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


PKUssIAN AGENTS ~ Observation-Disclosures
SPIRIT IN liz TYROf-swINDLlNG IN HiGh LIE
THE STATE OF THE Al srRlAS ARMY
FROM Our Special Conespondcnt
The different Diets are assembled throughout the En-
pire. That OF Lower Austria cous that there is no
timo 10 be lost-thst time now not merely money but
set 10 work az once and to-day begins tho
discussion on the address " the throne. The address
itself is already composed: bold pninspoken, clear
and fearless oXposOn OF the state OF the monarchy
with demand for the only remedy that can help TO re-
store confidence and thus alleviate the evils which weigh
upon the nation and mako IT helpless. Aher thanking
tho Emperor his recognition ofthe patriotism and deFo-
ton Of tho Inhabitants OF tho Ach-Duchy, and giving
assurance the Continuance Of the same feelings ausion
is made "a the journey Of the Emperor 10 alleviate thc
distress in tho districts visited by tie war IL goes on 10
say that spite Of the brilliant victories by sea anu land
In Italy the heroic courage OF the troops OF TIE Nosn
Army was still unable 10 prevent signal decat ana me
expulsion Of Austria from Germany. IL speaks OF tue
evils which, by the Diet and alluded 10 IN the
address ~ the last session. have come to pass IS was ore
told and adds that If the humapI result OF the war is
not alone 10 DO imputed 10 the allegiance OF Inc COnshn
tion-the Of members " the present Mnistyt sthl
6annot be denied that the disentons and increasing
Weakless which have shown themselves since that act as
well the bessn6s fecns'th has token possession OF
the population hayo been prohtcd Of by the enemies OF
Austria That the policy pursued has deprived tho coun'
try OF that very organ which, lin moment OF DANGER was
best calculated to inspire confidence to gvebehgn ana
In struggle for freedom call forth general rising 10
repel the aggressor go
The so much desired compromise with Hungary, TO at;
tain which the German and other provinces were deprived
OF their constitutional rights is not one step nearer ac-
complishment In spits OF the sacrifice which has been
made. Dependency and mstrust have, however grown
with rapid growth mstmst Of deedloss Government
that "untrammeled" pursued its fatal course Inc de.
sire Of tho Emperor to alleviate by generous gfs OF
money tho suforings Of tho population where the war
rsgcd is spoken Of with grateful recognition, but Is
not material help only which tho land and tho monarchy
il In need Of The necessity for collecting ana cohcen
trstng tho daily diminishing strength OF tho Umpire OF
giving life TO the industry Of the land aud Of awakening
belefin truly constitutional formation OF The STATE ana
thus giving confidence the future Ia what all the iath
full subjects Of yonr Majesty have in Wow; aud only an tho
most speedy restoration OF constitutional state Of things
do they see Of salvation and for attaining the pa
terna object Of your Majesty"
While tho representatives Of the people speak thus
openly while every day leading articles appear m the
Journals written with freedom not TO be surpassed IN
Eng and or America several small newspapers wero con-
dscated lat weOk Tor obs9rpons seamiHglY barmoSs'