The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
AUS TRiA.


sarian COinage-COunt Ch0rinsky Super
seded-A New Statthalter for Trieste-Ans-
trinn Scientific Expedition to Aden-A Meet
ing Of Poles Prohibited.
VIENNA, August s, 1868.
| The Hungarian Diet Is engaged in series of ami.
mated debates the bills brought in by the Ministry
for the organization OF the army and the militia.
The Ministers and the Deak party support these mea-
sures, which go to preserve the unity OF the Austro.
Hungarian army Internationally. Baron Eotoos
Count Audrassy, Francis Deak and Paul Sornslch
made four powerful speeches against the policy OF
introducing the principle OF dualsm into the army.
Perczel, Ghiczy and DIsza, OF the moderate left,
argued the contrary principle So has General
Klapka, who is on most questions a faithful
member of the Deak party. On the present
occasion he will give his vote for the Ministerial
measures, but only on the ground that these
are to be voted for ten years, at the end OF
which time, If not before he hopes that Official and
public opinion in Vienna and on this side Of the Lit.
tea will have changed rs to look with more favor
than it does at present upon separate Hungarian
army which General Klapka contends will be bet
ter defence to the monarchy than Hungarian regi-
ments enrolled under the imperial banner and form
ing part Of one centralized imperial army
The extreme left, led by NJ Madarasy the friend OF
Louis Kossuth, denounces the Ministers and Franz
right laughs at their defamation and appauds Gen.
era PercZe rs he renews his attacks upon Kossuths
character and craftsmanship.
If the principle of dualism is not yet recognized In
the War ONCE, it is in the mint. Hungary has now
got coinage Of her own, or the commencement of
one. The Hungarian edition of the new ten and
twenty kreuzer pieces, which are to supersede the
present fractional currency now in use throughout
she empire, are already in circulation. On the OBJ
verse they bear the Hungarian arms over which
two angels hold the Hungarian crown. Under the
arms appear branches of laurel, and above the
crown there is an inscription in the Hungarian Ian.
guage, which means 'imperial royal small change"
On the reverse side appear the value OF the COIN the
date and the name Of place where stamped the
whole surrounded by wreath Of laurel The new
COINS to correspond, which will shortly be issued
from the Vienna mint, nave not yet made their APP
The onlcal gazette of the Cd of the month con-
tanned n decree removing Count ChOrinsky, the
father of the wiiemurderer, from his place as Staff
halter OF Lower Austria. The removal is accom-
panied by o graceful Acknowledgements OF Count
Chorinsky's loyalty to the and services the
empire. As Count Chorinsky acted more In the
spirit of nineteenth century father than In that OF
Brutus towards his guilty son, his removal from
one OF the most important administrative posts in
the empire seems to me to be only a tardy recogn-
ton OF what Is due to good taste. new Statthater
has been appointed for the trOublous city and terri
tory of Trieste vice Baron Bach superseded. The
new apppolntee Is Lieutenant Genera! Morlng.
The Austrian expedition which has for its object
the observation Of the total eclipse OF the which
win take place on the 18th of August has probably
by this time reached its destination which IS Aden
on the coast OF Arabia. The astronomers engaged
at the observatory OF this city maintain that the APP
preaching eclipse VIII be the most interesting, in
scientific point OF view, which has taken place,
will take place, during this century. Dr. Edmund
Weiss, OF the observatory, IL the leader Of the eXpe
dton ana will observe the corona. DR.. Theodore
Oppolyer the son Of the famous surgeon, will OBJ
serve the protuberances while the naval officer, j.
Rlha, who has gained reputation In the scien-
tnc world in consequence OF his observations OF an
point, VIII attend to the phenomena connected with
the spectrum.
The Democratic Association, of Lemberg, the CAPT.
tai OF Galica, or Austrian Poland, advertised meet.
ing for the purpose OF choosing delegates 10 attend
the ceremony OF the uncovering OF the monument
which has been erected by Polish emigrants in Zu.
rich to the honor of the heroes OF the confederates or
Bar he first war for Polish independence which pre-
coded the first partition broke out Just ,one hundred
years ago. for some reason other not yet explained
the governmental authorities In Gacia forbade
this meeting, but the prohibition has had a very bad
effect the public opinion in that province and con-
tributed somewhat 70 dampen the growing sympa
thies of the Austrian Poles for the new order Of
things In West Austria.
Adjournment of the Hungarian Dlet-Denth Of
Prince Gasarin and His Son nj Ischl-Sad
Accident by Drowning.
VIENNA, August 10, 1863.
The Lower House OF the hungarian Diet adjourned
for 1--WE weeks on the sth inst. Its last act was to
pass the Army and Militia bills and to vote 4s 900
recruits TO the Imperial army Tor the present year.
The test division on the Army bill was 1872 against
81 votes. Thus the Deak party have held well to-
gether TIL the last, in spite OF the forebodngs OF a
split In their ranks often uttered by the Pes
smists.
At the Alpine watering place OF Isch, In Upper
Austria, where the Kaiser and Kaiserin are now
staying, a sad accident has deprived the Russian
Prince Gagarln and his eldest and only son
Of their lives. On the evening OF the Sd inst.
the Prince and his son, youth about fifteen
years OF age were in the bed OF the Red
ten brook, picking up stones therein The
boys tutor and the Princess Gagarin were on the
pair were standing were opened, and down poured
the rushing waters carrying with them the blocks
OF wood and trunks OF trees which were being noated
down the stream. There was time left the I'M
happy pair To escape, and whether they were
drowned OF Killed by the blocks OF wood cannot be
told. The tutor endeavored TO save his pupil, but
was hurled back on 10 the bank. The bodies OF the
father and son have been found and are now on their
way TO st. Petersburg. The Corpses showed marks
OF heavy Commissions from the wood. The Emperor
ana Empress have taken great interest IN the un-
happy wife aud mother, who now lies IA precarious
state
The blow will not he lghtenei by the fact that the
Princess GaRarln was once an actress that the Prince
has left viii, and that the Princess relatives
gard the Princess with dislike because OF her birth
and former profession.
IRELAND.