New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
FOREIGN MAIL GLEANINGS.
THE CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.

| COUNT DECST EN'IAlNS lHis kcolL Ut mo
| ADMINISTRATION.
| Count Hcust sent q circular in French, on
the 10th ut 20 TIE representatives Of Austria Abroad
Informing them Of his resignation. In this circular 10
Gays that the emperor has relieved him OF his functions
III the most gracious MANNER. and appointed Nun Lp's-
saGOr in London that the causes OF his resignation arc
Of purely personal character. In 10 way connected
with either the hone the foreign pocy OF tho Mon
archy. Called 10 power the T"Tow OF catas er0pho
which had impe.!cd the existence OF the Empire. Court
Bcust VS. he fastened to draw ~ in his circular DIS
patch Of the ,st November G the programme By means
OF which he hoped to triumph. the difficulties home
nnd foreign. which TIE passnism a that tc praya';
a. in .uriuoultable. r las renamed faithful - that
programmed tie fac Of peace Inch ho displayed with
innate battle - sad"wa lie las firmly hold on high With
out and without rcpr";ch and that flag was IN"
struggle which shook the Continent ad disarhe! ~"
Mon rely co:ldi 10 my c're ads ,e cir" mar las
r. ncd aaia in my 'dna? ,vc ny sMSsrntrs T
bars, ycseriv enemies. to-day our friends. we ara
peace with al the word ana voice is listened T."
win rcsp.c: ia the deliberations OF Europe. We have
heci, a!c 10 devote ours ives W entire r0ntid 20
the development 81 The immense resources with which
Providence has endowed this coGnirl ard Xanr"d
iospcrity has rccope: cfots. Upon the basis
- the arlingcnon concluded u'ior my auspices ~!n
aud complete our fundamental laws we have been abio
70 pnee in fo4[org y the o. orr ,5r own
nlpnaes, winch more than ever feel tthcr strength
= jl,'r However
ork nav be tho Constitution which untcs lis. 1t has
disiyed It's SOLITARY and vvyn force III Crisis
cai her fore leave Win conscience to my sue;
cSor the results II policy at once conciltory n4
which was un"ri;oi:,ly approved by the delegates OF
Lis pcopc tL,.r last session. The task OF my sue
o ornad but sinooned and il he bat foow it. Oily
Ing the recou,n ndation. o. o g'acons inlscr ne VIII
It Maie.ty mrInit, mc TO rest from NY ,trt, and
IA
a. II Is. hy ne parry tfa-e.tS an re heavy espo'i
L't' Witch h.vs. acces '4FJ re I'D H9"n Inc during
tho last i've years"
VOW AHpR ,ssy'S PROMOTION j. REGARDED N
nuH'.AHy; r.
There il here none OF that Stiffness or
t-,4u, ratio etiquette Which oe.ai"o, Mui' ,S fr"n
+ + 81 ri,us icr par.s In ,hc ratr ~ ioun. An.
dIfssy. every likes and e Il' the man. not less
1an ' sow c rV Q" Which not
The most acn'o party srursles, could diminish.
vas very mach H., soul d. TIC parry Departing
N,wcvr adv .a':' nu' L may have s.,med to have ~
Sovereign. there Is uncertainty IN tn iuuTc which
weighed upon even The nos GORGEOUS. e",it An
TIL, country the last four years am! nlf thar
"mci almost trmns po:l'' nee TO co" ildG ilr'@ O.
public soryoc. but eii N his new position h. cannot
place TIVE interests Of MS own onnnry IN iir trS Gr: il
Is the inier Ia OF TIE wnoe Monarchy hici are con-
GGsd 10 his hHd. il'sc 4h'tr" a. Is t'i' ar" dt;
that eminent talent Cor cor.I'tion Viii, has been
cciy insiri':, Atg In "l..is .,'t "a, s. l. .at",
on hand and between The ,'"Afry and SUIT "a Gil
other
-; ihosr who NE. iast night tokc leave Of Conr'
~ irGsJ ti"UcI lJi 'Ii I tiI.i.'c Give they thou
'w<c ~ thlr Tar: fli.nd AID to dii - lie may
lqyr The shipper" path hr il called upon
read. II ~: p,ent5 vi otter sns cy'ry
whcr er, TIE unexpected chang which opcucd ont 10
him nl- mus nave convinced very ihat.
ia spite Of al that has brvI changed, still pow
tr;il iaaicnres ut work. wie. .d,;, and u,
VIII, a. is "ny sn.crIy ry.Id hy samc nr Xp"ctc
computations. lie tri 1t 10 n@irr IN. friends with these
seniila"nis yesterday is'ai. q: mi III have been eN-
m "a. If taking IN cho'c OF !iuui.lu to gHnic the
:c>i'nes NJ he Whole Enrrc AZ ticn good augur,
the tendency was. AMI still Is 20 tnngs in rather
io"my iiflt r. his nnal ". uilr nI..'r Count AMI
preached them with ein5 tn,ag' n too LACK coors,
Sn,ri. S o. WIN .G % in J one '% ", o M
! very clear May it bo 50! MAY the anxiety OF his
nicn's prov" 'xnstIarI, and his own conIdancc IL
sucrsss well fund Il!
! TIE EMrlEE CITY Is SLEN FROM ABROAD.
GE>E.o.> rrslDIONi TO TIT: HOSPITALITY or
NEW -IU,.k.
t,,a Ttf Iog a. !tLyrayh u Nr. Ia.
Aftcr all. NAY not .Vrw-l nrk he called the
NJ ct ''''irs lily Of n"dcrn ti!ir,! We "rcsr
alh of Ch.cago but Tie "daon dde oi both t'r'
young grants lrace1b!, 20 directly prorocatiy'
o"rcc-gold in the hrr ca. grain N the second whir,
comparatively speak NJ. The Growth Of Cincinnati, ~
sacri.rn"nto and " cuycs more cas between Ohio and
tie Pacific and Of Lr:s aIt.sn. LII Why s.ouil New
York have become The Emp city ~ the Stitcsi IL
Situate Is not ulriv.lcI Oh TIC Northern Atlantic
board. Boston l. to Lirr!c. :;cW-Iork City it
SELF the Island Of Manhattan. il narrow tongue
land the COMMUNICATIONS between which AMI Brooklyn
should Boston aud Portland remain Almost IL
tirey Anclosaxon. wnic New-Y'rk has le-
come Thoroughly co;;Icl"', ana !la; Vie With Dublin
ttrcugt Of ts Irish and GERMAN dcnilrr Yet Its
population is perhaps the least von iiul thing abont
i' Sy T Shn ry IS c at 81 StE Sc
is not even the anaiac!urag center Of TIE Republic.
II is the seat OF no Legislative body. II scaic,y
boast OF one splendid pablo budding. yet for W ah ana
nagnihcencc Tor luxury ana sp'"ndor for elegance and
refinement, 1t may rank always equal and IN many
respects Superior to the most ancient aud the
famous cait Of Europe. c'r'ury Glance ut TIE PIE.
Russia will give some idea o; the things which NcwY"rt
| Is achieving every day. whole wing-.u itself !,
house,-of the clarendon AoicI has been Gusaccd
We read Of sumptuous suites Of apartments
fitted with the richest carpets, marble muntelpccr
elaborate make and rare fnis, cha4s carved aud Kit
and covered with Obelin tapestry monster mirrors and
damask draperies; OF be'.rOOul having bno velvet
SATIN trimmed with richly wrought lace while adjoining
are bathrooms aud dresslngrOOn. that open upon
exquisite conservatory. full OF shr bs and flowers 1t IL
not thus that wo Ensish treat Grand DuIes-nay.
crowned heads-when they come to visit u.s. We send
them To an inn aud the landlords biil Ia charged i,
next years Estimates. or tho NewYurkeis who will
rush To welcome the iustri0us stranger, the great
Jonty win not perhaps care Ave cents either about the
Grand Duke Alexis his kn,nan the Gar Of all the
Rssas. They would feast the Emperor ChluG or the
| Pope quite is sumptuOusy. They Will be simply dcsir
Gus to do a"big thing" In the way Of hospitality, and to
show that NewYOrk Is the most go-ahcad city OF the age
The Home Minister Of Italy has appointed q
commission Of 20 gentlemen conversant with prsons
and prsOn discipline. to prepare the question sab
mitted by the italian delegation to the Internaton:l
Congress Prison Reform TO bc held year Lon
don. 1t tho mitigation Vt the Prison Association OF New