The New York herald., 1870-01-10
AUS RIA.
Count Beust's Special Report CT the
III Condition Of the Empire.
Compliments to the Independent
Press OF America and
to Bismarck.

pOrtans ana highly interesting dispatches IRON ou
special correspondent IN the capital OF Austria
dated on the 2oih and 2lst OF December.
Erem Berlin to vi~nna-A Herald Special
Correspondents En- voyngc-In the Austrian
Capienl-Strcct Scenes and Firsr Impress
siens-Comat Dnesrs Notc-An Oniciai In-
sorview- National Ressons for Candid
Statement Free Amcrica-COunt Buest's
Comments in thc Herald ON Count Bissnarck's
Statements to lhe Herald.
4N VIENNA Dec. TO- 1882
One great statesman Of this Continent having
spoken - the world through your columns. thought
shat In orucr to crown the ediace' the readers OF
the IIsRALp should, ifpossible, have the advantage
or hearing what that other equally eminent states-
man would have to say Tor himself. Thus, with the
sb,sct OF c!viewIng" Count Buest your special
corraspon left Berlin Dy the night express aud
travelled 100 German miles--upwarIs Of 500 Ameri
can-reachlug Vienna late in the following night,
afier Journey OF twenty and odd hours We
found the old imperial city. OF which its inhabitants
aHy r.
There is but one Vienna,
N gay AZ ever; It's thoroughlares crowded by both
sexes. ana bussle which almost equals that Of
Broadway; stores OF the most elegant KIND, their
mxurlant show windows surrounded BY the curi0uA;
court ana arlstocratic carriages and even public
vehicles rushing over the excellent pavement at
vc06mt0L
the iull standard OF modern luxury anu splendor-
N short metropolis every In h of IL. .
VIII NEw YogK HERALD correspondent travel
SEQ miles out OF his to obtain which is likely
TO interest It's readers the great body OF the Amer
can people? No In such case he will not care ii
the distance Is 5000 miles; viii travel by ship rail
stage or on foot, and consider wear and tear and
expense as nothing II his elorLs are crowned with
success.
My first step was visit to the imperial govern
meDt Councillor Of state, whose very poite and
.'fer.ng letter was couched IN the following
terms:--
BY order Of his Excelleaoy USu9t Won Be"'' 80
Chancellor of Inc E'"" "a,
..ppned by letter, and in consequence
" Ui iae COMMUNICATIONS Kindly made " you have
S~~s nonor 10 iniurn you That whenever your WAY
should lead 10 TINS CITY his Excellcncy VIII sec you
with peasur, ana De glad to MAKE your PERSONAL
acquaintance.
Uncoward circumstances prevented this letter
reaching me promptly as ITS importance war
ranted, and the Count having Ia the meantime
started with the Emperor Francis Joseph via
Ruischnck and varna TO ConstaEtinople, my first
Impulse was to follow him, II needs be, TO Egypt.
Rejecting however, on sober second thought, how
falile had been my efforts on similar occasions TO
keep up with the speed maintained by royal travel
ers, say nothing OF the difficulty ofa stern chase
curbed my impatence and penned a note to the
above mentioned government councillor requesting
20 be informed Of a convenient time FOR the inter-
view directly the Count had returned.
Has reply, dated vienna, the 18th inst, to the
effect There present likelihood OF your wish
baahg complied Win, - acted upon US as the nnger
touch o the telegraph operator upon the KEY Of his
Instrument. With the speed or lightning made my
preparations for the Journey, ana mere am. and
have ready nad a most pleasant conversation not
n % Of ae les M s
Department an0 The rignt Gand OF the Chancellor
Now, may not the correspondent Of the new YORK
HERALD Dc allowed 10 ask himself the question and
also answer 1t whether or not he seems to have
come time propitious 10 ".nerview" one OF the
greatest statesmen living; whether or not the
AFFAIRS n Austria are sucn hat count Beust would
have leisure time consider IT dpr0pos and
columns oi the NEW YORK HERALD TO the word.
L must sincerely answer no. and no again. IL s
Dare.y necessary to recaptuate the grave reasons
which would warrant sucn refusal Here are
few OF tnevl:-
The cabinet Ministers do not agree among them
selves. Three, consisting OF tile PREMIER Count
1safe. Connt Potocki ana the Hon. Ar. berger, are
sad 10 have determined to resign. The otlier i've
Messrs. Glskra, hcrbst Piener, Hasner and Bres-
tel-nave drawn up memorial, which tney will lay
before the Emperor, ana make their stay In Oflice
dependent upon It's being accepted o. his Majesty.
Internal condict In neariy all the provinces, witn
mixed n2tonalitie5; no regularly organized 0pposi
tion, inside outside the Reiclstag. but wlld
chorus OF the most heterogeneous demands; yi0ient
attacks upon the throae speech; The ultra
1checks demanding tue establishment OF
the historical kinRdom OF Bohemia villa
tine charter oi 1885, tue moaei ate Tchecks caining
popular elections to tue Imperial Council tne Poles
IA ualcia unwilling 10 nave such elections. as III
that case they would oe outvoted oy tue hutnenes,
but demanding au.on0ny Tor Uacia, tnat they may
ere long MAKE wal upon Hussia, Ior sucn s SAID to
be Iner aim; TO re establish Poland the siovenes in
Krain demanding kngUom WIlcl has never before
ia that province, the utramontane party III
Tyro refusing military duty cut iie teir pro ,ince
where, then, can constitutional party or cabinet
mud programme 10 SATISFY All sections IL was
justly SAID to-day bf one vi tue Deputies III THE
RecDsratn that such an astemp, namely, To
SATISFY all, would surely result IN dissitis-
Ying AL, and The Minister. DR.. Giskra, had
no otner reply 70 gave than that all must
tion-thal he xnew no way which led aiongslde It,
behind l. o. ~ crook--only one straight way, and
Lual Consultation Itself. There yet, too, Is
the Dalinatlne uiilcuily TO be combated and what
seems most atalto your correspondents oberc Is
tue sudden resolve oI Tie Emperor 70 eave his pre-
Gent residence at OleD aud his expected arrival ere
to-ngat, wnlcu must ni.urai.y en9ross much OF the
Cnahceiors Time and attention. nevertheless we
keep up courage anu White awaiting wnat may be III
store fur Us nefc Will give some OF the views on
Austrian ajalrs SUCH as Obtained RON the loresad
hlp h o.icais who greeted me WIN extreme polite
ness and aifaDty, and free oil all bureaucratic st
wound openly converse with me on the condition
From their statements / CLEAN that Count
Beust this thoroughly giited dpiomdtlst, does not
employ his vasI power aud talents lii minule.y
aroIiDg sne government machinery or his empire Of
many kingdums. states natioaAiitle3 anu most
diversified interests, nor standing as nn engineer by
the safety vaye shiftlug It's weight according
cImsiances or iasLenAng IL DOWN now and then
altogether, put that NC connnes nlliseH 10 keeping
tt III motion, mercy sdpciIntcaulpR the regularity
OF Us worA aud ever wakeiu aud with lnLnltc skill
and patience lupfcatlng It's wheels wherever ne de-
tects the least irregulariLy AT the same time Is
CONSTANTLY oUsy III keeping OH all outside Influences
winch might Interfere Wtn Austria's progress set
ding dinicuiLIes between neign0olins states IN
Oruer AVOID Auslria becoming invoyei IN
their disscnsions--ln line, n we might hold on
70 the sInlie VI an enginc-he Is that engineer
always on duty, dong also The work OF greaser Oil
can In hand, 70 make everything WORK slnootu anu
easy. He notwithstanding, never pfetcnds " know
may Ultimately accomplish, nor will he he held
responsible 1t. All he wishes To attain Ia keep
Al In notlon and let 1t work out It's own destiny.
country or such vas. extent and resources must
develop i6elf by natural process and with this idea
tne counts saibuoieth Il: No hotoed culture; no
iroa III u1ctat.ng the road Austria Is travel anu
nu other. IL i5 one OF the great merits VI count
Beusb that he tius ac1nOwiedge5 VIII aud mind In
Lnuse governed carefully observes tue beatincs
oil tue public pulse does not stimulate or otnerwise
interfere With 1t, taxes cogn,lance of All sJmptoms
ltsIcns 10 AL Complaints, Weign9 tGelr Importance,
the nasi 4iLl Ienuiilsa