The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19
Vienna.

VIENNA April Is 1852
Coal Buol- Seaaae,sieta appointed Histo Of Fo.tga
9farsF,ys, Iupresston-Hs Person. Prericus Employ
ments Sc-No Mnisters-Presidsn 10 Be Approximately
Names Connected nth Consttiondiism 10 be ForSaken
U1uiike Preparations in Egypt, ETC.
In my last Of the 18th inst, mentioned different
then in circulation in reference to the vacant post
Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Count Buol-schausn
stein has turned out to be the man This expected
by who well informed and one Of the principal
grounds was his being to the Russian Am
bassador here Count Maysndorf However the appoint
mcnt give general satisfaction and there is every
to believe that the administration will be
Of greater mness aud conc iaton than the preceding
The Minister entered upon his Office the 18th
inst called the following day and left his card in person
with the various members OF the diplomatic corps and
the next day received them at the Department of 70
reign Affairs lie to have made favorable impress
sion thus far which il is TO be hoped he will know how
TO keep up lie enters upon office under some dsaivan-
tages. He has neither the name nor connections nor
individual reputation Of his predecessor but he replaces
Iy more conciliang spirit what he may lack in ygor,
the State will be no loser hy the exchange The funds
have improved very much within the past few days which
is good aUgury for the future.
Count oschauenstein is man Of s. years. rather
short ard rory with something b1tpg and important
in his manner lie has the calm and unprctending
manners with which Schwarzenberg concealed an I'M
conquerabio PRIDE yet he Is more really approaohabe
and more cc uatCd TO win hearty friendship and support
lie has arduoue tnsk and beet wishes for him
that he may not dsappoint the expectations he has
raised.
Tie rev Foreign Minister has been all his lifc in dplo
macy lis first post Of any Importance that q Secrc
tary Of Legation at Paris He was afterwards sent as
Ambassador to Turin, Here the events Of 1913 found
him and the war that followed between Austria and
Sardinia occasoned his leaving He was then sent to
Frankfort but after Transferred TO the post Of
Ambassador 10 St Petersburg. When tho Ger
man conferences opened at Dresden, he
was sent there The representative Of Austria and ut
the ciole q the conferences appointed Ambassador
to London whence ne called to his present station
eis q that school q poosu who passed their appren
tceshir under Mctttruich and stilto certain extent
follow the same systcm u Il sad thai Mctternch
bird already thought q him possible successor.
Schwazcnbugs predictions seid u have yacillatcd
between him aud Baron kcshhors whom mentioned ia
ny hast
tho appointment this minister IL does not sue
coed Schparzcuberg Minister President II sspcnrs
moreover there II to BE appointment ~ such The
Mnr IL Eorciqn Affair viii be charged L. preside
tho meetings Of tie ministry when his Majesty the En-
pcios y present IN person but hc Will have title
D. Pre- idtut Prime Mini.ttr-and. believe. none
81 tic attributes . such minister Even the meetings
q The Ministers - called no longer cabinet
councils. lu fiuli, conferences Il the ministers It
Il thought also, that the u minister will be
dropped mud tho similar forms used before
1913 The words Catnct-couneil and minister
utcted will the constitutional systcm and everything
recalling ills is 70 be forFken Whether the system 81
1855 u to be 10 fr rc-ntr0ducCd % leave the
gity oeniralizug policy q scbwur1enberg remains to
IS c,n. As choice q evils Il would no doubt be more
acceptable % the different province and natoaeltics
1ho following teIegraphic dcfpatch appears in tho
Vienna papers Of to-day IN reference 70 The mieon VI
Fuad LEend 70 Egypt :'Accofdng 70 special CORES
rondouce 81 the Trioto Gase'e u te 81 instant froa
tt0 The news II tie approaching arrival Of Fuad kfeB
li Win lie orders 81 Tho Porte. has raised great anx.
ey there Nine Of the gates of Cairo have been closed,
ana Tie guards doubled at the rest. Abbas Pacba has
sent ~ private treasures 10 the palace Of Abasia The
rnrison 81 Alexandria has been strengthened and two
hundred men added to the roIIce. Different other pre-
cauiiuDary measures have likewise taken 10 meet
any INTENDED ooup d man. 1he English fleet is cruis-
ing before mahon" &c. G.