The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20

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rRoxsiutien Rife I'm Hungary and Other States
or the Austrian Empirc-Imperteat Cenye-
caeien ef Forcisn DIinisters ~ Vienna In
viMSA, Nov. 8. 1855
In my last letter remarked that Austria win sooner Or
later become again the theatre or strife between the dir
ferent natonaities inhabng the mountainous regions
Of Tyrol Carnthia and Carniola and tho vast plains
stretching themselves along the banks Of the Danube
Hungary win take the leading part in this drama Of
sopanti4g from the German portions Of Austria. ~ Il
comprises the largest complex Of territory and the most
Inhabitants Of any single province Of the empire Croatia
Slavona The military border land tho waywodeship or
Servia Transyivenia Dalmata arc al claimed by tho
Hungarans who WIN Try . CT them AT under the lead
srship Of the nyoud nagnates believing that they are
statesmen enough TO unite eli the different tribes nhabt
Ing the lower regions Of the Danube Il WIN h NO easy
task for the Magyar 70 harmenizs tho different
peoples Of Hungary and 10 make them y submit
TO- tho rule Of that ssssessriaa 4 race ssom tbs
stsppes Of Asia, 4 bscauss'uh tho Gsrmans. The
Ruthsnians. the Slovaks. the Croatiaus. Sxcklsu
slavonans. Serves Wallachans DalnAtiaus oItalisns
SD Anaythe Gypsisa consstues Wong III n esnsnas
Ovign 70 each other like ne North Amssan = U Tho
MsxicAA spahiafd Or Indian ButthS N6gySS srS sak.
guins that all the races VIII cluster around them IKE
the Austrian nobility does AROUND The court mako shem
the reisnfng power and toll FOR them that they are
enabled 70 carry their domann, high patent leather
boots topankas). narrow pantaocns, and coats with
fnges and cords turned up whskers little round hats
and spurs with the Same grace and pride In former
days feaalea9I y ft st8 .4 ns atsa A aa'
wx.
Ting their difficulties with the Austrian government in
peaceabe way and the expectation that the andtagn
win soon be opened at Pesh leaves them quite cold The
nomination Of Herr Beust for Minister for Foreign
Affairs put an efsctual damper the pretensions 10
govern their own affairs in their own way and have
responsible ministry composed exclusively Of Magyars
nominated by Francis Joseph. The Deak party, which
had the majority in the last session Of the Diet has
given up the leadership for the present, ana large
number Of its members are already joining the gers
the radicals Of the last Legislature who win in all proba
biy become the dominant party with which the min
stry Belcred Beust must deal The motto Of that party
is either everything nothing either constitution
ancs FOR e present. and active resistance as soon as
there Is good chance OF TO throw off the Haps
burgs and with them the German "yoke," as they
The official papers state that the government will not
reract paragraph from those CONCESSIONS which have
already been made to the last Hungarian fandtag and
that the convocaton of tho representatives means
nothing less than further trial to whether Hun
yhn q mase sns S
empire not sacrificed. If the HunRarans remain stub
born and no agreement should DO effected the Austrian
government will according TO Minister Beusts pro-
gramme, dissolve the Landags Of all the different coun-
tries this and the other side of the Leha
and issue orders for the election Of Central Par
lament, based upon semuniversal suffrage. II the
Hungarians do not send members to that bodyf they
refuse 10 participate in the making Of such
gress will be the duty OF the representatives make
the laws for them. This will be the argument used
against the proud Magyars If they insist upon the div
else in common but sovereign; and If we draw an
inference from the former actions Of the magnates,
must come the conclusion that they will refuse even
take such bait that kept store for thom BY the
new Minister, and simply for the given In the
Introductory OF this letter.
= learn from trustworthy source that In few days
Herr Won Beust, who arrived to-day at Vienna; Count
Metternich, Ambassador at Paris; Count Apponyi Am
bassador at London and Count Becredi will meet here
in order to give the finishing touch TO the now pro-
gramme intended for the welfare and happiness or the
Austrian subjects II these counts produce something
which Ia no-count will certainly not be the fau Of the
people. aud II the mountains bring forth mouse Il will
be their business to look out for the ''wrng on the
would then sweep them away from the political stage
Austria Is not any longer in the condition II In when
held Ss Tsns Of n bis hands
can watt" this motto would however, cost Mr..
Beust "my place, and for him there 70 but road
should he choose another he will surely be drowned
in the swamps OF aesutsm and reaction. One Of the
friends OF Won Beus declared 70 me today that hs would
take the bul by the horns but be bad 70 tempo
rize till the Hungarian Landtag assembled and n
becredi did not succeed coming 70 nna undersand-
ing with the Aagyars tho pet Of the Wenzels chill
dren" tBohemans) would have TO buckle his carpetbag
and 60 back 70 the Giant Mountains 70 chase wild pigs
and turkeys This will surely be the finale OF Bsicred
whose short reign has been OF smis-edi' and dis
astcr for Austria The sooner he leaves the better ID
for all concerned.
The official introduction OF Mr. Won Beust 70 his
subordnses took place to day In his speech which he
delivered to them on the occasion be said
My political career and aims which have sought to
attain lays openly before the world While he was fol-
lowing the call 10 exchange his position in his smaller
fatherland with the ne held In his newly adopted
country he would endeavor do all he could for Aus
tria, which had went through such fearful crisis
and suffered still from the effects Of Il. Though
great the misfortune was, he could not and
would not despair in the final recuperaton Of
the empire To attain that end IL required thai all
the better elements should combine their eTorta Al
though demanding OF every subordinate strictly kept
secresy TO the outside world he would them always
with frankness and cordialty. rhe Minister made no
sllusion 10 the political which he intends TO pur-
sue, but you may depend upon IL that Il Is other than
the one indicated When Belcredi has splayed out''
beust will reconstruct new Cabinet
Passau, Eyer, Rechenbach and Vienna. Brnnn Prague
and Dresden The expedition will take days, and
i've extra trains will leave daily during that time for
Dresden The cavalry and artillery sent Br1nn
and Prague, while the infantry takes Ice
varia The Saxon War Ministry has left already yestsr-
will the poor devs' find their independent little
Kingdom, which has been "Bismarcked," stolen or,
u you wish 10 have finer expression, annexed.
Italy.
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