The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
AUST RIA.
OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.

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Maxiniiiian in a Bad Position at H0me-Th,
! Alliance Of Austria. France and Ituly-
Ministerial Concentration of Powerful,
HanGartans, Germans and ScIaves Pleased
Course Of observation-disclosures Abroad
The Eastern Question-MnrriaGe Alliances
Between Arist0crncy and the Ssage-A
Royal Italian Engagement, &c.
vienna, Feb. %, 1867
learn that the correspondence sgnalized having
taken place between Macmillan and his brother is
at the time stated my belief must be- entirely apocry
phal the rumor OF it's existence reached few Of the
papers here who alluded to in careful tcrms but have
since dropped the subject with statement Of its I'M
trustworthiness Indeed, bore that on the face Of It.
The general belief exists here that since Maxfnisn
changed his mind lately, and instead Of coming home
determined to remain In his empire, he has lost
supporter and friend he formerly had in this govern
ment; he need not look for any assistance VIII at
ever be Il moral or other for any may perform
With the people he remains great ever
but his relatives have given him up as an obstinate
| hayward and caprcious fool.
Baron Beust is at last complete master Of the ssuaon
and no ono can deny the ability he has shown in work
ing himself into the position. BY master Of the si,ua-
ton II must not be understood that he has The destiny Of
1 the empire at his disposal that be
| reconcile the hostile nationaltss composing it.
| Far from IT, Austria, although the path
towards improvement, still letters fsebly, and
F! has succeeded in placing himself uncompromisngly.
without the shadow Of rival to annoy him. and with
fear Of competition from Others al The head OF Aus
trian affairs He is without doubt uncertainty, the
oracle by whom all led, tho dictator whom all obey
The ministerial crisis which ded N Belcredi's dotnis
sion and the nomination Of mr. Beust 10 the highest
place in the Cabinet, has founl approvers in all parts
| and nationalit,es OF the empire
is needless TO say that the hurgarans pleased
l ~ Nrty ,otf4 tho
Saxon Prime Minister paw cd the way for the under
standing which exists bet themselves and the
government al Vienna The eierrans pleased at his
monty alton because of tsemscves and because
they feel that II he has temporarily exalted the
Mag var the German element matters viii
| onl temporary one, managed with copsummate
SIX Ill., attain other ends not ys. revealed 70 the public
ecredi at any price An old fayore Of theirs he has
ALLEN into d,srepute BY b,s hly sIsiyng waversg
matter Of wonder that whsn asking for chanoehcr
suqae for Bohemia ansy should have NAMED nm
ioce that their in thai partcuarwas mover granted
them The Diet meeting m Agram were fortnight ago
ing IN his attempt reconcile tho Magyars, but since
The object has been actually gained they have passed
oa II Confidence In the Austrian leader and promul-
gated among the other Sciavic Diets their desire that
they should join With the head one Asrana in support
ng mus |. WI appear that the three dominant nation
ates OF the empEe,he Mssyars me Germans and INC
which has placed the head Of the cabinet anc
immoasuraby strengthened the position and ncrcaset
nes,v sects Of the empire are concerned little matters
e what they may think, seeing tia, unanmiiy IN u.
: adverse one expressed by them. sun il is some
: thing TO be able to say .ha, the Poles ar
resvl, and that the Ruthimans even of the proync
\, OF Gaiiicia think iha, all y for the best y VIII
readily v ss osery increased and Thai any suoss
r quen, change made in the Cabinet will only 20
susnarisrs from taking oice he enjoys the most pei
We confidence Of the Emperor and even the Empress
mother although . bigoted Roman Catholic and u
=. now bitterly opposed to Beust, Is said to be comn
round and soing with The current Of popular opinion
os creation Of Beorcdis, will be given up useless
,y II got up for the purpose Of oy epreseI
state Of the relations With Hungary but those rsl
OF tons are satisfactory and rs the Germans hn
~ the unconSu,iona extraordinary Diet, Two stron
% motives for It's abrofaon have led TO lie being null
o. | 6ed will never meet but instead meeting
limited Rcchsrahs, after the manner Of the Fcbruar
pateut will be called together
s This again although dispeases the sclaves bring
ha TO the two latter can easily overrue the grun
~ bling OF their Bohemian compatros An understand
i'm ! pulling in tho direction will tend to draw 4
orr sether the German aud Hungarian deputies an
W strengthen the newly formed ties OF friendship.
With foreign countries Austria relations becomin
satisfactory, for, IL with Prussia the negotiations
coming treaty OF commerce have been broken or
nd s only account or the nsufciency Of the pow,
re- vested in the commissioners and which forced them
On retire their capitals for further inslruc
~ and larger margins 10 treat TO meet again an
settle the squabbe wks duty Austrian vine ente
my Ing Prsaan territory should pay, and what tax shonl
~ DO mulc,ed Prusssn wool s;uns entering h
The Emperor Napoleon 10 stated to DO reIoiccd al II
- new accession 70 power Of Baron Bcust In whom
de- places Is said much reliance and 10 whose treatmcI
ON Of the Oriental question he concdes
or with Italy the relations are excellent notwithstanding
the already well known affair OF tho Formidable: III
officer in charge Of the battery which fred on Italia
Il commission, and thus satisfied Official justice But
no this government believe that be only fired the unucs
through Of ZEAL and from OF prope
M. Judgment and that his family were in measure Deepen.
re- cnt on him for support he will receive The pensio
IS, which would have fallen TO him had he served 70
M s satisfied and the Italians have grumbe
n the rapidly with which the matter taken up an
. disposed OF BY the Austrian government
IN III speak OF the well founded rumor OF France
Te Austro- italian alliance, shall know, only serve
IN confirm prior intelligence the effect which mi
before now have reached you II is rather exlraord
:, nary, and should certainly have some weight in n
BALANCE Of s.s we aSrs n o.
governments on the Oriental question should have our
10 publication in the thrst capitsls on the same da
To- srong here that such arrangement has been mad
d. aud that the conclusion o. u between France and
~ Vienna N the latter psrs Of Decsmber last
Der The Nne Free pSes speakine Of the alliance, A.
s drawing attention to the feet o. US announeemsnt ben
In paper Florence whose sources OF inlormau'
we're usually considered Official, states that the has
arransement made with Hungary may be Get down a.
py result Of this governments determination 70 take an
tive part IN the Inevitable evenuslties IN the East =
means o. recovering by the force and glory o. success
pie nLm raor which s,suaysd some Time ago 70 Il
aly enee That Ar Beusi Of bringing about
AZ S,ss ~ turkey with tho idea Of taking part IN ~ al
the gary which he know was his governments intente
no. 70 Keep n soodfsith. can only remark now III
la peror and his advisers really intend 10 give The Maya