New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

IO.dan T.nes fsg q
Up to Yesterday nothing Wa known but that Austis
sss state Of CESSATION and opinions we're divided
Whether the produce Of tbs mighty parturtiOn would
be q msmmo'h or mouse. The progress, b. Fever,
has not been silent ana 40 favorable - I, should
have been. The decOTOus interval VI eIpecta ion has
been broker by expressions which look almost Ike In
pcrsl impatieBce ard by an official revolution which
appears repuen All Il tie cam c5Vse q Legitimate
Auiocrsey. NJ. Bach, the Mhi:t7r OF the lnterior,
has suddenly bsen dismissed, ard an Imperial r. ict
mss come forth which would TO chide the tardl-
ness of the Austrian BureauI. II We tasy read this
Edic by the light of the article in the sane official pa
per- We NUT take il 10 proceed from conviction that
too great caution IN advancing 70 Gs much 70 DO
avoided "a too great haste.
HOY shall we read this enigma Ia i tha. Francis
joseph il 10 patent tor some new system Ubeh u 10
cradle the Austrian recruits TO beat tue French
Zouhyrs and 10 teach the Austrian Generals 10 out.
Narrower the French Marshals Are &c to suppose
that Francis Joseph Ike the ambitious Gupe O an
other age who had sst ba-a dozen slave. at work
over lis cruc.bles, and logged them because they
could rot turn iron into gOi %, are we 10 be-
Geye that tie youry mind Of the Emperor bfsncs
Joseph hes read the lesson that S)fvrino offered more
truly than his old advisers Are We to think that the
experience If this Italian cam jsgn has passed trace
'es- The rigid memories c Oh Austrian s'Fesmen
but Las let It's esus upon the more tender su4ccpt,-
billtie. OF the yOGtbtu Emperor? One t1lng appears
certain. The dismissal f the chief Austrian Mn
i..er mast mean char 20 If policy IN Austrian Gov
errrcut MAY We nope that this change extends
EFFECTS which form the opprObrilm anc the weak
nsss u THE composite Empire There Is some ground
fr hope Tie mention IN the Oticsl Journal OF t)era
ton h. Prcte-teuti,m and 20 JufaisG-wnch, 10 the
eyes If tee Church Of Rome il not Guits so bad az
Prctestanf.suisOud seem % point Ia some movement
Ct Imperial force again. tia. C0Lcofdat WHOA weigh.
viii such desdeffg irfuence upon the bodies aud
souls # all Iegionl.ts OF every denomination But
does i not Desn even more than this Does II not
giye sou faint promise If a cI.ngo OF policy even
ard IiurgeTy Hungary had Constitution a.
Old as that Of England. Hungary - loyal to me
House Of Hspsburg Kings Of Hungary, b1t 10
always sdy To rebel sgsin.t the dominion Of mat
Houie a. Emperors Of AUstria. Inc Emperor Fran
ci- Joseph las quite recently behold now k's51th
ard tks were used by tbs Empsrcr Of the fiecch,
ard be- at iLis moment knows thst, # the wa VI
endured che month logger G Itay, Hungary wo1li
have riisn il il. luecii L. eLd would possibly have
become independent or rather dependent kingdom,
wd.r some scion If the House Ct 21m,nof. These
fscls nsy po-eibly have taken hold Of MS mid, and
NAV possibly have taught niia thI something more ID
wanted n Austria IN Chelsea inquiry, or Needon
Bue-bosk or a C0mm.se:Or CpCn ;hs system o. pro-
motion b. purchase. Franc. Joeeph may haze dls-
covered oat the Austrian dsesss + even more deeply
-esed ~ our ErZ sh ailments and tnat de'po'i-n
hss Lot ho.e iastiacts Of eIenesa which oper .ts Ia
C,n.t u'iolt. S,Gte'. Uoyeve: .kis may be sAeTe %
sfue internal Leaving gong "A this Austrian g'ou1-
,sr and = /. worm our w!e - T,tcn ~ ntcin'
sLi 70 ate nj = ;h Interest upon Is rseu.t