The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-06
A U ST RIA.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of TINE HERALD.

Court and Cabinet Attentions TO the italian
Minister-Omcial Goodness Towards RUS
'sia-Russian Muster ON the Frontier and
tho Necessity OF q War-Is Hungary SIN.
ccrc e-Pica Of an Old Jcwess Made nm In
FAINT by Christian baptism, 90.
vienna, March o. 1857
Count Bara, the Italian Ambassador at The Court OF
Vienna. has several since his appointment
been made the recipient the signal favors Of the EN-
peror More particularly lately since the slight esnge-
which followed the affair OF the steamship rormd
able appears 70 have been the wish Of Francis Joseph
and Beust TO show much cordially possible towards
she Italian representative Twice public Barral has
been honored with close and pretracted
with the Kassr and the last redoute OF the carnival
the intimacy and freedom with which the two con-
versed the topic Of general remark during the
ing, and Of speculation next day In the journals It
appears 10 be the wish of the government only to
connect closely possible the alliance between the
empire and italy but also 10 lot the nation the good
understanding which exists and thereby gain the conn.,
dsnce which does mot feel in the state Of Aus
trias relations with foreign countries
Very different has been the reception which the Rus
sian Ambassador hes met with. He never popular
In Vienna aud the correspondence which followed
che appointment Of Gouchowski Governor Of Poland
has been remarked that The goodness Of The Emperor
towards him was most apparent Naturally hh overt
act OF disoourtesy not allowed 70 trouble The relations
OF this government with Russas representative. ssl the
polite sights With which no has lately met have not
escaped the notice OF the daily press or s crtcisms
Not later than the eth the leading liberal paper Of
Vienna contained paragraph audng 70 the GOODNESS
which existed between the Ministry and the Russian
Ambassador, and calling public attention to II as straw
indicating the way In which the wind blew. ssmi.
ohcis refusaton In general terms appeared next dav
but quite useless, quite needless as the fact NJ
denial being thought necessary only 70 prove that
abe GOODNESS spoken Of actually existed From two zen
tIemsn connected with the HRsALp who have ina,
passed through Vienna on journey westward from
Russia, learn that the feeling Of anrosty In that
country towards Austria 10 most intense; that the
government 70 Mt much trouble and dircuIty in
preventing the press from openly abusing Austria and
giving vent TO the feeling which generally aDaee the
Russian nation They inform me that judging from the
temper OF the people ana Of The prcss, and from the
careful wording OF all articles concerning Austria in the
Russian Official papers. well or from the language
of the army, no doubt 10 LEFT In their mind but that
must sooner or later break cut between the two
countries unless some very unexpected turn OF afan
takes place 1
The formation OF large camp on The frontier OF
Gacia and OF another also capable Of containing 0y
thousand men, the frontier Of the Danuban Princi-
pacs, has threatening aspect which cannot easily b
overlooked.
on my part can only say that " 10 the opinion OF
mot persons Interested In Austrian politics that nothing