New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05
AUSTRIA.
MAXINILIANls FrNrRAL,

Our SPECIAL Correspondent
VIENNA, Jan. 10, 1868.
1t is the fashion to say that the Vienna
Carnival the gayest in the world One of the
industrious gayey of this here the memorable
law Of the mode that Orbds any dancing before the day
of the Three Kngsthe 9Th OF January. Until that day
Society stands about in its salons with somewhat vague
intentions ices and says Bon sOr comment decOusf
This the law Of Vienna lie until the day OF the Three
Royal Personages has dawned and faded into the short
Austrian twilight Then there begins sound of revolry
and good sound IN It's way Is produced by the
sTs From this night to Ash wednesday morning Vienna
does nothing but dance. The Journals contain IN the
night and nobody thinks worth while to advertise any
thing but tho balls for tomorrow night;
They a hearty good natured people. They come to-
geher and dance for the fun OF IT, They have very mex
cents uhk OF that when you pass Lord Tag lors and
wear them III they change Their skin. as the
Ethop may not, then benzine them into new
lease of usefulness. Nobody has any money. The
treasury is bankrupt The army Is out at elbows;
like people. They work for week TO get means for
days enjoyment. They love their country and their
they Many starve More die oS tubercles but have
had good time while they lived, and the Hghworthy
tits symptom OF their kindness OF heart, Therefore
that they in the very flesh and bloom of their
Faschng 10 interrupt for two days their festivities and
1nnketings while dead Prince is brought home TO rest
with his ancestors 1t only the dancing they lose
Bnt the owners of halls and tho blowers through brass
and the workers in Md and the cOnec0neTs Of tooth
hIcb NOT nconSideTabe for their small means Tie
theaters are closed and nothing festive than drges
has been heard the street for two days Harlequin
and ColumDine have put Grape over their motley and
spangles You would think that pair OF Lenten days
got lost in the wild weather. and stfayed untnety
Into the Kaiserstadt.
The exgences OF court etiquette have long delayed the
solemn ceremonies Of the late Archdukes burial You
remember how long IL that MT Lerd de TtJada
gave up TO Admiral TegethO all that was LETT OF the
pnncey Hapsburg More than two weeks ago the nag OF
The Novara dropping halfnas hOated by the watch
towers Of Ghxaltar Last week the hearsefgae sailed
into the harboT Of POla TO wait till all ready at
Trieste for the landing Of the sarcOphagas.
Macmillan was very popular at Trieste Here he had
tpent most OF bis manhood. His ful activity and his
somewhat vague liberalism here NEST displayed IN
his high patronage OF works Of public benefit. On the
b that us into the Adriae the left ae you sail into
the magnificent harbor, stands his palace OF Miramar
gagsng its symmetrical beauty In the blue waves below.
II will be many before tho thought Of the Imperial
reaehery that lured his dreamy ambition that
QuilEsoe will perish from the minds of simple PEG
pie loving all princes naturally, had substantial
reasons for personal kindness for this one.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Trieste very general The
Government, OF course neglected means 70 add dig
nity an1 s0iemnity the ceremonial convoy OF the
dnest shps the Austrian navy wac made ready and
sent 10 accompany tho Hovara from Pola. They were
ali painted black and profusely decorated with embems
Of BlournnE The public buildings decked in this
heavy Official afiicOn But, what was more touching
the shops the citizens and the novels of the
poor al expressed in cheap black hangngs the general
regret for the aIQiable Prince.
On the evening of Wednesday, the 18TH the procession
% the funeral entered the harbor the Eovara
leading with her oRht OF dead royalty. Late night
abe young Arehdukes Charles Louis and Louis Victor