The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
TIE LATEST

TIE LATEST.
vienna, May SO, 1859.
Ths London Tsmes correspondent says .hct marked
-ovsr,eut on Change has taken place sinoa the publ
t.y Of the official report OF the battle Of MonebelIo
ExcAarg on london has failed three per Csat.
vsRoNA, Nay 80, 1859
The ringing Of bells on the approach CT the enemy, and
every Information given to the enemy about the move
sn.s Of the Austrian troops, have Keen prohibited and
viii Re punished most severely.
vlENxA Wednesday Evening, juno 1, 1852
Gari5sldi has been driven lack from Sondra TO the
mountains. General Urban's troops are pursuing him.
TIE cny Issue open now 70 Garibaldi s sselvo. Ths
BtESB j me 2, 1852
General Garibald himself, with strong de.acAm en- OF
biz force has left Como and arrived in the afternoon OF
the sots before Novilo, fortified town on the ilso Nag
gore Re commenced immediate attack on the town,
and maintained II during the whole ngnt Yesterday
6arisalai's troops withdrew, but resu ned l'in
the attack which lasted the whole night
PrRNE (viaGermany), lune ?, 1854.
rae Bund has information O. the occupation Of 9Afsse
b. ,ne Austrans and expresses ts opinion that Gaoid
str, Como. Numerous refugees from the VAltetoe
have arrived Ergadn, ard have been removed mo me
in;er.or. ,o.,
Tie Ass,rans in force amounting TO 1900, took posses
command of Cladln were intercepted, AMI could No.
reach sesto Calende. Gen Garbsd marched 70 Lsvero
CAuuoDsdiDg was heard whole night At the frontier of
the Canton ressin.
FRANCIS JOSEPH, EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
THE PERSONNEL AND PECULIARTrIEs OF TIE en-
PEROs-HIs TUTORS AND his SPLENDID EpCCA-
TICN-uIs APTITUDE IN LEARNING--HIs KNOW
LEDGE OF LANGUAGEs-UIs MILITARY ABILITY
MS pIPLoAATIC sUCcEss-HIs SYNPATHIEs IN
TIE EASTERN Waffle ADNINl sTRATIoN OF HIS
ARMY-ATTEMPr TO AssAssSATE HIM, ETC, ETC.
The Emperor Of Austria, Francis Joseph, WHO nov a.
the mead Of his formidable army in Italy, ia stln in tbs
prime Of life and young enough to be the son Of his i'm
perai antagonssthe one being atty years OF age the
other born August IS 1880, ye; twenty years
o. age.
Es father the Archduke Francis Charles brother OF
the late Emperor Ferdinandhe good hearted-was and
is generally regarded sort of IDIOT, Weak Of mini
and health, he played any political role in Austria
and completely ruled by his wife, the famous Arch
duchess Sophia, Princess Of Bavaria, sister Of the
Queens Prussia and saxony and Of the late King Lud
wig the renowned patron of arts OF Jesus and Of Lola
NIontez The people Of Vienna, aclined, all
migratory people are, TO small talk about hga persons
know and tell, although in private circles, many scan
daOus stories about the family life Of this pious most
Catholic princess We will not repeat them, because the
peculiarities of the mother should have nothing
10 10 with the life and character OF the Eon the sketch Of
which we are about to give to our readers.
one story, regarding the Emperor himself, may be
allowed to relate When the young Archduke the present
Emperor Francis Joseph born Vienna wit baptssi
the baby with the "dds Wdsl," which ia the
Vienna dialect has double Specification, meaning poor
fatheress child" and at the sme "little son OF
Wasahaying reference to the Prince Gustav Wasa, the
Of the pretsndsnt Of the royal of syeden and
that tine colonel OF regiment Vienna ard Chamber
lain Of the Emperor Ferdinand
Much oredt need not be given to this scandaons story
became of too high idea OF the virtue the npe
rial mother but rather by reason watch could
call natural historical reason. II you took young
Emperor, yol see indeed, the tall slender shape
the front, the beautiful eyer ar even the
same style OF moving and walking as in the Prince
wasa; but there .s one sign stamped on the face CT
Francis Joseph which proves him a real Hspsbury.
Loberngrn, sha. s, the big underlp, the
lip, the isaafa HoI@tgearis, as history calls IT, and /.
dfcu to believe that such historical lip as the
hgnaD Vienna Court adas and chamberrnaids will MAKE
you believe could merely be effect of The peculiar
atmosphere in me imperial "Burg, and of the permansn
locking Of the nunberess big Tipped portraits which
Adorn the vsls Of all imperial private AMI state rooms
Putting ABIDE this lip, the young Emperor is decidedly
handsome map, full Of manly grace really gaa tomns
in tie saloon, exceen. rider horseback and the
best dan ct the private and court balls he there
re has been, his YOUTH the pet OF all ladies' who
regard him and the bansned Archduke Stephen as the
handsome the most clever and the mos. agreeable
princes Of lie twenty seven Haosburgian Archdakes
As tie presumptve heir Of the imperial throne-Empe
ror Ferdinand being chidless, and his father being
a real "nobody"-he get, as may be supposed, an
excellent education. General Eauslab and the chief
commander Of artillery, General Augusta, we're his
military instructors. It may he worthy Of remark,
that these two highly talented men, to whom the
education Of the imperial child entrusted were both
pebeian descent Hauslab being CT tailor and
Augus.n prvaeer, vino deserted in 1899 the Austrian
ranks, went to England and employed as common
workman in the arsenal at Woowich, where learned BY
smartness and clever management tie fabrication Of the
Congsere rocket Offering the communication and ntroduc.
ton Of this important invention to Prince Metterncn he got
his grace ard after having fully succeeded in the manufac-
Of mysterious rockets the arsenal a. Vienna
and military Establishment at weiner Ne1stait, he was
appointed captain Of artillery He the man who gave
to the AUSTRIAN artillery the srserority which every
military man. on the side Of the enemies o! Austria
must acknowledge.
In natural history, and in the practical scences as
physics, chemistry national economy the yosng prince
had teacher equally renowned as hiE military instructors
This wss Professor Baupgaren the who was
the tutor and instructor Of the unhappy Duke OF Reich
sadt, the chdkpg Of Rome, crowned N the cradle died
ard buried a. Schonbrun, the Of Napoleon L. whom
official documents row a-days call, and perhaps history
Will call, Napoleon II. Under such leaders 1e are en-
titled TO suppose that young man Of even metocro
talents ought to make good progress and have OBJ
tanned more than ordinary good education But Francis
joseph was and s really more than commonly talented
msn The writer Of this sketch living before ls4s at
Vienna had several times the opportunity to speak to
General Hauslab about his young pupil, and was re-
peatedly assured by ths gentleman that he General
Bauslao) had boy Of such quick conceptions
and such quick learning as the young Atchduke
An English gentleman, Mr.. Thorn, If we remember
rightly, who gave him lessons in the English language
equally sstonshed about his great talent for learning
and speaking foreign languages. is well known that in
1850, the Emperor being only twenty years Of age
gave at Pesth, to Hungarian deputaton co sger--
not repared but extempore-n the Hungarian a. Peter
Earair 2 Serhist denrts.,aa in sa.h=l.