The New York herald., 1864-10-19
Our Vienna correspondence

three months without declaring themselves nsovent
Our Vienna Correspondence.
VIENNA, oct. 4, 1854.
Progress of tie Dano German Peace Confernce-Efect of
| the franco. Naidn Conucnton-Marimiiians Merican
Policy The Subject-7hc Hustro Mesican Legion-Ip
prcach Of Francs to Span-State of Hungary and Home
Politics. DC.
The Peace Conference seems is going to sleep. We
have scarcely heard anything about Its doings and say
ngs this fortnight Some people thought the Franco
Italian convention would have the effect or Fastening the
work OF the Conference turns out, however, that the
Danish resistance is encouraged by the perspective OF
European embodiment The difficulties which the nego
tations encountered OF financial nature. Prussia
and Austria will not and Denmark cannot pay the costs
OF the There are, finally, the duches which might
settle the bills up by their deliverers. Austria and
Prussia have shed their blood gratis for the deverance
of the in schleswig Holsten from ntoerable
DANISH oppression The Danish Plenipotentiaries have
declined principle, TO grant proportionas repara-
tion Of the different items OF the public property
Of Denmark with the Duchiss. The German Powers,
therefore, returned 70 tho proposal 10 settle tho question
by the payment Of nxed amount. The Danish Pienpo
tsntiares have accepted this proposal. ad referendum
ard the reply Of the Danish government 10 expected
The convention Of the 18th Of September between Ma
poleon ILL., and Victor Emanuel, by which the former
engages Rome in the OF 1866, Ia the
great question Of the day In virtue Of this convention
the Pope is TO be abandoned his resources He
not liberty however, TO admit Austrian troops into hs
territory.
Of the Franco Italian Convention. There those who
speak OF new Pombiercs believing that the second act
OF the drsma"free TIL TO tho Adratic" to be enacted
There is doubs upon important point, viz: that
Austria bere OF the right OF giving her vote 10 Italian
concerns Our government cannot delay taxing more
dened position in the present emergency. 10 this end
Prince Munich has received an order 20 repair imme-
diseiy to Paris get from Napoleon explanations
"a ncap nf ha n
the Information TO DO received from this dpomatist tho
yenns Cabinet win come to rssos!iSp 10 the matter.
OF Napoleon the or the treaty Of Zurich
violation Of which has been sanctioned By the Convep
On the other hand, there that look upon
% and R.sossn H.rsoo
wanted to remind the legitimate soveregns OF Europe
that se s na control over .ns wnape pr o. Nsous ,ss
thinking part Of the public however, think Eapoleou 10
be to earnest; league Of the Ess,srn po.s.' Of Europs
OF Venice Bsmark has brought about the ceinentng OF
this alliance; Austria abandons Germany TO her fate
Napoleon forms league OF the peoples OF the Latin race,
| Including Mexico Napoleon has entertained this
thought from the mome6t he interviewed 10 the Italian
question: he shaped II originally II Will be remembered,
in the manner that tho Pope ws 10 become chief Of IN
1 Italian confederation.
o. Mexico has might easily DO i'm lgnod, given offence
in Vienna and in Rome. II was intended 10 establish
nuuciature in Mexico, and Nonsignor Observation-Disclosures
or ali Roman dgnilares knows America be,t-was dssg-
mated nuuco. Whom the Emperor Maximliau, on bis
was effected the frieudy rsatons between tho Poie
and the Emperor by the latter giving evasve answers
eccsc property and the cessation Of the sale there
OF. when subsequent occasions the liberalism OF
finally a diplomatic representative Of Mexico made
| his appearance At Turiu-it was firmly resolved
10 send simple nlernuncio. This dignity corresponds
TO charge d'aiars, who 10 accredited, not with the
For mamons The thought was entertained or sending
| the Bishop Of rraDsylvana, Mousgnor Hayuald, "a
choice The bsh ~ IN order 30 be enabled bssiow
undivided attention on bis political functions was
the proec, OF his nomination was sbandooso Honssnor
Chisi, the nunco at Paris, now proposed one Of HIS
officials the Auditor negl,a VINO was, To- tho .pisS. Of
Meaa repaired TO Roms where Guttiercz endesvorcd 10
recover the sympathy which his imperial master had
car.lnai An,onsli, the leading statesman OF Home,
showed himself irreconciable, and strongly advised the
Pope forego altogether political relations with Mexico,
| at least for . certain time. The Pope, however,
expresses hope that tho Mexican govstamsnt would
for their behavior and therefore Meglia 10
10 20 TO Mexico AFTER having nominated nunco and
archbishop IN par as. In this manner simple auditor
has become. without any Immediate promotion. nunco
According 70 Brussels corrsspopdsncs, the King Of
desious of having personal interview with the emperor
Francis Joseph 10 order 70 obtain leave for the sst
scale ~ also % wipe OUT the traces the
meu between the two imperia families that proceeded
| the departure from Mrsmsr Whatever propensity 70
satisfy the wishes Mexican Emperor may have
prevailed at Vienna the sending Of Mexican ambassa.
dor 10 Turp and the first speech made by the ator 10
his audience from Victor Emanuel entirely changed
the dispositions OF the Vienna Court
| The Austro Mexican legion, mastering above three
thousand men, quartered at Laribarn the chief town
or Carniola. The majority Of the men are Austrans;
and the other Stscs Of Europe
by sixty seven culy mostly Gsrmsu origin, with
sprnklng OF italians, French, kngitssmen and Rus.
the Austrans there are three hundred AID
forty. ono Huugsrans Almost every man speaks Ger
man Their appearance h on the whole advant gsous;
they mostly strongly built men. Ia the prime OF he
and having each much board mustschios and Wits
kcrs permits him. heir uniform. made Of light
slun the hat with broad brp, and adorned with
gigantic fesshcr their red black ueekss, with silver
embroidery, the adventurous and outiandih
| appearance. Tho ohcers look very smart In their
1 blue bIouses, Fed trowsers and rod teatber caps.
With many OF theAs volunteers the motive for enstiua
may have personal attachment 90 the young m
peror the majority, however 10 have been led by
dinercnt impueestber features at least peak life
fu dramatic effects More than thirds perhaps OF
the volunteers follow tho green red and white banner
because trey suffered snipwreck ~ the old World aud
wish a. start airssb the New World. Aiter expi
ration this six years service msry Of them vi no
doubt settle tho remainder of thcr days In Mexico,
| exercising the trades they had bcca br' 'agnt up TO
They number these ives at present pney four
sheen kcrs ninety tail re-, sixty nvc btcksyers sky
bakers, sixty one JHitcrs, sixty butchers, Sixty
wcsvers hity tive blacksmbp twenty miilers twn
" shree sajdlenesers seventeen gna seventeen
miners tea oOckbhders, Ten h,teIs nisu tukers une