, 1866-11-29
EUROPE.



Pr1s-ia-E1ecs Of tho Appointnentln In
eernany-Conefa IN vienna
Aolilty ana Faana OF sne Ffefnacrs
from Our srectal Correspondent
Ars1cn, November {, lso8-
INC compasatase CAIN thas setslcd upon
Inc 1etman poii1iea' world Elta thc ratihcs-
tihn Of tho several treaties Of peace between
the be1ligcrcnts of last summer, has been
rather roughly dlsturhed bv the forma, nm
nouneensnt of The appointment Of baron
Beust, late Saxon Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs. to the important and rcsponaible post
nl Austrian Premier, For several weeks the
1eaa,np ,ouYnnls OF thc Continent hare heen
n,,ss III .,,,,,o.. 49,, s,,.,, -. .r..t .e
take place sooner or later But the direct
and contemptuous defiance Of the power that
huu,;rIated him IN Y,rofonndl~ that eurh a
e.ar would imn1r m tha rsrt orthe Ans,-f,1
T"I 9sst ~ -.o P@.- ~ 80
EMPEROR pfooueeo q general oonot OF tae
hence their unexpected confirmation last
xrceL c,e,ted unive,.al snrnr;se and ,po,aer
- a.sss.,ss 49,
IN ue1ian5 apeeih'y, anu. mote tn1n
anywhere e'ses as one eoa1u wen suppose IN
Prussia, the Official announcement Of the el.
eyation Of the man that had proved himself
in the 1ate cris1R the most stubborn onno.
,,o.t j.. ~ .,,,,,;.,.s. .,.,o ~ tho p-nas;.,
neht ~ 'ne a'aoit'uus pians ~ Lug tto9s'an
o.nv ~ Cannt p,srns,t. ~ ,he most snnrnn,
10y " eouus "....!oaa osA =" .ns .'.A..sas
~ s.a1 oaee "1.un lug sns 80. ~ ~ nse.s.,aa u
E.or, mo v,str1o ~ tha H4nnhr and f-orn
=, t"m tne ~ 49,, Nv , 49, 49,.
tne DANUBE 10 tae hhlne, ~ nas oesn tne one
OF course, the organs Of Prusslan policy are
vehement in their denunciation Of what they
designate as high handed outrage on the
lie exaltation Of the chief instisator Of the
hostile measures Of the late Diet against
Prussia, that brought on the war, as an act
in tho worst possible faith, and fragrant,
Indirect violation OF tho treaty Of Prague,
They consider it an open and defiant declar-
ttia TO persist In the traditional Austrian
hostility 10 Prussia, and to inaugurate IN
1tIuucs and measures at once tor the recoye-
~ If tho lost ascendaucy in Gcr,nau atlhirs.
ln the annexed provinces, particularly ln
Hanover. thc elements OF Popuiation. mini. at
| contrary, the resurrection, as it were, of
RaFou Beust under Austrian auspices, as \
| most hopeful event and seem to look upon
| him as their future rcdeeiner from the militia
~ thTaldom to which they now 50 Reluctant
II submit. In southern Germany, the great
news Of ,hc day has created different impress
sions, corresponding to the great division oi
public sentiment upon the main Issues oi the
LINES. In Baden, where the Government rs
we'll as the mass ofthc people seem to favor
political relations with Prussia, the reap,
lwa1nnce OF Baron Bcust upon the political
| Stage In so important 4 part Is looked upon
with decided d1spieasurc. In Hesse Darn
stAdt, Wurtembnrg aud Bavaria, On the othc1
hand, where the current Of ant1-PrnssiaI
feelings is still very strong among the GOV
crnmcnts US well as the. publ,
al large, the substitution Of Baron Deuso ii
Tue place Of Count alensdortF, has been 70
cciycd with unmlstakable satisfaction, alloy
1ucmbrance Of the fact, that the new Aus
TRAN rrrmier made, while at the head 0
affairs In Saxouy. a very rcactIopary record
and distinguished himself particularly BY re
lcntless prosecution and punishment Of thos
of their party that were connected With th
no1it;cal r;Tt.s in ISIS and 10.
INC only unqualified expressions nf salts
faction with the strange choice Of the En-
ncror arc to be found In the German press {
Inc Austrian CAPITAL. The liberal, no les
than the conservative papers Of Vienna, il
mud confident predictions as to the grea
; beneficial results to be safely anticipate
from tho Identification Of the Saxon ex-atir
lister with the admfnfst ration OF public
fairs in the Empire. ForEetfnl entirely I
, the political past Of the Saxon Baro
/ which certainly affords not the lea
guarantee for tho realization
the hopes aaa FsnGs oi nost 81 iae
' ~ Eorms ~ 5oeesnmcnt thev salnte him as
snrt Of Saviour happily youchsafed to tt
c Austrian people by kind Providence In Il
hour Of their dlEest extremity. It appea
j. but too plainly from their expressions upt
4 Rn,sf ~ thr,r eves from which they iuf
: With loose logic ali the other prc-eininc
! qualities ascribed to him, Is his past en1ni
toward Prussia. Inc iact 1nat he maae
= pota ~ ~ 4ha-"n
n distinguished martyr 10 tha antitrust
e cause, appears to be considered sutllcic
o title to their confidence ana Praase: ~
tended to the new Premier By them 10, ho
). ever, 20 donbt 10 be sought In the assurau
It lis appointment affords IN their opinion, th
1t the inducncc Of the German element Will
If hereafter, as heretofore, predominant
- pcror. For, eyer since the ratification
Ill f},at norifop Of the ko1sburI, ,prellminar1el
n Which Francis Joseph consented to the
uulsiou Of Austria from the German Bul
c. the Austrian Germans have lived In the m
a, anxious fears that the other nationa!itics
lie heterogeneous population of the Emp
r would gain and keep the ascendeucy UNI
n thc new order Of things, aud rule iu the
&. ture as they were ruled over Ia the pa
BY The selection BY tue emperor Of saas, :,
r. Tue ,nosi ucs,ueu w. - ~ siasi rnaans
W., ~. s.o,,, 1set,rtr ;nanonrated in fhn
xt 1,;rc 1,as not onlS allaycd this fear, but i
Ia, given rise to the hope In the Gctman-a
1n~ | 1rjan mind. that under his guidance I1c
to Identification OF Austria with letmah4
to Large VI oG naa "a M a csnsc for n
OF ,a;osnn IN hr I'M nrosns of tha Gern
lup Srstr,ans. ia made thc occasion for
nv. c1umbltng by the MaCyars, Czechs and
cii,cr rival nationnlities under tho swa
crs the Hapspulgess. lheir 1eauess nnt -. 1T ~
,cIr Is1ae Ies1ee - ~ p,r,n Renst n Count Ncnsd
r1ta M continuation az the old prcdomip!