohsdorf. hs villa, Vienna, probably with view
also of meeting great protector Of the North Whether
the other Russian grand princes who receiving such
distinguished in all parts Of Italy will be here
the same occasion does not yet appear At all events
scsms there is TO be sufficient Of grand per-
ronages up the usual monotony and give willing
correspondents something TO do There will he grand
parade on the 9th or 10th which will doubtless be fol-
lowed by other distinguished festivities The importance
of this high visit will not be seen, however, in the
military reviews French plays other court ceemo-
MES Nicholas does not come here merely to how
clean the Austrans keep their white coats how well the
court ladies French how Franz Jopcph's cookery
compares with his tits believed thak his coming is
another token that the reign Of despcsm has begun
and that be comes the old and experienced desPot to
whisper words of encourage men and advice in the
Of the hcsitatng novice 1t reported that the two
Empcrors were 10 meet at Pesth but it Is now believed
been postponed indefinitely. Several members Of the
higher Hungarian nobility said to have waited upon
him in body and dissuaded him from the intention of
going there, unless he designed at the time grant
general amnesty According To the best accounts the
state Of things in That country is most critical and the
government appears 10 be at loss how to proceed
Martial law has just been estaii he'd in the town and
county Of presburg the second in population in Hun
gary and the Vienna The rest OF the empire
is far being in settled condition WihoSd speak
ing Of Lombardy and Venice most of the towns in the
old Austrian provinces proper including Bohemia and
In
somewhat though not much. from martial drum head
law If it is the question now probably is whether
continue the present system Of repression to relax
and gain good will by measures Of miidneSs and
conciaton then it is to be hoped that Ac principles
of the knout will not prevail that opposition
TO ndulgent rule which formerly distinguished the
Austrian monarchs. l have every reason to believe,
from private information, that ii the young
Emperor would adopt the policy Of his predeces
sos proclaim general amnesty, and thus having APP
meet Ina FRANKLY lie would he received with sincere
cnar naon, The nsnCarians impulsve and
The youth Of The monar AZ - kindness would do much
the past to faithess ministers an nae them attribute
The future Thus more would be dSny would hope for
Austria than by any system of centralis,rtio LEM
such cnurse is perhaps, the only to MAJ m
them
But there other considerations that present them
selves the occasion Of the approaching visit The dis
tnguhcd honors given to the different members of Rus
sian royalty in Austria and Italyhe confidential inter-
they have had with the Duke of Bordcaux-par-
teuarly the Grand Prince Constantine, who has spent
the winter at Trieste and Venice and has times
showed him The respect which only royalty receives
the latter place-and now the meeting horeatogether
suggest the thought of future changes France which
still in the womb of time. well informed CORES
pondent of the .9ugSLTg Gazette says that Russia has
protested nvery decided terms against the founding
dynasty by Louis Napoleon Prussia and Austria have
likewise out against it, according the same cor
respondent. though not in decided terms. This
might naturally be expected. Prussia lies nearest the
danger Austria has also her for holding back at
present l have communicated already the evident
change Of feeling that has taken place here towards
France. since the death cf schwarzenturg II is only
The fact OF the French occupation OF Rome that makes
Austria still keep mp appearance of friendship If
that thorn out Of her eye she would look quite
differently
THERE'S no doubt chat the alliance between Russia and
either thai both these powers and Prussia
jealous and afraid If Louis Napoleon. II he had real
the genius Of his uncle. he would his chance aud
break with them soon as possible Ills footing in Italy
would enable him TO the whole penni ula any
moment; and If lie threw himself upen the MASSES ht
would have large part ofhe continent immediately on
his side. Whether he will take this bay the
peaccalc possession OF power for lf by counting the
Of the monarchs, he has done hitherto remans
to he Europe il in state in which everything de-
ponds, apparently. much upon chance that il
impossible to tell what day may bring forth j. G. c.
4. S.-The work which has just appeared at Lcipsig
"My Life and Actions in hungary by G0rgcy. is said
TO he got up speculation. by some man named
Gorgoy. but not the Hung nian general The latter is
said TO be living quietly HlagenoIth. 600 forms
pension from Austria.