New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

done the sano regarding Bro hOyen and pain loadHg
from village tho vineyards and open country at ihe
foot of the eKahhnlurg-neniioDed in former letler-s
sill named " Bee hoyen Wes." rough bolrI on poSI
announces this 20 the EayiaTer.
Tbc NTH lies beside brook bordercd By high bushes
httlc further on where the ground somewhat suc-
denly rises is Fat spot with seats whence me view
is had tho imperial city, and the great fueam on
whose banks il lies, aud tho vast PLAIN e1ennS 10 lne
south and east Above you in the oontmy dfecuos are
the green hills and from their riuye downwes 10 whcre
you stand, yneyafd joins the other IL was nltvr-
ward can well suppose that Beethoven came along the
pathway which Ia still named aiter blm' ne no
doubt has wandered up the hillside, where every mo
ment in Summer CLARK rises from the ground snoWtin8
down his song the sun pours form hs lgh ahu %
at last have reached the monastery farm on mo Il2P
Who knows but that here gazing on tho wldo De
fore him. he composed OF those passegcsot ms mc
which 10 speak TO us Of nImonslly Oh lmmoItahy'
Schubert'slife was Of much difficulty; IL was w
hin work throughout. His biography has been written
with eyery dsat that GOULD be collected by Dr. Heinrich
Kreissclo Won Hcllbom of Vienna. An English version
of the work. much abridged by tho omission o many COZ
lateral matters hatimny be LEFT out has been gyeHlDy
Edwaed Wlbcrforoc and contains The cream OF we larger
work. Wo see here how hard battle Schubert hsa 10
fight with the music publishers and how he was forced 70
acc pt few dollars for composition which Drought thc
hard baTganer rich profit The son which have made
hciraoIh 1tiet way throughout Europe ana Ahencs,
which have nado the word Schubert an mocuonatey
cherished name in nnumerabc households, name ynon'
imous with ly.uiSitg Peant yth nos. S,n2 ye lfg-A
and wonderful melody these songs wore huckSered ovr
and tho lowest possible given for them because or
sooh it uncertain whether they w0ud please Du'
tme.has shown they make thoir way 20 every heart NO
ono is proof against their magic influence Thor authors
name on concert bill is enough attract listeners To
hear EiSchubeTt Lied all 60 with longing mpacnco,
well knowing how choice the delight that awaits them.
1t seems TO that Schubert achieved in music what
Burns accomplished with words. Each was essentially,
IL not wholly lyrical nature. In both VIC have the same
deep,pathos and had Schubert not been Of as sympathetic
a nature ifo inspired Ayrshire peasant he mover could
have made is tho case IN all his songs tho music 10 DC
thoroughly O component part of the written words lie
absorbed them in his soul aud then gavo utteance to
them again in language OF his own.
fl. llur 10
and when he gives way TO IL how sparkling aud
full ofjo is every noo2that reaches US But there arc
times when the reflection is forced on him also THAI man
was made mourn" and then YOU fcol tho woo thai IN
oyery tono Is pressed from him IN sorrow.
And in tho high in tbcunnyaled quality of their works,
with nothing hackncycd nothing commonplace IN single
lno there is resemblance between these groa authors
la each the unsophiscaied sweetness the same
spontancity and wonderful facility of composition 10
pour forth their wOod-nutes wild for both ncees-
sy IL part u the nainTe of cacbay more 70 tho
two men il was tho very condition OF existence. How
remarkable too how great In both was tho nlness OF
power-thc wealth nj their commaudl ThTy-ono years
was all that Schubert numbered when hedicd aud yet
whrt long list Of mpodshable compositions Among
his MSS have been found endless number OF fragments
passing thoughts and works begun intended for the sage
Somc complete and these as tho opportunity ohers
will bo executed In public. And rch TOO l. inc storo
which tho glorious Scotch peasant has left us1ur hc-
tasc Our love aud gratitude to both for tho JOY they
have afforded usi
We aro living hero in continuous state Of crisis Yet
also In tho'lk TO what puy DO tho end oi ~
From quarter does ray of light break IN 10 guide IN
forming opiEion. From sure quarter learn that the
Emperor greatly depressed by the tone OF tic debates on
tho address in tho different Diets That ho Is moro cast
down than after the disaster Of kongsmz The od
dress Of tho net hcd at Linz b coached IN the strongest
terms Though the language of that which cnlnaod from
hero decided N tone 1t was quite respectful ana Pc
Oncd for the calling together Of the great council OF the
naton that Of Linz impcraliyoy y'cmRnds IT, >Io-lay or
on Thursday it will bO known ii His Majesty will receive
thc address or not.
The report is cuuont that he will refuse 10 do 90.
Should this be the case popular dis.Glsiaction will no
still degree two higher and the feeling against Count
i 4. a.
the attacks made upon him. the home Truths that have
been uttered about his plurality ofolices-Pnmo Minister
Police Minister asd othes besido-and tho thorough dis
trust in hs policy which - proclaimed on every possible
OCCASION It is really out ohc question to think OF s re-
naming much longer In Office There was report that
bat that IL not accepted What eYeFh"dy WANTS to
know owing adcronco Of opinion with him on some I'M
rant point Herr Bcns had rendered esgna,ion,
4 what those points arc on which the two differ; for
that They do dIrr is the onyLopc people havctho sheet
anchor which keeps them Um drifting the rocks OF de-
snar for All still hold fast To the bc,f hst Beut cannot
pos. biy bc ono with Bcfoedcannol possibly share hls
opinions 10 the way tho country Is tn hc governed Ito
w therefore, got rid Of his colleague al the yoy rt op
Tho asserted and as il seems well verified concenlra
ton of Russian troops the frontiers OF Galca causes
much anxiety. There ccrtsiuy mover more fayora
b. moment for Russia 20 carry out any plans rcudicil
10 Austria than the present The followers OF the Greek
Church throughout the monarchy look IN reality toward
The car as their spiritual head Thus throughout the
Austrian Empire are thousands whom Russia can a
ways count In contest in which the religious question IS
slfully rendered prominent The looks OF al protesting
thlh creed turned Eastward III " RcLcf fAprtb
all help and oil good The Russian demonstration
exercises decided influence on Hungary, and misses
hopes which certainly never would be realized Russia
may for her purposes foster the dsrut aud dssatis
faction felt by the IIungarans toward Austria but IL
would not be IN her policy TO support such political ar
rangcmcnts as Hungary would fan establish. And were
Hungary separated from Austria, IL is 10 Russia the land
would f booty II is tho only State to whom The
QUESTION would be Of importance.
MENTIONED In my last the address OF the Diet OF Lower
Austria manly respectful representation of the ncceS
mites Of the county aud Of tue wishes Of the population.
The Polish journals abuse it heartily. The Ga:sf1 Nara
dora and tho Car vent on II irony and nyeciye and
say the address should have motto, "Pcreat nuudns,
fat Reichsuh' Tho former journal is indignant that in
The Diet the resuscitaton Of the Constitution OF February
was asked for in the of all the people beyond tho
Lcha" This opposition to the proceedings Of German
representative assembly is merely an act Of serviliy
toward the present Government, and especially toward
Count Becredi. II is ono instance, however, among
Others, endless in number Of the difficulty OF egsatlng
for such congomente Of naonailies as that OF which
The discussion on tho Address still continues in the
Diet at Pcsth Tho most remarkable speech yet made
there was that % Baron Eotyo belonging to the Deak
party II OF the boldncss of the speaker
in danng TO utter truth which has been repeated over
and again By those who no enemies OF Hungry
man less welknown than Baron E0vos, one whose pa
trotism not with him, above all suspicion, could
not have yentued TO say whaphe did, so contrary TO the
accepted notions of MS couAymen lie began by saying
that in what the Diet had TO demand and urge there was
among the paftos difference OF opinion. The wishes
of the country not fulfilled by the Imperial Tesept
What the rescrpt accorded accorded only In prnci
pe In what Hsngary had 10 demand they were oil as
one man.
Il must be OF interest 10 10 have the public opinion
Of the people beyond tho Leha in favor to gain the
public opinion Of Europe for tho policy Of Hungary TIL
now wo only endoayored TO prove our rights; now how
ever II be shown TO tho whole world that we were
not obstinate dsputans but that had also in view tho
freedom and oonstutiOnalism of the other half tho
monarchy beyond tho Leitha-he weal and duration Of
the trhols Empire. Without the concurrence OF public
opinion historical rights are unfortunately, at the present
day. not efficient enough must, therefore, DO our uf-
most TO tgin Ausfyia, win Europe 10 our side"
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