The New York herald., 1867-02-28
BONE MIA.


German Feeling ON tho Fall Of tho BcIcredi
Cabinet In vienna-Racc Distrust and De-
Iusions of tho Cxechs- Ia varian ElectiOns--
Parliamentary Partics-An Important APP
PRAGUE, Feb 10. 1857
The truth Of the assertion made fow weeks ago,
that the BeIcred Ministry totterng 10 les fall
and suddenly proved than had anticipated
myself. Count Beicred has now plenty Of leisure time
reflect ON the falacy Of his Idea that II Schmerling
could have ruled without the czechs for Ave years he
nigh, he able govern without the support OF tho
Germans long. Our city was thrown into great
citcment BY the OF his fall But although the
adhercnts Of the February constitutional g. the Ger
mans-had wished his fa his dismissal in the present
moment has not satisfied them. Tho confusion no had
caused should have carried TO it's end by him. and
he should have boon allowed TO withdraw and leave
It hts before II resolved In natural way
At all events hts fall spared the world the plteous spec
tacc Of an Austrian Parliament assembling In German
city without ono representative Of the German people,
The Germans full cf hopes although they do not
cxut yet, they by means quito Of their
expectations being fully answered I'VE not dcsir-
OF being always In the opposition" says the Ger
man PAPER this place; at Is not the strife serve
but the cause. But wo arc too mindful OF tho many
bticr lessons received TO seize tho first favorable
opportunity Of induging in multitude Of hopea Ono
simism prevailing everywhere in Austria hsa, by the
new Of tho government. received severe
shock, while nbroad the hopes OF consolidation Of
Austria have been miscd."
But the Czechs! They are frantic with rage NJ the
events OF the week. How the gay frostwork OF
their dreams dissolved Now they threaten the gov
ernment with intent Of initiating tho example set by
the Hungarans and think that by and by
insisting upon their pretended medieval rights soon TO
Guido the Hungarans; hcn they say the voice Of tho
Germans win have died away in the wind Their pa.
pers declare all such Czech deputies will enter the
Parliament for the aud Kingdoms on this side
Of the Letha ITO be traitors aud give them up TO tho
OF the Czech nation" Their latest attempt at
alarming the government Is that they pretend that
Bismarck, seeing the utter impossblity Of keeping up
the present state Of things In Saxony intended TO
Saxony, and to Indemnify the King OF saxony for his
loss by procuring HIM the kingdom OF Bohemia. for
which purpose q new war should be entered upon by
Prussia They give to understand that now the Czechs
had longer any interest in the existence Of Austria
which hencsforward would DO ruled by the Gcrmsns
In future they would only for the interests OF the
Czech nation, without considering those Of the empire
But In spite Of all these hollow phrases and dcclsma.
tions have great to suppose that In last
moment they will not hesitate 10 enter tho great mpe
rial Parliament and they do not nobody but they viii
The elections for the Bohemian Diet now being Al IN
end form correct idea Of how the next Diet
will be composed The elections OF the great landed pro
petors were favor Of the high tones hence the op
poncnts Of the constitution will have maorfy OF eigh.
COUvoueutS majority
For however unnatural alliance OF the high tories and
the clergy on the hand and the democratic Czechs
ON tho other may appear they agree in p,nt viz
the dislike OF the constitution the former because they
are averse 10 any constitution whatever ths latter
because they think u to be obstacle to thcr esab
lsbinQ an Independent national State, In which they
would have the supremacy over the Germans whom
they could then oppress 10 their hearts conteat In
the Arrt pars OF tho last session the dler-
ant Thcn the majority Of the great landed PROJECTORS
ware adberents OF the constitution, 90 that the Gomans
vera IN The majority There but few who gathered
about cunts Clam. Martnitz and Leo Thun. the father
of our "Concordatv with Rome But from the very mo-
ment Count Belcrcdi appointed Governor Of Bshc.
mia their number increased When he entered the Mn
isry and the constitution was suspended Dy MIN ne
change in the members elected BY tho great landed po
pretor was complete Many who till nov had hcstsnd
TO turn reneQades opcny declared themselves enemi
TO the Constitution think that IN tho race OF suoi
the present will not hesitate 10 propo
70 the imperial Parliament bill BY which all the PRIV
leges of the nobility TO separate representation
the Diets will be aboshed for is II not monstrous ina
four hundred and fifty great landed propretors snouo
return almost many members for the Diet az na tne
population OF the whole countrythat ~ two and one
halt millonsf Indeed there In rumor that baron beus
| really intends TO put an end tothis injustice.
~ rroiessor Hasnsr has been appointed Minstcr % ruo
o instruction Hasner member Of the late Bohemian
Dies ana native Of this province, who had Doen en-
gagged teaching oil his life II not only an accomplished
schoar but also man OF liberal and enlightened princ.
uss Fron un We may sAfsy expect those rsfSrna q