The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

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tOunay aOd sincerely and believe 1t to be our duty
10 express IN the most formal and explicit manner our
disappooston Of those principles and the application
that u BIAS been thought proper 10 give them .
While Inviting you, 10 Comte, 10 submit the present
despatch TO Count Cavour and to leave copy OF with
him, seize this occasion Of reiterRtng the assurance
&c. SCH LElSlrL
AUSTRIAN CONCESSIONS TO HUNG ARY-THK NEW Aus.
TRAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONCESSIONS
PRIVILEGES THE REICHsRATH, ETC.
The Vienna Gazette OF October Il contains the onic
documents relating TO the new Austrian constitution
They Are ~ follows
IMPERIAL nAsNEsfo-ro MY pIoPIxs
Whec mounted the throne OF my ancestors the mo-
nArchy posed 70 violent conclusions
Aer struggle, which was most painful 70 my eelinss
sovereign, requisite 40 was the case IN almost
all the violently disturbed countries the European con-
nen TO bring about strcer concentration OF the power
and the security o, The psscsfu inhabitants Of the
nsrchy rendered such concentration Of power Absolutely
. excited and rs sss paea. Of the
various elements which had 30 recently been In conflict
| impossible
Ii my wish 10 learn the Wishes and necessities Of
The various parts OF the empire. and therefore, by my
pater. Of the 5h Of March, $780, established and con-
| yoked my enlarged Reichsrath.
n consequence OF the reports submitted TO me by the
have this day found good to issue aud promu.
gate diploma relative to The aarechache consultation
Of the monarchy 10 the rights and position Of the
Kingdoms aud countries, and to renewed guarantee
for the representation OF the aasrechchen tie Of the
whole monarchy.
fuld my duty a sovereign by thus bringing into
accord the traditional opinions as 70 legality (Rsan
shdnr2n and lawful claims OF my countries and peoples
with the actual necessities OF the monarchy, aud with full
confidence in the atured judgment and patriotic zeal Of
y peoples leave TO them to deveope and renghen
the Institutions which have been given restored By
me hope that these institutions will by the favor aud
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the fortunes princes and nations will not withhold His
blessing from the measures which in conscientious 30
| VIENNA, Oct 20, 1850. FRANCIS JOSEPH (AP)
rMPxsAL DIPLOMA FOR REGULATION IsnasArIoS.
"sTAATsBEcHr1IcHRs' AFFAIRS or THs MONARCHY
We Francs ioseph l., by the grace Of God Emperor of
Austria, Klrg OF Hungary and Bohemia, King OF LON
hardy and Venice, Of Gslcia, Lodomera and Iiyra,
Archduke of Austria &c, do hereby make known unto
| Our ancestors of glorious memory having with wise
care determined 70 draw certain form Of succession
for most illustrious house, his imperial Royal APPS
tcl!c Majesty Charles VI did the 18th OF April, 11l3
establish hat nnal and mmutable order OF succession
which known under the name Of 'pragmatic SANCTION.
the having been pied By the lawful estates Of
various kingdoms and countries As State fandameu
tai and family law.
TIE settled ORD OF succession the ind visibility OF the
empire accord with the rights and liberties CT the
above named kingdoms and countries, aud The fidelity,
devotion and bravery Of is inbaoitant', enabled The
Austrian monarchy, which, by means of state AMI in
terDsional treaties, had gradually been enlarged and
siren ihened to resist ali attacks and to oyeco ne all
dangers.
In tie interest OF house and OF subjects, 1t ia
our sovereign duty 10 upheld the political 10 yer and To-
uence the Austrian monarchy and give security TO
the same by establishing cear and unequvocs state OF
Thugs ard by enceavrng to bring about an harmonious
operation Of The different pAriA OF the empire Those
Institutions and which accordance with the
historical claims and rights OF the Inherent Kingdoms aod
countries the best guarantees for the individuality Of
that lie which connects them.
In consideration that tne elements of general organic
institutions and OF harmonious operation have been
epsrged and xthened By the equality OF all sub
cis before the Law, by the right OF religious liberty qua
ranted 10 ALL b. the privilege Of all ranks and caes TO
serve the State b. the common obligation to take arms
in defence OF the state and TO bear the burdens Of the
by the abolition Of the intermediate customs line aud 10
svernnent for the management or the hghes, duties Of
Slate absolutely necessary TO the security OF the
monarchy api TO the well being Of it's reverA countries,
have 10 order 70 equalize different kingdoms md
counres and TO give to subjeca properly regulated
share IN The legislation and administration, resol vedon
the basis Of the Pragmac Sanction and Ia virtue OF
own sovereign will-to issue the following durable
aud immutabe fundamental law Of State, as well as for
rule OF conduct FOR the rule OF conduct OF
IN the government We do resolve and crdan
The tight to Issue alter snd abolish laws win only be
exercised by and successors with the operation
OF the awfuy NIB diets and respectively OF the
Reichah to which body the diets viii have to sena the
number OF members 6xed By
The things be settled with the operation Of the
Reicbsrath are All legislative matters which relate 10
and counre such the laws connected with the coin
age currency, public credit, customs, and commercial
matters Further, the fundamental principles Of sys
TEN for The establls ameni OF banks privileged 70
noes, and the legislation 10 respect TO toe Post Once
teleeraphs and railroads The manner OF managing the
corscripioE for tie army viii Ia future be discussed
with The Recbsrath, and t,e necessary arrangements
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constitutional way Tue Reiehsratn will cooperate In
the Introduction Of taxes and impos, 10 raising
the ALREADY exstng taxes and dues, aud more
particularly IN raising the price Of SAL The Reichsrath
wl Aso u accordance With resolution OF July IL,
1850 operate IN the making Of rev loans Neither the
Conversion OF already existing state debts the sale
cbasse mortgage o. tue property OF the State
be ordained without the consent OF the Reichsrath The
examination INTO and the settlement Of tie amount OF the
bulge, the coming year place with the
faton OF the Rechsrsh must the examination into
the State accounts and the results Of the financial ADM
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Al matters OF legislation which are not mentioned
In the foregoing paragraphs viii be nansged By the
several diets by the kingdoms and countries belonging
10 the hips srian the Of thsr former
sui.ors and IN the other Kingdoms aod countries IN the
sense q aad "a accordance WITH the constitutional pro
However as there are some matters o. legislation IN
those provsces Vii n DO uot belong - the Hungarian
Ctown-;ba no; within the exclusive competence Of
The Reiebsraih. and such matters have for long
Of years bel sob ecei 1, common treatment
and decision ourselves the tight 70 treat
them with The constitutional ca operation Of The Rschs
ratb but With the ASSISTANCE o. the Re;hsfah Of those
provinces
A common ,rca.men, can also take place, II The
matters 70 be settled not within the exclusive com
petence o. the Eeichsyath should such be the wish and
express desire u one or other Of tne provinces. diets
Tois our imperial diploma shall At once be placed In
the archives Of kngooms ant countries, snd shall
due time be entered the sss Of the Land % anthem
tic text, and the language used IN the couctry Direct
IL after Their accession saccesso-s sha attach Their
inrsr,a signature 70 diprns sai arthsbtsc copies
q The shall be 20 the several kinEdon ani
countries where :aey are = DC entered = the laws o. tbs
10 testimony whereof - havs acfeca,o attached our
signature aud imperial seal ard have ordered the al
poma 10 BIO placed n family court and state archives
Gvtn ia or capita and -csideSee OF Vienna this
20a 0, October 1890 ana the 18th year Of reign
FRANCIS JOSEPH
COUNT REcH9ER3.
b. imperial order, B,so,v R,yso.yxr
rae RUSSIAN NoTE.
despatch from Tart, dated U:ober % states that
Rassa has withdrawn her Minister aod broken Up her
dplomatc estsb shinebi nj Turin Prince Gsgnla how
ever before quitting communicated the folio sng 10
CoU1t CA7oar
81 P,ryssBrE5, sept . zoe. 10Y 1860.
Nos PayrsSiace the prclIinsies OF Ntliaranca put
"a eni % The n lia, fer.es Of contrary to
right cave been accompl shed In the Peninsula and
created there the abnormal slt.siion Of whch
&c The extreme colseqr.s developing themselves
The imperial government from TIE commencement OF
u siOaion, cons. de-cd 4 duty 10 call the sention
q tn sarlnan Rov@nuent 10 the csnousbiiiy which
~ wou.s tlse afor teii Z i gave 10 70 dan gerous i'm
pulses We directed our fris .iy representations % Il at
tie TIN when the re-olaton Of sicily began &c receive
ii.n - mont hat moral and material support from