The New York herald., 1864-11-03

without On any n EuroDe on wbc0 70 couv IN the hour
of need. This present situation, apd however
Tor A. the fact cannot Be denied thSs whis The sssw
sa net I essss,s - he sis.ssss s.s % es 20 ~ s -
know clear Of tbsya ana tAas - did not
s,s timely warning, bat donshs bsss to lul Ss Into
only enemy which ussria hiss 70 dread b France;
.,a.sr rrsss'a nor aaS ,sey ever dared 70 .s..cc
ios; there b yne kay Of the position agaass
Aussris Ths s,ni efnolss Paris papers speak - more
iTiendy lone Austria Just now, aud this change
OF language attributed 10 lhe contents OF dspiomsto
cotnmunio,tioa ssd - be on the way from Paris 10
Anna. Inc FRcnsa COVER ~ hare expressed
zoe wish 70 nude standing with Austria 10
political well oOnmsrcal We glad 70
hear m the dealings with Napoieon Ill however V
WIZ aSaSs DO the safest course 70 remember the dicm
language was given 20 man 10 01asr ron
v.ns,on o. ss 10TH Il one Of he few as BY
which The ntsntons and desgps Of Napoleon more
es.ry nsn,os'ss than y the phs.ssosy Of s French
thory - political hormeneuttcs tho real drift Of the
Conversion Il the Observation-Disclosures wishes Itay 10
ass CONCESSIONS to the Pope 70 let n eaJcy what re.
msns OF his ancient territory, and TO renounce Rome as
the stopolm az Italy against this resignation and
s cssson o. Venice @ Napoleon, SS sSeSgn., partly |
Through the influence Of tho Empress, parity
rug TO deprive the Pope all his temporal
he feels fympashy with him. he does rot With Austria;
ton, Of our financial embarrassmsnts
These are the dangers which threaten 10, and what
ssy press pleads 0asa,mousy for an 0o approachmans
to France, al the prsoo even OF . recognition
~. & a1s % hN s~o aps psfss sna INC
divided the subject The innsrmost thought OF
the Cour, party has been spoken by weekly Vienna
paper the hefon Ibis paper speaks u the Convention
as OF blow in tho face, that every patriot
70 bush, and 70 unfuri the yellow black coors with
the war cry"Dowu in the dust with the enemies Of
AUSTRIA" The editor OF the Rfoym is Of most
popular men the Court party therefore, will be satisfied
This may possSly confirm them In the resolution
ihey seem 10 have taken 10 et events take
the n hope or eais' likely braas s0'sss Sss IN
Italy Itself or OF veto, which tho Turin Parliament 10 70
strange deasionsi AS II people did know how little
In country the existence Representative body
was able 10 influence tne Executive in the
The Peace Conference has now nssrly finished their
task, and will close, perhaps In the of This
Lord Clarendon has como here TO the DANISH
interests.
Eumors about ministerial crisis have been aoa here
for the last fortnight Kechberg expected fall
whole policy has been nco .Te1ensibc TO sly the least
Of II; s advantages have cot shown themselves till now
while IT'S shorlcoIorgs tegn 20 maxi est Themselves
MetiernCh spoken Of az likely 70 become Rechbergs
SUCCESSOR hetlornich bears name 10 which is din
cult 10 do justice so far as We can judge him. be
compfsned gentlemen, OF very pleasing manners, and
seems 10 be great avortc with Napoleon who like all
uustere men, preiers the society OF lighter minded per-
sons TO relax his strained mental faculties
Acternich is kews the candidate Of the Court party
bis chauccs greater than that any other competitor
Mr. Schmerng who is also hiuted future Mu.
ster Tor foreign Affairs, has claim besdes bis
ago, Rs tho only man whom public opinion Austria
designated capable OF holding together the dvergiug
and des elements OF the State. He accepted Office
reluctantly resorvng himself his rank the bench OF
justices. lie did bis boat rcconstule monarchy
on the only possible basis OF temperate constitutional
government IA for the rest he kept aoo from tie
mcsphere Of the arsocracy and has not taken up
hie abode 10 the ministerial building, which his Official
residence He OF necessity, favorite and
be knows that. tho lower house Of Parliament there
is scarcely trace OF opposition against him. His
wcud-bs opponents arc well aware that they the
position Of that peasant Who, sitting branch OF
tree With bis face towards abe stem ,nccnsiderae,y
The branch before him Schmerling, besides
brought up to the diplomatic business which, least In
Europe requires special studies and regular apprentice
ship
Prince Aperuperg, the spirited President OF House
OF Lorcs also of as candidate; nut he fills his
present post far well render his nomination
srabie. There Is, pcrhape not second Ia Austria
who could mango cardual archbishops field mashals
and ancient ministers ofStae with much nspchaance
and at the time with exquisite potensss. as
riHce Carlos Ansrsperg 10 perfect treat TO behold
him 10 his Presdeatnl chair-Dupn the elder might learn
from him.
Tho mex, steamers yil probably vey interest
ing uews from vienna. Things have slowly matured,
and they ripe Something must be. done;
present situation, full Of difficulties and gcrs
longer tenabls