New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-24
AUSTRIA
DISPATCH OF COUNT BEUsT RELATIVE TO THE
VISIT OF THE YICEROY OF EGYPT.

DISPATCH OF COUNT BEUsr RELATIVE TO THE
VISIT OF THE YICEROY OF EGYPT.
The following is the text of q circular dis
patch CONT BeUst forwarded the Austro Hungarian
representatives abroad relative to the voyage OF the
"VffNSA. June lo-The solourn Of the Khedve Of
Egypt at Vienna, having Deen IN hewspspers W. oes
tiVes Of his voyage wish by the present 20 give
you the means OF knowing the exact truth The Court or
Vienna while It received s guest with the greatest at
tentiOn, carefully safcguatded the legltimao suscep
bites the Porte. The rights and position OF the snze
rain Power have been established In the most explicit
manner by the presence OF the turkish az
Vceroy seemed TO think that the presence OF the sultan
representative but natural and 10 won The most
mertod synpathes by his attitude at once iu OF tact
aud All that has been said about pretended ne
gotlatlQns opened 10y tie Egypa ~ he
Is purely an invention The captuatlohs question h.s
been only touched upon 10 general terms 70 te CONVEX
Eatiops between the kbedve, Nubar Pacha ana COUNT
Beust The naturalization Of The Canal never was
alluded to- IL was only accidentally, ana without 9nSr-
wish Majesty the Emperor aud King should as;
slst at the inauguration OF the suez Canal Ihe E on
any political bearing Ii Is under that light that you aso
TO speak OF the facts in your conversation with TIE mem
"Dg BEUsr"
THE FOURTH or JULY IN yIESNA-sPEEcH OF MR.. JAr.
The Americans In Vienna dned together on Monday.
the 9Th Of July The dining hall decorated with te
American and Austrian flags. surrounding beautiful
portrait OF the Empress and OF President Grant aud
the table was adorned with howers The ladies' VINO
graced the assembage represented the families Of the
retiring Minister. Mr. Waits, OF the Consul Gen. Post.
aud Others welknown IN Boston aud New York. Among
the guests Messrs Webb, Fitch, John Guswoid'
FISH, Fischer, Mcbaes Graham. Herschel, Mr. aud Mrs
Crowninshied OF Boston smith lafee Gulterman lloyd
ter Gen Post, Mr.. Tiffany of Baltimore, Delagia'ne'
Yanderpool, Eaton, Leo Wolf, and MT aud MS Nn II
Field New York HIS frequency JoRn Jay vce r
dents Az the conclusion Of the dinner Mt Jay Ia pro-
M fELLow.C oUNTRYMEN. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN;
In rising 70 fun the duties imposed upon me by your
oOnn,s.ee, peg 70 con 'Vu ,otS IT, 49,.
charming city Of Vienna. We met To celebrate IN tho
yersary OF the birthday OF our Republic; aud
OF the ten thousand commemorative dinners that have
t e by az his moment TO- thank God that they
American citizens Meeting as We do In TIE very
heart OF Europe this anniversary appeals especially 10
pride Of country. II fluids Republic, which but
the other day European Cabinets believed to be nope
essy dissolved bound by bands OF steel from the Allan
tic y the Pacific lCheersl Instead Of growing small
until t reached the northernnost part of Alaska
Of the past the present and The future Of The Republic
without recalling the description Of its boundaries given
by enthusiastc but rather irreverent Yankee who
said 10 bounded the east by the Atlantic tho
north by the aurora borea ON the west by the settling
sun, and on the south by the Day OF Judgment Laugh
teri IL the seems eXtravagant take the picture drawn
tie In ssh '1 people john Bright IeheersI at a
time when some weTo rejoicing at what seemed
He said 81 have another aud brighter vision before
my 10 may be vision, but VAL cherish it eco
unbroken line TO the glowing SOUTH and from the Wild
pillows Of the Atlantic westward to tho calmer
people and one language aud one law aud ono
and refuge for the oppressed of age ana 81 every
cline" lAppausel But whatever may be our iutnfe
boundaries. the Republic % stands Is more hrnlly
blsed vigorous and more united than ever before,
and throughout 49, broad extent there s hark God.
universal freedom, without mastera ana without slave.
Cheers The toast which / am 90 Offer you has
been drank for nearly % yearsnce The adoption OF tho
tonstitutOnthe FIRST person. whom 10 honOrrd being tho
father Of his country. The toast brings to thoughts
similar TO those which u must have brought 10 auees
tors the last century when u associated with tho
name OF Washington. IL recalled 90 them the ~
the Revolution. lt recalls to the battf-helis
OF the south, aud that CYcutful conference aG
AppomaioA between Grant and lee when tue Generals
and 80 brayey took each other by the hand, aud
thcnccfOrh friends and fellOWCtiLers ~ The Re-
public. tApplausc.l 10 Is certainly for Inc, IL
needless Tor any one. To pronounce culogy upon
Gen. Grant The American people have oppressed thrr
appreciation Of his services by placing him The chan ~
Washington. give you" The President OF uIo Uultrd
States The whole company aud received the toast
with three cheers waving OF handkerchief and groat