The New York herald., 1871-11-10
AUS TRiA. .

AUS sNih. .
Resignation oil Connt uohr What WI,
Follow s-Tac Empire ia Need ot 81 tis-
narcik-A Suspicious lu,cryiu~.
VIENNA, Oct H. 1871.
To-day, about noon, learned that Count Holen.
war; had given in his resignation, and that the En-
peror had accepted It, When His MAJESTY decided
upon ACCEPTING Beust's programme Hohenwart had
his mind already made up. lie, however asked
time 10 submit the proposed answers to the Bohe.
nian address to DR.. Reger and Count Clam MART.
nt1, the leaders OF the Czech party. II IL needless
10 say that these gentlemen round tie Bcust pro.
Sramme quite unacceptable. This left Hoheuwart
no otheI alternative than resignation.
ASPECT or AFFAIRS
And now comes the great question, What VIII FOL
low Already IL is stated that Baron Auersporg, a
German and constutlonalist--in other words
almost the opposite pole or Hohenw,rt mas been
caled upon 10 form new Ministry. ! don't think
Il will be At all prudent Thing to subject Austria 70
the shock which would be involved in such n com.
plete and sudden reversal Of policy. Let me first
illustrate by familiar example the way things
stand. Suppose the for home rule hea become so
loud in Ireland that English statesmen found It no
longer possible to drown II TO he deaf TO IT. sup
pose that English Ministry was formed which for
months told the Irish daily that they would assuredv
get nome RUE; suppose, that lie leaders OF The
irish people had been actually called upon To draw
up a detailed plan OF tho future relations between
the two countries; and, finally, suppose that after
al thls, alter these months OF negotiation, OF dis
nusslon, OF Wellounded hope, the whole policy OF
England was changed, that tho phlo-irish Ministry
suppose al TINS, and you have s0mc tdea o. what .t
Is now proposed 70 do IN Austria. Hoheawart ought
TO have been stopped earlier or to have been allowed
TO proceed the whole way; Us II H. he has neon al
lowed to 60 so far that return has becoine almost
not very likely that they VII ahate thcir claim
aney WIN thus he thrown back upon tneir o,d tao.
Congress, and thus the government of the country
VIII as before have TO be carried on BY Que race,
entre difficulty. Up TO few days ago The cSeche
appeared 10 have every chance OF success Under
nns, 5SsS re me eeras r,ovea
Ihus Austria may be in tic very plelsIut po.iiion
q S. havns nCo9dy % to sgls, SUPPOSE
we are 70 have EeSctitioa Of the old old story.
an1 nriven 'ss s.sce have y Weary waing, boeh
Ssa a'S Ten Hen W TseSe ol alS 2 rla 0e9 ali
Attempts TO reconcile Il. Austria IL really sey much
IN want OF . Bismarck.
The political circles OF Vienna, but Stni more the
pohtica circles Of Hungary, have been Shrowp into
considerable excitement BY On Interview W.ich mas
ust taken place between two soyere'gns-to vii,
lhe Young Primo Of sorvia and the Emperor OF
Russia. Thc car Of al the Russias, rs your readers
are already aware, is az this moment on visit TO
The Inoss sonthcry portion Of his doulnions. Thus
,sries-for II Is welt known that all Turkey Chris
nan depcudencles ooS upon Prussia as their Natural
receive a VISIT nut Hungary is in Il rury; Tor the
Magyar regards the Russian as his uStural enemy,
sns osa sSs %Ra ibsa fsp s E2 "M "M "inas hSs
Of this iaprIoch lIseat between serva and Eus5iaf
THE EASTER. QUESTION,
In discussing all questions With regard 10 tie
eonslderation-ihe party Of tie n-soavi:ts. Now,
serva would by this party De one DAY Incorporated
with Russia, whle The governing race in Hungary
the Magyars win most Violently oppose any such
measure; foi thereby the scave Is strengthened and
the strength of the Scave Is the weakness OF The
Magyar. Hfac tliD .achIvn.9 With regard TO the
Emperor cf Russia.
tOup, Bcusi-s Circ.ler Regarding tn. Gas-
,eiu and SaIxburx i.teisiew..
The text OF Count Beusrs Circular 10 mo Austrian
diplomatic agents explanatory Of The Gasteln ana
eaizburg Interviews appears In the Jo'@aG7 dcs
Detdts OF tue 25th ult. The document = daied SEP
sember r. 1871 and says:-
a ,,, ySs lave ssFFsS from he sgEsoT
Y order % snlpte TIE Emperor William his passsss
oys4su ss a ps anr rs 1 Y Ta ~ @ @ q & @
tsss The complete restoration q tle former relations
en shs .a i,s y d; ;'S Td
as,. when 'se ~ crasn1.a o qerags wss d9sl; ,l
. sp fact: an m nPsrt,nee s shouG ts ar6uod rSrI an
s be- Gse @ a y = ese o zane a s % g. not e1re
and @ Ss se be so pS % S T y ne, 1ey %
surprise that has teen PREPARED and sros Psn has
eseSsaeed between the Cabinets Berlin vtenna lie
month December last and the pfosramn3 which laid
before the cgacn, os the AusroHun empire con
form tho basis OF position toward otter
Slater, The meeting OF the sovereigns AMI their Ministers
but smIle of the line u conduct then
With the approval OF ALL There therefore not the
sghsa ground f0c uneasuess seeing that our position
exactly thc same !, i before the i5efyew, tsye
equal pleasure in stating that the Iou TO which those
nervews rtso hay. produced results which cannot
bat regard as yery Satisfactory TO ourselves and IS t'
au Cabinets which, ike dc.irnus
The peace OF Europe s.ed upon sold basis. only
have Interview with Prince Bsnsrcs evident
sincere desire to contribute g The s,tenghcniny Of the
general peace and TO prevent u. revival q Irritating qres
lions which might disturb Il; but fnrhcr, they have
enabled recognize s perfect identity Of views
future relations The absence Of ~. contct 81 IN
the utility In short and the facility OF prelainsry
understanding upon all political qrestons sld q this mad
they have served to establish persons relations Of real
and mutual confidence Presented thus u their true nght
the meetings ol he Sov.Tesns and taeiF Gar lIom
anordng for suspicion ofer 20 all Europe ne
guarantee peace Be pleased 10 neglect no opportunity o
removing erroneous Impressions tending either 70 cast
doubts Intentions 10 represent wnat pes Ntd
ss of . osiNrf lo sice umbTaGs 70 other Gsninrts