The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

South Sclavic lands In the empire standing under
the protectroafe OF Russia. The Presse announces
feudais and Czechs Of B0nemla and that the de-
mands for Independence WIN be pushed with
mink the whole Austrian empire as ripe FOR revou.
tion, and bring constantly accounts Of hostlltles
between the sclaves and Germans. ana prophesyng
taken place between the sclovene and German
students, oil whom twenty were wounded.
THE ANDRAssY POLICY,
as given by the Fresst, is greeted by the German
with foreign Powers cultivation Of friendly reIa-
tons with Germany, good relations TO the Otner
neighb0yng States, constitutional development oi
the Internal affairs Of the EMPIRE and the preserva-
ton OF the Austrian interests on all Sides A your
Austrian correspondents VIII, however give you
iuller Information this point, Will content my
sell WIN giving some biographical facts connected
COUNT ANDRAssY's LIFE.
krasna Horka Is the second son OF Count Carl An
grassy ana was born a! Zempn on me 18th OF
aSe generally as partner IN the ,n
company iof rssala,!ng me river Thesis;
from Lemplnl CIR his power as speaker and
literary lanors. In the revolutionary movements OF
ls4s be took part as patriotic Magyar. Under The
April MinisLry he was made administrator OF the
comltat OF Zempiin aud cominanier OF the
ment hau fled N ls4a to Debreczin, Count ,ndrassy
was sent on a mis:on TO Constantinople. Alter the
ple.e Heea' OF .ae hungaaa cn;ry S
Austrian government burning aim IN ehlgy as one
OF the Traitors. lie 1rst Went TO Paris, and lived
afterwards IN France ana England, uhtl, by the
amnesty o 1867, he could again return TO Hungary.
Alter he had refused under The Austrian Ministry
To again perform the junction O all O1ergespaun Of
the Lempn cOmitat he was elected III 1850 by a
district OF THIS comtat TO the hungarian i.andtag,
where he TOOK his seat among The Deak party. Alter
the creation OF Hungarian Ministry Count
AndTassy maze Minister President, vita the
unanimous support OF all parties OF his iataerland,
and TO MIN was given at the same time The de-
partmcnt OF national defence tl1tn February 1851;
and the solemn coronation OF inc King OF Hungary
looked upon by the Magyars as the close OF sad
PERIOD IN hungarian history was largely brought
about by the exertIods u Count Andrassy. Among
the most Important acts of the Andrassy Cabinet
In hungary are the conclusion OF the hundred NIL
lion loan for the completion OF me RAILROADS, regu-
latOn OF comiiat and municipal legislation, null
Der OF important reforms In the confessional de-.
partment and The reorganization of the H0nvcd
Indrassy into immaculate conferences, as in 1867
upon his journey 10 the Paris Exposition, on the
Journey to The opening OF tue Suez Canal LIS part
mt the recent imperial meeting at SalZburg Is well
kn0wn. Andrassy IL out and out Magyar; proud
handsome anu upright. lie has the entire sympathy
OF MS own people, and Is not disiiked personally,
by the Germans, who acknowledge that they know
no other In the empire 80 fitted for Tue position
as he.
From poem Just published IN the Vienna papers
1t appears that Count Beust has not been feeling
lines were written by him at Gastetn the 18th OF
May, 1871, and are very significant ana interesting
as read by the light OF recent events:
sixty, eight and sixty lusrous years. bequeath
Unto nine and sixty scarce halo OF whitehead wreath.
Seventy the year bitter smartng,
Ono aud neutrality-suspicious. the year oil parting.
Much that hopefully begun
Is before my eyes In log and darkness run;
Much undone fain would complete,
Fain not 30 inslorously would retreat.
Well, the praise Is long, long SINCE expired,
But what Tor you In toll 1 have acquired
VIII BIZ by you but seen In IT'S iull worth
When ], perhaps am no more on the earth.