The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-12
A U ST IA.
OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE,

DfHximilian's Position and Profound InteraoB
Respectinx Mexico What II Said Of the Ex.
Emprcss' Illness Max Likely 90 Have n
Crown mt HOme-The New Minister Of For
eign Anairs-The Rothschilds to- Move from
Frankfort 70 vienna, &c.
VIENNA, Nov. Is 1855.
the profoundss emotion was created In Vienna on
receipt Of the news thea IL was the intention of the
United States government to support efectuay the
Juarez faction In Mexico MaxmilIans return has for
some time past been looked imminent. but Il was
always hoped be might have opportunity Of returning
gracefully while q would soon that ahop, step and
. lump wore all the means ien him for exit think
that from the commencement the affair has been looked
on o. wild scheme hero the probabilities Of IL success
depending solely the victories Of the South. MAXI
milan who great fsvorite Is p,tied for the position
he has placed himself in, but blamed fsr an ambition
which has always been prominent feature In his char
acter.
There are stories in circulation which ascrbe the En-
press Carlotta's "feigned" madness TO preconcered
plan between tho imperial spouscs arranged for the
pose Of giving Max preext for returning homo These
are only wicked scandals Of course; there be no
truth In thom. but mention what Is said an index
Of popular opinion. may also say that thee are Ter-
sons here who state that another abdication soon
place. favor OF friend Max aut there Is no doab
that such thing would hnd great favor with majesty
OF the Austrian people
Baron Beusts nomination, the bare mention OF which
ak weeks ago created such excitement in Berlin and
Vienna is accepted with but very few commentsby
tho Austrian press and meets with still loss mento, In
foreign Journals. The opinions ms TO the foreign poIcy
II Is expected he will nnugurae by no means stint
lar nor hear that unanimiy of expression as
10 the righteousness OF the Emperor choice, which I'm
mediately followed the frat whisper Of the ex-sason
Minister'S vocation. The people have had time
for reflection since his name was first brought forward
t.tas .toVs nttua aruf ntfp
time for politicians think his past career, stldy
his political ifc and Judge OF his future from the past
As be imagined, the reflections arrived at are 'ery
dissimIlsr, but the greater numbers look on 1t nth
favor while Others who not enthusiastic in taeir
worship Of the statesman, accept his nOmination
circumstances. Besides those persons who depressie
Bcusts election acroun OF his foreign birth, uere
H. also large party Including men Of all the mathematics
Of the empire who DO very great cvn
dence In the Minister'S political probiy strength OF
~bch he threw on he allegiance 10 ssIony 70 adept
| once a. an Austrian In Austria seems a. an argument
with this party who also bring forward Beusts ssi,
known want OF seadnsse In the past lax principles and
also hs faulty private career man who since hisna-
joriiy has been epcumbered with dsbta who notvth.
generally held. does mot think worth Sis white !. rid
himself honoraby Of FOSTERING credtors cannot Expect
obtain y political pci1, Of VIEW The cona q
| An anecdotc Of Bcust which know to be well
founded may servo 10 explain the mans private chsac
Ter When he resigned his position - Prime Mnis Of
| wuremberr some prominent men Of that kingdom boVht
near Drcsdeu handsome private property whIci'w
presented 10 the Baron token Of their esteem. Wen,
however, he down take possession OF IT, he fnnd
n already In the bands Of some balifs, who held BY
direction OF . banker In Dresden 70 whom Beus was
deeply indebted l believe the debt was paid AMI the
property handed over 70 him unencumbered. bufthat
does not change the moral 10 be drawn from the fa4s
Tho oft contrsdcted report that the Frankfort IDh-
schds bad determined 70 leave that city since its s1u
son by Prussia NJ last receives undoubted confirmation
from tho fact that petition signed BY Baron Roth ild
and bis two sons Nathaniel and Solomon, lies hore
| the Common Council Of Vienna, requesting pcrmD Sion
OF that honorable body for the rich merchants 6te
| IN Vienna and become citizens OF the city.
Another report, not 30 well founded the preceding
one, 10 again going the rounds 10 the effect that
Victor Emsnues son has applied FOR and receive the
hand Of the Archduke AIbrechts daughter, char9ne
young girl Of eighteen. II appears that the Arci4uks
has been spoken 10 the subject and that thspniy
answer that could be obtained from him 10 the rect
that hIs daughter was q liberty V choose whoushs
| pleased.
The Remington rife has been dennitivsiy sdoptf by
| the Austrian government Numerous persons bere
avm the contrary. but am informed BY Mr.. Pad the
agent for The gun, that orders for the supply OF the
have already bssa received.
The Debt ~ the Kmpive-A Cieemy Exobit.
| The Austran Public Dsss Commissioners bavxpub-
lshsd In The vissaa 0esos assnsut Of the tos dsb'
Of tbs empire on she sosh q yuss lsee The 4urss
show v smsaas V ASH AL tss asnns Qwo fssat ans