New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
THE IMPERIAL VISIT TO GAsTEIN.

BerIa INA. CorTcsp0ndeG| Of ~ IOr1On Iihe@
Two months AGO, when. Gen. GablenH was
dispatched 20 attend the fesal entry OF the troops INTO
this capital. the Emperor william told me AUSTRIAN mn
his Sovereign this summer and take the waters OF Gas
ten Al the time made, the motives inducing TINS
WIn duTiny to last lew Years when the stress Of po
ltical circumstances prevented MS solourhng on ms
neighbors soil has greatly missed the strengthenng hn
ence of that UNIQUE Spa The French war Overland Austria
still retaining her position as neltfil power, thGTS
il nothing now TO prevent His Majesty from turning his
steps sonthward, and establishing himself temporarily
at the famous electric bath OF the APPS Dut shce tne
royal communication impaired TO the military en-
voy political iuncturc has arisen which, independently
of the advice OF His Maiestys ply sican in ordinary
seems to render interview between the two sOyer
eiens desirable. The German Government recognizes
fs duty 10 protect from Roumanan greed those among
in tbe Tailway stocks OF the Bucharest authorities
Finding its percmptOry demands Ignored Dy tne re-
sponsible party it has appealed TO the Porte which nn
der the Paris Treaty OF 1885, will Oo obliged TO eau Con
ference and submit the 10 the joint decision OF me
Powers While moving for this judicial inquiry, IN ac-
cOrdauce with the law case, Germany would have
probably been delighted to make sure Of Austras voice
at the Conference before the meeting OF the
AreOpaCus. II is evident that unless the Roumaniahs
felt themselves secure oS tiey nTo doTed ,o
single Power, they "Oulu not nav uatSu y, " ="
resist the just and urgent expostn.atlqns OF any
Government, much less of several. Under these
circnmstances Germany is interested in gaining the
votes of as many possible at or even before te
Conference and should she be able to rely upon Austria
Russia and Turkey all bordering Roumania, and
erci,ing either "A constitutional strong political in
ibat tbe Htercesson Of tie Conference might be dis
pensed with altogether, and that Rounania would yield
and nay its debts without ado. am not certain
but should asonished 70 hear that hint TO ths
elect las been conndentialy dropped at vienna "itn
supposng an attempt to establish an agreement really
made the issue must yet be such NSe Sece
ments be at work in the present as IN every 0tnef IN III
! are conendnC parties in tho Austrian Cabinet by no
means at one concerning the advantage OF German m
macy That portion OF the Official re'so or Austra "nIc
is subject to the control of the Home Once has been
loudly declaring Tor the last few days against solnT
birbv , ~ 70 the sciavohans to whom such
great concessions intended to be made III the Cs-
Lothian half OF the realm; the Orgahs OF t the
Foreign Office the other hand, severely crtcise
these remarks Of their Ministerial contemporaries,
processing that the task OF diplomacy rs lehitieu
infinitely more difficult by such imprudent ana IN,
6r $40 at Berlin. il is dhcnt to foresce which OF the
two antGgonistc opinions will gain the day All we
know is that very short me ago. Wnen tne pTr
Government wished 10 concert common measures WIN
the Austrian authorities against the everincreasS III
fractions of an InialDe Churcn, the vienna ar t1e
able answer being given by Count Belst AS you are
aware in Austria the s,layonc interest IS allied to aae
UTamOnane, the German being more or icss uehtneu
with the aniPHpal movement Failure, then, may be
again IN store for the Berlin Cabinet.
Eerl Lfpg ~ Corr,ondeaoe Of Ir London Telegraph
Everyone has his own version and his " best au
tr'ny frn slbnre have inst received dispatches
from friend Russianl In st. Petersburg which tell
that Russian army organization Is going on there to
MOtbcs administrators. Compulsory service without
f6af n farbs csntTgl1atonoit would take half
the year for divisions 10 reach headquarters
began the official examination OF all the weak spots III
the extended frontiers. Captain Win small party Il
sent ont 10 explore aud report headquarters at ST.
Petersburg on every .rOntierp0lLt, ard lis value for
both oiensc and defense. That the Russians VINO are
pas-masicis iu the ant. will initiate and beat the Prus
slams IN their wonderful way OF getting Information,
do not Goubt. Perhaps the system j. already AT work
prrnd, has been IN operation Tor years. The troops
are also employed IN seeing how iast they can
Law down ihcir own railways IL is said that they
can finish q league Cay, III for traffic; but prac-
tical men doubt 10. At any rate, Russians make no
secret OF sayngaud IL nas been lately said IN London
I.n NJ.
bc uuprepared" Only yesterday, az Salzburg, met a
very old iricnd OF the leading active men In
Hungary, and said 70 him, "Wlat are these Emper0rs
.oiug 10 do p "Gong 20 do" he said (and be Is very
ely 10 knoW)"cOing 10 arrange for that PrussO-Aus-
tro-Italian alliance which RussoFrench alliance VIII
soon make "A matter of absolute necessity And Won
Hungarans asked, We 70 with Austria and with Italy,
which Jbicrs has insuted and IN four years shall
have "A porfect army Hungary Itself OF 10000 men,"
Other get al the same result wa) Dy dfer-
eut process They think that any Government Of France
which may of the present cnos must 20 10 war
with somebody to keep it's seat AT Paris or versailles,
and that they will sacrifice anything 10 get any alliance
Russia k the only Power open 20 such alliance ana II
she refuses ana France must fight she Will attack some
smaller Power. or course, England is meant.