The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03
A q s T RIA.


Three 6scitimg Doys-A Pfocica Joks o. ne PrsAsiaa
Anbassador-TAe Emperor NapOleow's Lst1-Jhe Russo-
Auarian Auiowos-Tle Recent Vote in ne Dset-Prvssc
0a Rsbei-TAs Relative Forces u a< A1sytaa and
Pr,issian Auies-7as Emp0r's Speech and Froctssa-
Uon-Sdniasy ArruS9emeHs--W1 hHminent-Rspors
of ca0i<ra-fze Emprsss-7hs Qsses u saromy. 9c.
We have been having stirring times In The imperial
city since last wrote you On that day Baron wer-
sher. the Prussian Ambassador have left Vienna
but little practical joke was porpetraea upon
which delayed his departure until the following day
General Mantsure the prussian commander in Hostsin,
had seems among other hgh.handed acts order to
prevent the meeting Of tho Local Diet OF Hoen caused
the arrest of Lesser the Austrian commssay, who
have opened it. Baron werlher informed upon his
applying for them that he could receive his
until Lesser wss released and the Prussiaa Ambassador
remained as sort Of hostage In the capital tn tho next
morning whom lesser having been released he received
his papers and was permitted 10 depart in peace.
On the same day arrived here telegraphc summary
Of the letter Of the Emperor Napoleon, which excited
good deal Of wrahful feeling against that powerful
poenate who talks though the settlement Of all the
worlds Affairs only depended upon him, and who darkly
hints and intnates that he shall remain ''neuiTa
until he begins TO think ihat the balance Of
when he will restore Il to It's equilibrium
probably by the annexation Of The Rhine provinces, Bel
GUM tho Grand Ouchy OF Baden the island Of Sardinia
switzerland-in short any other territory that he
get bold or The feeling growing stronger Germany,
and nnds powerful echo on the other side Of the vistu
that this parpenu upon the throne OF France has long
enough assumed to dictate to Europe and that IL time
that he should be ''let down unless he down
soon, from his high horse. The feeling caused here by
the Emperor Napoleons letter that France intended
remaining "neuraln during tho war II Prussia and
Austria for that in tina, event ~spoleon would rceSs
she kline provinces and perhaps the islnnd OF
Sardinia a. his reward for keeping quiet; but that IL
Austria should appear 10 be tho march toward
men he VIII come 70 the aid Of Prussia Italy and
mus secure the balance Of power by duly increasing
the territory OF France Austria cannot trust France
This Is the feeling hero growing daily stronger
and she must form alliances which will render her In
dependent OF the Emperor NapoIoons good or bad
wishes One Of the most widely circulated and popular
Journals IN Vienna, in closing article upon the En-
peror Napoeons late letter remarks that the Emperor
Napoleon has shown that he can Mexico h an
ample Of this not calculated to give very
exalted idea Of his prescience. Weaker heads
could have solved the Mexican question much better
than he has done and IL may happen that he has erred
In his calculations this time. This wise sovereign Of
France, who expects now al the worlds exhibition to
present new chart OF Europe TO the assembled Congress
OF nations, may have al that time 10 lead aga INST
coalition that may put out his light forever together
with his present Pruss IAN. Italian combination
rumor reaches Vienna this morning. rumor which
Vienna Is veV ready and very willing beieveto the
effect that view OF the letter Of Napoleon Gortscha
koN has Addressed circular TO tho Russian diplomatic
representatives. advising them that u France takes
up arms 10 tho coming Russia will
y now is that at France and Rassa Viii BON remain
quiet until the tide of begins 10 rise and swe and
ebb and flow, and then that e they think i can Be
made profitable they will take hand In itPrance for
the Rhenish provinces and Russia for the Danubau prn
CAPABILITIES and tho open road TO The Bosphoma Thank
Heaven that there Il power In Europe that the sphinx
tho Tuleries fears may 30 able TO Keep him
In check When Germany h reconstructed II certain
" viii be- with Austria a. the leader OF ts majority
combination between II and Russia N by means
likely 10 take place. which In certain contingencies
might seriously interfere with tho future prospects Of
But the greal event Of the week has been the vote in
the Federal Diet Of pine 10 SIX In avcr OF the proposition
OF Austria TO mobilize the federal army The result OF
this motion has been Just what Austria has been
sagong to bring apoutthe convcrsion % the present
conn ct tho coming war 20 quarrel, between
Austria and Prussia but between Prussia ana Germany
The attitude which Prussia has assumed IN secedng from
The Diet declaring the Old confederation having ceased
70 exs and calling upon the little powers which votd
win her 70 unite with her In confcic rioE is
looked upon by the Diet a. rebell,ous ono and the
nfedoraton having been declared by the President a.
~ i.dissouble uaIon, Prussia AMI hgr Ave little friends
me .es-tded BY the rcst Of Germany a. the s'e,h
seeding s~,es OF the South - The l1ysi peop 0,
the United stses and the teeIn, that they me-. -
oronsnt back by force severely punished for their
sontumhcy ~ hourly becoming moro decided and bitter.
Nothing now remains bat Tor me Diet % decree a
federal execution and this vii probably have been
done ere this letter leaves Englanl Wednesday
icw hgurea viii show The relative strength OF the
portion Of Germany which goes with Austria and that
Which has linked itself with the fortunes o. Prussia
I've entire federal contingent which Is under the orders
Of the Federal Diet, after dcduc Ing the Prus-an and
lusran armies 10 a. follows LIS ST. infantry Is So
= al about 233 900 men 0f these the states whlcn
vosd With Austria will furnish about 100 900 lea Ing
W. s'r sixty odd thousand to Prussia Tertoray
., 'uta.t square miles and nine millions % popnla.
AUSTRIA Is little L. the state. Which voted With
and ,ss mnsn. ~ = opi. than thousand square mile.
-sr, -,,h pss,s - figures for those which
In afew days the Emperor viii 80,
quarters II nc army IN the north ~ - , ne 49,
loyal address handed in by the bureomasf..r Ps -
Yesterday. the Emperor replied With great sai.A-'
~ accept this mann station Of VenBas loyalty IA
done everything my power order TO keep the peace
but u was made impossible. THIS ~ the heaviest mo
mrnt since my accession 20 ihe throne. ] grasp the
sword, with confidence In God my good right my
brave army, and tho operation " my faithful ma
tons But especially must cypress my satisfaction
the unanimty and enthusiasm Of the city Of Vienna
10 spite Of the Of trade and want u employ
ment there rel ns peacenbe,ers and an orderllDess
which IN comparison with 9th srcontfie9 ~ exemplary
and cannot sufnelsnty express my sailaarton al u
What the Emperor says rue Many y The large
man factories In and around Vienna have clos q
and thousands u workmsn thus thrown out OF
pioyment Trade scarcely % aid 70 cri- except
for the furnishing % army supplies The ago upon
silver has reached 40 and the pices u everything
gong az 10 Consequence; ard yet one hears no
word - grumbng not one Wort Of dssafsfactin With
III. government for tho conrse ~ pursuing The Ans
tnau people are, indeed. now thoroughly awakened to
The al ,hat y time Tor Austria once for all - put
end q the extra, agsnt pretenns % Prussia and
piafe heir country tho position shich, frpm her sua
ton IA Earoe, ADD her .. deserves occnpy
The enthusiasm 10 tho army IL aidto be immenss and
ngon ,b, lcsan and sason the pcarants are
forks
Ioday a., papers contain the ong,xpccted proo,.ma.
tiou ~ The Emperor Francs Joesph his people wseh
you viii dosulcs- receive BY his ,alI d IL postsi
about the strsa,S ~ Vienna AMI luroufIed eyerys
where With ththa.asIo crowds " and listeners
10 plainly calmly srten dosume rcbedrslSg from
Aueras p0at % view the different itsps whkh rave
led 70 the present. c~ls charges AZ the blame 0f ne
coming war upon Prassia, oxp-@-s gesi conad-n IN
the loyalty and courage ~ fss any ahf tho peois~ ani
,.oAi -si.faeson At The fs~ - = y be rsiotsst d.
trcts :. ths emplrc sgAIIof fdirs->ai nations the
greale-i s.s.--.-a An afeFcneof u lazy
are unmportaRt of war becomes NOR
~ nc Wprrtaratnns ar" D. ~ male ninsnt All
The mii,, -, feean. II evidently greatly 0.ihe Oh.
iha. ia ,hs orphan schools ~ ~ eharltabe ~ u.
Ca X An de- ptions even 70 the bosp'ial- thoctt
80. m. sre ~ engaged scrap ng nat Apd snSsln
AZ ..s The 2lad 'h9lasr n NJ district Y lyR.y
,., Ia pnE'r-tei sr * Appeal Y w he@s ~
M. = 6sns citleE md country, calng mon hem
..sge provisions ~ Nck apl sQ9ni.d A'iAertl I'D
n feuor, how many tey vii ~ able p Aoeymn~Ae
H. tne last Italian war and, mpre pfNrAhN3' 80
more recent cantalgn aghinst DeumafAi w" 'sua
a. possible 10 avoid me concentration ~ lar henF
* "a ard called a9ii era ny sening Al fh9 e01l y
away from tic lea lqnatera ~ THE army aDa
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