The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-15
THE CITY OF VIENNA IN 1859.

Il 1885, the city OF pleasure and gayety oil semi Iah
Ger ain patti arehsl benhonie when seemed 70 make
seps'be The between the emperor and the 9th
on Vienna in 1859 Is the military st1aess Of Berlin,
bout the Dtlect0a cultivation Of tnlt capital; rs
bt fever Of pleasure thai exists in Paris without the &C.
cnnpaDyiIg grace and wit.
The revolution Of ls4a and rs c0nseluenoes-imp0ve-
rel ut ana general dearntss-0issry domination,
wrgns Of tsxatoD the efforts Of it's government to weld
toer heterogeneous or hosusc nauonates, all this
comDIed has produced conpute metamorpbosis
VIII not dwell longer tins sabject, bat will turn at
once 10 the state OF pubic opn~a reeaes log me pre-
sent conflict WITH SarciLia ana France The Austrian
jouroais talk largely Of the enthusiasm which
'.'gns IN all provinces Of the empire. This Is
%nn e0ss . %.' g0nD. me, n aaaa
ma." you bear Said every momeDt III Aasris
occupies, ros, Lnmosrdy veDsta rneae provinces
empire CONTINUAL political troubles; the Emperor will
ooubt be chagriDed at longer bearing the e OF the
aass le OH 1eose 70 The a1psyess Speeches Of this
kind hear even a, Vienna whenever one feels safe
rbe vennere have certainly not much reason 10 aaer
with the grandeur Of the House OF Hapsbarg
You will hardly imagine What house poprietors pay 10
A. yieppaihirty three per cent for the general
taxes, and three per cent ,pal rates, and that
in time Of peace What will they pay in time Of
war The state Of the imperial finances il dIs-
ss1ous the resumption Of cash pay nents by the bank
decreed some months ago. has only been presence,
and Win eItney cease the day on which the arss
sh0t fred. The voluntary loan OF 800 600 FORMS
imposed by the patterned government on its faithful
subjects and desDed 10 remedy financial evils has
pOnNC8l
ment and loses nearly 80 per Of s original value
The Credit Aoisr is quoted At 20 per cent discount the
shares Of the Austrian Moyds largely subsidized
State have fallen from 500 forms to 230 those Of the DAnu
bian Navigation Company, with IN per cent State guar
an@e have fallen 10 TO Is per cent and other stock
The Austrian army has been greatly increased since
ls4s and particularly in officers Il is not astonishing
that they should desire war But the old and matured
generals are far from feeling assured a. TO military
cssees There are not many generals Of distinction. It
10 difficult to others beside Hess, wimpren and
two others generals OF division General Gyuai Gov
ernor Of Lombardy has a. seldom sme powder - the
General Count Grunne, The apowefu favorite Of the
his master even among military men.
Beyond several other causes Of discomfort there are
private ones peculiar 70 the venoese citizens Accustomed
10 live, 60 to speak, footing Of familiarity with their
sovereign and to meet every day the Papa Franz
in the public gardens and promenades dressed a. other
are now frozen the aspect Of an Emperor always In uni
form, stif and naughty The influence OF the ultra.
montana cotere, secretly directed by former liberal
advocate Baron de Bach the silent advances Of ths
cotere since the establishment Of the cnncorda& has pro-
Religious intoles ance i especially paramount At this
very moment when they impore the Of Protestant
countries like England and Prussia. They have recently
placed obstacles the way OF the promotion Of Protestant
subaIterne they have refused certain provinces the
empire, civil employment 70 Jews; burial Is deniedt
ProesaDs in Catholic cemeteries and here there are no
Protestant cemeteries. An ancient law, fallen into
tsueude and which forbade the Jews have Christian
servants about to be sgan put force To representa-
lions made on this subject by the Israees in Vienna,
they have replied by insnuatng that they had better
keep quiet or the decree in question may be put In force
In such state Of affairs foreign war cannot be popu-
lar Add to 30 many other causes certain appebensons
The Instructive dread Of the population with regard 70
Rusfa-ths spectre Of Banquo rising In every reve TO
Danish Joy and confidence Do moi, then, believe the
decsmations Of the press which, in Vienna is not like
that Of London or Paris. The viennese subscribe to
jcuIrai and read occasionally TO the quotations at
the Bourse the pieces given at the theatre &C. the
leading articles they have but little interest for these
ID u In
How can lock for the expression Of public opinion In
the Pyes Of NJ zsng, who formerly sold little vennese
cakes at Paris, and who distributes tars less
dgestibe TO % 600 subscriberss Is II the OFT Desche
Post Of the fiery n. Kuranda, Prague Jew, and which
bic FSendena0 edited by the brother Of the great poet
Heine. journal which has GOO Subscribers ia epi9
talent In Vienna is warers, editor Of LOUD during the
Eastern war, who since but he was then the
Jealous aomrer Of the French government.
AS is strictly for hidden TO the journals to mention
anything respecting the movements Of the troops, we
have only imperfect knowledge OF the force Of the
army concentrated In L0mbardy know from und0ubt-
cd that the Second corps and the Gren
adler companies combined shall have entered italy, there
will be go ,0to TO 23Q 600 men.
The etste Of industry is deporabe. The factories
star ye Prague and Brunn, manufacturing towns
ufacurers waesa principal outlets were Lombardy, Tur-
key and the Danuban Prncpstes, have had but little
sale for ZONE time past, owing TO the political condition
If these coupries brought about in great by
AUST herself Industry makes progress IN Austria
thanks the Old moDopoes Of corporations, &c. which
The Vepnese revenge themselves by sarcasms and the
Wiener W,se vienna wit.cisms) are not wanting in
seasoning, but are almost always untranslateable.
very ngh parsonage frequents great deal the circus
Of Reuz The famous eqsiliJriste and horse amer and
wh0ee daughter, Mdlle. Catherine or Cathy Reuz is
pretty and skibu pupil This has given rise afro
pun respecting the relative interest Of the govern
ment in the Cahy reuz and Coufe reuz. Lord Cowley
giving a toas. TO the army said, "Msy God preserve
(eyhake signify ing also In German 10 nourish) the Aus
TRAN army" The Minister Of Finance replied, &" May
God do 60; for, for me, longer In state TO
do it."
The retirement Of Colonel ODonne aide camp 70 the
Emperor, and who saved him from assassination at
Lbny has greatly surprised the public. Indsposition
given a. the OF his retirement; but Ii asserted
the other hand that the fallen colone has enemy
the all powerful Count Grunne and that he has fallen
from poser for endeavorng 70 enlghten his master
bis false foreign and internal policy Count Grunne passes
for 0rs rate sportsman and great connosseur Of horses
Baron Bruck, the skiful Minister OF Finance has hhe
to saved Austria from bankruptcy he financial future
gloomy in the extrene the "reminiscences Of repeated
bankruptcies during the wars Of the empire terrfy all
imaginations
The War In Europe.
THE ITALIAN SYMPATHY IN NEW YORK; SUB
sCR1PTION COMMENCED m BEHALF OF THE PAMI-
LIES OF THE DEFENDERS OF ITALIAN LIBERTY.
The last news frem Europe leaving but little room for
doubling the opening q mighty struggle on tho tented