The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-03

Our Vienna and Paris Correspondence.
The Gossip on the other side of the Atlantic.
Our Vienna Correspondence.

Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, March l3, 1852.
Arrival of Trio Russian Grand Princes-Co1t
Entertainments IN their honor-The Ersperor's
Visnto Hoi,-Hs Ob;ect--Increase ofthe Austrian
Nary-Ihe Emperor in Sfo'n'--Aness of
Prince Sehror.snberg- Diplomatic Relations BE-
treen Aast,io and Eng land-Betoeen Austria
and The United Sfates-lMiss Hill, forthcoming
Amefcoa A,ttae-Ihs Vienma Gazette and the
Herald.
1t was stated in the Vienna papers q week or two
since that the past winter has been uncommonly
we're in the Southern States of America, and that
some people there have attributed this to tho pro-
gress of Northern principles at the South. The
Viennesc are at this moment applying similar
reasoning to themselves, for they assert that the
heavy fall of snow we have had since yesterday.
is owing to the arrival of two Russian Grand Prin-
ces Nicholas and Michael, which took place yestor
day afternoon at five o'clock. The Emperor's chief
adjutant Count Griinne, and most Of the general
officers at present here, had gone to the first railway
station from Vienna to meet them, and at the Wen
depot twelve court carriages awaited their arrival
From the depot they proceeded to the Russian
hotel Gpamb0sS0de, around which regiment OF
grenadiers drawn up with a band of music
that welcomed the august personages by playing
the Russian national hymn.
The Imperial court has been preparing some time
for This expected visit. Among other things, ar
rangements have been made for giving a series OF
theatrical entertainments in French, by persons Sc
lected from the high arstocracy. ballet is also
to be formed Of the most youthful and beautiful of
the court maidens. Tonight is the first representa-
ton Of this kind Invitations have been issued to
the court and diplomatic circles, and all is hustle
and preparation to-day in these higher regions The
event OF tonight is awaited with as much anxte-
ty if the fate of Kingdoms states depended on it,
Russian grand princes seem to have taken par.
tcular liking for the Austrian territories. One Of
them, the heir, moreover, of old Nicholas himself,
has been spending the winter in Trieste, as the
readers Of the HERALD probably know very we'll al
ready. 1t to pay his respects to this coming
Gar of ali the Russias, that his majesty, Franz
Joseph, madc the journey to his Italian provinces
from which he returned in time to meet the two au-
gust brothers
The Grand Prince Constantine, has since left
Trieste on board the Austrian steam frigate Vladi-
mir, to visit the ports of the Dalmatan and Italian
coasts of the Adriatic; after which, he VIII return
to Trieste, to meet his two brothers, with whom,
accompanied likewise by the Duke OF Bordeaux,
also expected there, he will proceed to Venice 1t
would almost seem as if Nicholas were sending out
his children to become acquainted with their future
inheritance.
But it is said by some, that the Emperor visit
to Trieste and the Adratc, was loss to see the heir
ofhis great ally, than to take look at the Austrian
esnGe in that as ana give
that the consideration Of possible invasion from
the United States entered not little into ms cal
culations. 1t is certain he has since ordered the
immediate construction of two steam propellers OF
thirty five guns each, and the building OF ON arse
nal in Muxzia, on the bay of that name He has
moreover conferred the grand OF the order OF
st. Leopold on Count Wmptfcn, commander-in-
chief of the marine and various inferior orders on
p other officers. The Archduke Ferdinand Max, his
brother, about nineteen years OF age, has been
raised to the rank of frigate captain and colonel OF
marines. The Austrians appear to regard their
navy already by no means contemplate. Ihey
report sham sea fight before his majesty, in the
Gulf Of Trieste, in which fifteen ships Of war took
part. .
1t seems the Emperor had rather rough touch of
sea life in the Adratc. He left Venice early on
the morning of tho 4th inst. expecting to reach
Trieste the same evening; but storm arose anu
drove the vessel out to sea, so that alter tossing
about for twenty -four hours. he was opnged TO put
into the port of Rovgno, in lshra, and proceed TO
Trieste by land, which he only reached at midnight
Prince schwsrzenberg has been very i'll for
some days, but is now recovering 1t IS sald ne mas
had stroke Of paralysis. Some people say no
lives too FAST and think there is not much hope for
him. This is the second time he has been seriously
i'll, within a very short time.
On Monday the 18TH there will be a review. in
honor of the Russian Princes at which it is calcu
lated there will be 81, 900 mon under arms
The relations between Austria and England seem
10 have become more amicable since the evidence Oh
tory ministry in the latter country. comm9nl-
cation is said to have arrived here from Lord Derby
in reference the refugee question: OF so satisiac
tory nature to the Austrian cabinet, that the lat
ter has laid aside its stringent measures against
Englishmen in Austria.
According to the Vienna correspondence OF Ber-
lin paper. the diplomatic relations between Austria
and the United States are also getting into more
friendly feeling. The communications lately
brought by special messenger from Washington,
were represented to be calculated to restore the for
ner good understanding
translate the following, in reference to young
American pianist from the Aus.ria, Lloyd -.
very young pianist, Miss Hill, who has studied
under the care of her father has made the journey
10 the continent of Europe in his company, to
become acquainted with the greatest masters of her
art and thus perfect herself in it, We had the OPP
rertunity on the 18th of February, to hear this
interesting young lady Of ffteen,in the saloon Of
Professor Fischof, and with other connoisseurs OF
music, highly gratifed with the elegance and
skill well the correct expression OF her per-
formance. We prophesy her a most favorable
future career"
must not omit to mention before closing this
letter, that the Vicaan Gazette gave it's readers,
lew days ago, the entire article Of the HERALD on
Cass Intervention speech 1t gave also the close of
The speech ITSELF showing from it how hopeless IS