The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-01


country especially it Hungary does not pay quite
one-haf SO much taxes furnished ~ the remain
der OF the empire. Everything was gong smoothly,
the arrangement had been accepted Zen oracpe" by
the Magyars but difficulties 49, OF us
cuton maie' by the Croais, who wished 10
elect their own particular delegates 10 the Reichs
raih, while the Hungarians considering Croaa a.
al integral part OF the o 81 Stephen de
sired that the whole number 0f any repre-.
sentatives should be chosen from the ne, Of Pesh,
s,nce this Diet IS supposed aud does include represen
taiycs from the whole Magyar country Mater cn that
point therefore, e. stand s for The present
Some newspapers published IN Hungary, the Ncpf,
among Others constantly declare that the penk party,
the liberals OF Hungary, viii terms based on
centTalism common parliament bus lhe vel ~
formed 10 Vienna think otherwise.
Mr Andresses ayowedl, the most distinguished man
Of the liberal party Hungary looks upon conuasm as
. better condition Of things thnu daals,n-and works
bard TO reconcile the faction antagonists 10 the former
mode OF government with the growing desire ~ Austria
FOR Reihsratt or general parliament.
Great concessions have undoubtedly been mode ~ ne
government 10 The Hungarans, grssi indeed ,al y
risks alternating from itself the support Of the German
elemeu, in the empire, which element IT must DC
cedea the real strength, and power, and pride ami
wealth % Austria without which Austria wonld be- ~
,nord lose the benefits arising from We nt'
genco industry and enlightenment Of the nsrhan peph
a.ion and must therefore, RESTRAIN the advantages
appears willing offer the Hungaans Ia the delffnHnt
o. other parts % he empr. lhey arc .cpninma 'i0ns
race, these hnngsrians wifu unsettled, revolutionary
and uD siactory ones synpaihie IA thef 20 rli'h
wrong and grievances have been greatly misplaced
lhcy bear JOS, now, much the same position towards
The empire that the south does the Inlou-aps the
immediate Of either the rnuganans asd sefes.
sionists mean 20 proper Feeling toward il.s seae'd
government i equally probemaiical
M \ = A
without satisfactory settiement Of The Nnotiv Hnu.
garau question Austria csnno, expect 20 hildap nor
heel. She must remain SECOND rate power v y,
therefore much to the Interest Of part ~ The Gu
pirc ~ u Is to the other 10 settle amteaby therres-
tive grievances vet the difficulties be srmouniei 80
great that u will cau@e much wonder Z hey sre 20
tied before the mlllenium.
rHE NEGOTIATIONS wITr fr.ti.
regret not being able forward reliable uf0tnafinn
respecting tho negotiations between Tho Genera, Meme
braca ide aud CONT Wempher on TIE otbrr
Everything said or printed circulated ia form On
thar sublet !. mere conjecture. Nothing " Known
nothing can 90. 10 form satisfactory pnon
a. 10 the nature Of the proceedings the degree OF
darEtandng ett.te existing between The two reapp-
tentiares rhoe ahont enough 10 MI me sd.
OF newspaper IL detailed with the degree Of In'nute
displayed by the srreaders OF these reports hut ~
facts there IRE none One supposes that all goes
smoothly bot slowly; but % sN ia" positive 'futi me
negotiations may be ~ end far rs is Known her"
Menehraea y stu al Vienna therefore conchde they
stI progress The Neip fs's Pfe on this subject says
that Il Il informed by per.ons 81 good authority THAI the
treaty 81 peace between aiy and Austria VIII contain
an article providing the solution ~ the Roman ques
,ion without any participation whatever - I = ~.
ta that whether the september convention We carried
ont or moi IL must remain Franco Itaan qsesion, ~
which Austria will on no account mix i,selL
In answering hig article the ToltsfffaEd clerical
sheeD says:-The prophetic spirit has once more shown
itself in the New Fres P,e Not only does y know he
forehand The contents of treaty not YET drawn Hp,
much les snned or made pabc ut u grb'ely an
tina the Austrian AmDssssd u tie 'ona ~
King Victor En- ,nucl win. in the futnT suffice orton
nuing diplomatic relations We may wsh - h1m
with the Holy Father The pattyT>aHa further sti's
that II considers this announcement by the Ne"fes
Pyea not only premature, hut incorrect tha' "hougn
Austria fallen low she still has sufficient
PRIDE reDse sign her liberty Of action on ~
important subject and that the retirement 81 Auf1a
from Italy viii in prejudice the relation existing
between the Emperor Joseph aud the Pope oi Rome.
With due Difference the Vtsfrsstd, AMI in the d
seuce of means of ascertanng truth otherwise 81
the siaenenis advanced nv the Ns,c FIR Prs an r.
cned 10 think that THIS latter paper must nave g'N~h
grounds for speaking auhoriiauyely On The moier'
a. IL very seldom spreads unlouuded reports And has
remarkably we'll posted sources OF Information
Writing OF Ilals naturally draws ono on 70 Venetian
affairs The resut OF the universal suHrsae which is
20 decide whether vcnota for the future 90 make
part ~ United Italy or remain m ndeptaeni Nfaei
Is anxously looked ward 20 here IN vienna bui the
state of uncertainty = greatly mi'igd,ed ~ NC AnoN
ledge thar Ausirias cession Of tie province -
France Il has been oyerrun ~ agents o Nlrt' tns
nu.l that even nobes are influencing me ~ hs ~ ~"
lower Glasses under promises of future reverb rom the
King ~ italy and for Two mouths Or more > item ~
ssponage has been exercised the PrpNincr, WITH
the object keeping the Italian government Nell NJ
formed the pisces whore mod resistant" WI -
offered 10 the proposed annexation III" halnpus ~
S,,nre sosltlon III mniyersai suffrage - al un,nm
melted, unnhuenced popular vote, = becoming NOV
Nv Inc way can any one explain why. alter v.ncna
had been codcd France ny A1s'ra, Victor Emanuel
was allowed 10 enter the province 70 hod m'sry pos
session 81 a. 10 make hts will law 10 interfere viii ~.
religious liberties the people and Va rob 10" county
wherever ha wentf What business bad he ~ v ~ All
more than the Kng OF Patagonia ~ Their. = "ne VIZ
II bv rght anticipated possession, 90 oessi-" inigh
IL right and there ws no one TO oppose nm ~ aia ne
back 10 look Tor that par of boots ~ let behind
al cuIAzzay
wy err xrwrr.rrs~ avn
Two 81 the newspapers published here are about 20
aiapr~sr the 1,ufria. Gas~oe and the vo,,raRa, the
latter for Of funds and the former presume Tor
mneh the sane reason. nc :. ~ ns,s.. a,,
official organ The could not AFFORD 20 lo~e
Of expressing Their opinions orders - DIV res 20
s people will therefore transfer 10 another new
paper the privilege AZ rromuszing Official nonsense ~
news week od-known everywhere long eesora thr'ngh
ihe ssm ofsis organ Of the government instead Of the
O~sereschs zrssag, IN the Tao Btah o. may faIr,
having circulation 81 thirty 'hoss.na ,hs Msss,
understand What could have induced he go eminent 10
,ske this Of mou'hpec. but sili more :" 10
conjecture Why cLose ~ nnpTincpl.d snd nhNut~of
nv . 70 conduct the "semionical
Ind your readers ever hear 81 prrson named "sf.
ens s~eds by brh, lew nv profession naiarall1ed
Al 81 Ioa,s some year, ago and accredited by
General Polk United States Consul 81 Trieste
from which position he was removed, and who has snce
occupied much Of bis time vtifyng shusinf and ~
wiling the United sis,esf Many the argument be has
written 70 demonsrais the Inpo~siD,y o. return o.
voc SCUM ~ snf lhHin, Wv uiiunS "t"tuv - -"
North by the confedsfate States army. and the
the United States would very he 10 81 know
ledge Mar Emperor of Mexico Wet this j. tho man
who future conduct the on Al part y Tho
Tag Bica When that distinguished fhes' becomes sas
I government organ.
sTArD QUESTION
There absurd ramor current here that The Inra
Statcs u-g.a ing for the purrLVs ~ oue ~ Tho
i.nds the Greclsn archipelago Tor which - to fGy
| go 600 oeo the ofesks n one 4 believe thc-s
reports, object Of The United state. 10 obtaining tha
stand u ~ have foot ng the Mediterranean being
ff4a fWte At ~
hand In the oriental qlcrlon when ~ breaks out The
absurlIty % these ieas evident that vouid have
psde mention n them fhey not much sppk
os IN Vienna aud di@trxsed very grsvey by pefsuaH
watching growing intimacy with K1esi8 y there
~ be sny asnt,fg~ between the government NJ
kastafn question
~ saHniseT vRscs rraEss
Of Roamnn.a IA FrssisDt ~ Princes Nsre y l4rhsn.
ber, Il isnl 4 alsp moot d-cos.ed ant appears vsry