New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-22

One was confscsed for merely giving the history Of
youth brought in jesuit college; yet another passed
muster containing parody Of the German watchmans
song rs follows:
The Josui.is know what 3 tne time o day.
Put your light, make haste about IT,
For now in Austria We can do without Il,
and so on in ike strain.
lis known as q certainty that Russian and Pr.sian
npeuts are busy in Hungary. This circumstance naturally
tends to ster ID desire for total separation rom Austria
though what Is TO become Of Hungary when this takes
rlace pm az loss TO tell The hopes held out to Bo
mia by Prussia Tor realization Of the national wishes
raise also the expectations Of the Magys ana red Ia
settlement of the pending difficulty which Tor Dotn artles
e so ardep1y 10 be desired. The tactics pursued by the
different parties in Hungary show they keep III view the
idea of scparstion "Blt the time for II being dependent
on foreign events tho deliberations must be spun out as
much as possible The debate on the aress presents an
excellent means Of wasting mei while the deliberations
Of the Committee of Fifteen prevent The GoVerument rom
breaking OF tire gotiaOns. mus the FfeSse
Journal observes: The events Of the last year have given
evidence in bloody gigantic characters OF the supeoI
Of firm construction Of all the powers OF the state over
fTeIne away Cf the same BY division according 10
lands nd Provinces they have shown tha State Wncn
identifies ts different people with ITSELF without grhhg
10 one privilege shared by another but W1ch unlteS
oil b. like rights and Ike duties able 10 WIN the Victory
over state that is twice large, If the latter allows
race of 1000 900 decide the desnies Of another SIX
times as nuurors. II the lessons which history teaches
had not WINGED us then the cannon OF Chum shold
inform US that only uDed free Austria has any pros
pect Of duration, Of respect aod Influence"
rs If oac,dil,ulty Of gautc magnitude were not suf
cient revolutionary sp!rit has shown itself III itaan
TyIo The imperial civil authorities have been treated
VITA marked disrespcc and everything shows DISPOSE
lion 10 sepaioe from the Austrian Empire. Here, too
Beus has it seems, ordered the most energetic measures
10 be taken to put u stop 70 such behavior.
In Pisen n protest has been dcliytfad 70 The Burgo-
against 6rdorlhcly Issued ly civic corporate
body the effect that in The public school Of tho town
the Czech language is to be used in giving instruction
This il is said, cannot be sanctioned IN town with
mixed population would leave the German part Of 1t
Whether Ito protest wiz avail anything is question.
II Is however strange feature IN the Governments Of
Austria that it protects aud encourages the unci' lzed
hordes which form part OF the monarchy at tie expense o.
that population which has dused culture not only
the whole empire, but over the whole OF Europe.
Taus you SEQ that in all parts of the empire there is
enough for gave Tc1ccii0n-enougb too 10 deprcss the
moo. ea.ric spirit Perhaps II such frame Of mind
a. Ito stuClOn of tie country induces which occasoned
an advertisement atdy in the daily papers here seize
upon 10 fornelfiOn most gladly, IL brn1 little hum0f
into an otherwise rssiyely serous theme a lady Of
noble birth" so ran tie advertisement sis DESTROYS Of
entering into correspondence with man OF intellect, IN
ori 10 chesr lcr sp!it adfurnish food to her miud'
There Is simplicity which is most amusing in the de-
aand By the szo Of the letters in which the words OF
noble birth were printed il is evident that this fact
considered of weight that it looked on as lure al
ros' Irresistible to attract tho man Of intellect for en-
hyeriug the noble ladys spirit Not improbaby the cor
rspondence OF william V, Humboldt with a female
ud rose before her yenrning soul. and made her long
for G cOnnectg Ike thai 10 which the affection OF years.
cher shed sencc, had given risen. Ine noble dae
thought, QtlD bAc LlEuL NOuilLdAu INC Aii4S anu
knowledge of tho Of intellect az she might command
both in Fer cOachman and the privilege or intercourse
with her ladyslp would be reward enough Nor Is TINS
supp0stion my part cxaeeeratl0n. a laay Whom
know in Munich rs good and kind a creature as ever
lived, but with strangely ci-cumscnbed notions
about what she calls society meaning e4-
cusivey her own set-aud With d,as equally nebulous
about men Of science and their position Oh the globe
once sad to me: II these men'-moaning the Literary
and scientific noabtcs whom King MaIlmilldn Of Bs-
yaria was used to assemble about him" II these men
would b. but modest il their prctenOns, we should not
&C all mind seOing them Of houses OF an evening IL
would be quite pleasant If Liebig for example wese 70
fQral ho and wero 10 akc himself agreeable
He nigh, amuso Us am he could, and them you
know he might 90. But all these mon arc full OF pre-
tensions they expect obe treated Just IKE equals ana tney
DOM co. but stay the whole evening such Is the notion
that noble nay" OF Munich has Of the position Of
Iiebiy Il would scarcely be credible had It not come
under nv personal observation. The advertising lady IS
no doubt orc who also thinks that Lebig or Longel-
low might every evening he satisfied 10 contribute to the
exhiaratou Of tho mind Of lGdy@ Of noble birth.
case 81 fraud and swindiing OF the most hagrant
sort has aey occurred he,e in vh0, IL called high life
Count Kesse having led the life Of tho most profit
gate ubcriiue and through two immense fortunes
uhotcd oousCcvtiyclg from distant relations, TOOK 10
che. Ing % o.. last resource for supplying hims II with
cash Beng dscoyred and the crime being aggravated
ty the most lgaR attendant circumstances, he was INST
dtpiyet O; his rank 'hambeTalni then. being .an
officer OF tie Imperial Army cashieed with nianY ana
sentenced 30 fso year, imprisonment Of the segerest
grade: this implies in irons However for causes incon-
prreus.bc 10 common mof7s, the Emperor tholgn it
10 remit ho 10 oncyearaGd even this term was
not passed il q cc bu IN comfortable room, where the
prisoner daily saw his friends st the expiration OF the
melted he Count sIeeaso, TO have
him aan arr sod for debit Returned TO prison. he asked
for physcau and the ConpAsln doctor asserted teal
the prisoner heal required be should prison and
20 the hospital Tie was removed ththc and I'VE hours
after he had disappeared Count kcscstadi Is very highly
related which accounts for the misplaced lenioncy shown
him by the Emperor But such acts Of clenency cause
ifceing especially rs in the present case the Individual
rroitir, bv them IS one who from his rare yilainy de-
scryos rahe. that his sentence should DO made in
stead Oi les severe.
Am rea NJ 20 tie army of the North il kept secret
possble Ia order 70 doubt TO prevent the Inefficient
state OF boh men and officers from becoming more public
" KNOWN None OF Tho kilograms from Beaedok
10 he authorities In Vienna are allowed 70
trarsrre But have learned that he wascenstany urg
ing tie upossity Of fighting with such troops and such
fsdes lie always said: Make peace for with such an
army We can do nothing"
viii flush my letter with gladdenng piece Of news.
For days past Of cholera has appeared in
Vienna.