The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

BY NEXT season re shall be sbc TO journey vesna
% Milan. via Kafstsin. OF from Milan 70 PARIS wa
Muncn without change OF cars aud shall have fair
composition with the Mount Gents route which ~ siiii
served by dgences the engines for tho train rail-.
way turned out to be not powerful enough The see
merry by tbs Bremen route il incomI araby grender
Sucn mighty mountains, such masses 81 snow aud Ice
turesque villages and dizzy prscpies worth jour
Europe to behold while - miracle OF engineer
ing pluck AID skill railroad ranSs next 70 the Ia
nous Sommering route from Vienna "a Trieste.
or the wonder al changes and notifications OF
the Internal and ornal policy Of Austria TO shlch
have audeu this 10 ter bave not osen achieved with
streuu ous OPP 81 Baron Beust has mad % con-
tend with tho jealous and lreJudccd priesthood, the
jealous and prejudced aristocracy aud the stoidy or
tas genera, ;,rman character often he VAS not sure
OF his position from day 10 day. often rumors &srs
circulated about the streets anu bots made al the clubs
that he had resigned been gnomnionsly dismissed
But the Emperor likes him and has chung to him
iororn hope trusted him with shre~d prescieIce-
who shall say whichs and better ssll he has lad The
masses ~ the population on nus SIDE because = inc
OF liberty Thus the priests have beon beaten In
spite OF their int gues their insenulty and thor power
over the minds OF their communicates. and the ar's
tocracy has been beaten 10 spite Of It's hauteur lis e
tyrarnes and It's Hereditary hliberaiy. Baron Beust
knows how 4, conc late, but he how lght
and while he has held the confidence OF the imperial
family by the OF his PERSONAL qualities and
arguments he has not hesi,a,ed 70 throw down
the gauntlet to those old arlstocrst5 who
we're TOO preiadiced 10 bs pleased aud too
stupid TO be convinced Thus he has pushed all his
reform assures through the lower House aud will also
pass the constitution. which being debated
and he has done this with practically opposition
votes Now, however, comes The crisis TO which re-
ferted In a preceding paragraph. The upper House -
like the House OF Lords IN England, and viii Consent to
no Innovations except under some such terrible pres
that which forced the English lords adopt the
Reform bill against their wills, or as one OF them
phrased IL, against their conscicnces." Baron Beus
has met the emergency boldly, and under his advice
the Emperor is about 10 create sufficient number VI
life peers TO give the government msoriy for It's iee
raj measures. Several wealthy manuac urers will be
among the persons thus ennobled The means arc
strong but The emo jusdes them. his creation Of
peers gain majority has been done before 10 Eng
land but the side OF liberty II the plan sue
coed here the will be passed. the ccns-
Triton adopted, and free Austria will ext"sd 70 free
America friendly hand What then viii be the effect
OF tnis transformation upon the remaining European
despotismss What people need despair when the Aus
TRANS are freed? What ruler ''by divine night Will sit
comfortably upon the throne when he HApsburg
sharing his government with his peoples