The New York herald., 1876-11-24
opro..lon .ealn.. the promo.0rs ., r.ngermansm

OF the family of the Hohcn xocrns in 1856 Roumania
has undergone crisis, from which she endeavoring
10 recover since that time the public interests
have bcen almost inssnsibly subordinated TO for-
egners the national policy has been abandoned Tho
future OF the nation compromised confusion OF
ideas has national development and certain
demo oraixAtion has seized the people. Factions and
rcins Of power. The Tree nght for ideas and prin-
ciples has been succeeded by violence and intrigue.
An eRotistical ambition aud impatience pcrvade all
departments OF the public Hence The
for that change which will secure respect
STRIVING and nsh.lne Tor They are tired OF Turkish
intolerance, fearful OF Russia. disrust ul
Of austria who seems TO regard koamanla as a bone
man coldncss. The only consolation and hope there
fore. IN the much discussed confederation, out.
line OF which have given.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION AS VIEWED FROM
THE AUSTRIAN cAPIrAL-MoDERN HISTORY
DRANArIzED-''MILAN, PRINCE OF sERvIA
OR. THE CROSS AND THE CRESCENT"
vESSA. Nov. o. 1874
ON my way TO Vienna had entire day spare
In Munich, the express for Vienna leaving only
dav Az rule, Munich Ia pleasant place to lounge
IN, bet wet October day time hangs heavily any
way. Looking over the placards of entertainments
felt that air Fortuna had favored mo IN bringing me
10 Munich on the very day when play with such "a
lito the following TO be given three o'clock
in tho aiternoon:-
q The a csS; and
fifteen tabieaax with songs. marches. tights and evou.
,ss.s,a rs% 1s , q wsr = y
Then followed : DESCRIPTION Of tie nneen tabissuxJ
sn@.aa y s.s,.as II The e.. 1r the .,Ss% S,g
a.sH,rrss a..sl 0anins rursf VI ,,si. to the
ss,is ssS xI rfiassiy reward. Xii King Of ssr'i.
MODERN HISTORY
who, with any soul at all ior and tho drama,
could have withstood this appoals will not say rom
which OF the iapeaux l anticipated most enjoy mcnt
only know thai had duties 20 perform toward tho
HERALD Of which was 10 write letters about the
Eastern question: aud, 1 thought. hero is tho very
thing wsni--namciy all tho recent from the
OF put into nu,sne OF . drama, shall have
nothing TO do but to buy my ticket; from the drama
shall get . clear idea Of tho Eastern puzzle. Then l
have only TO 80 my hotel, Sc. paper and ink and
write. Accordingly l drove 10 Herr Binders yoks
Theatre in the Max vorstadt. paid twcnty cents
Tor my orchestra seat numbered lew words about
Herr Binders yoks Theatre, and then will proceed
10 give you my of the great historical play
Of .Miian, Prince OF serviA'
INSIDE Tax rHkArRk
Any one who has visited Munich knows that King
Ludwig reigns the finest opera Of the best
dramas Germany. Hut there theatres In Munich
which the spirit oi tho wltielsbach per-
n OF snem. The public paronixing the voks The
strc IL = curious compound Of boys, VINO should ov
deu,y be AZ school, gris, whose time hangs heavily
thor hands until evening; young peasants, who
have IRON tho mountains To spend a week or
two the city the lssr, and a strangers, ike
your corresposasns, who have nothing better 10 DO
Each spectator provided with glass OF beer, irom
which be she takes drink alter each tab
There 70 band OF musicians. composed OF seven
N
thumps away at piano and despises the conductors
stan entered the somewhat late, aud, IN. or
tsnAisis. misesd the nrst two iahisaux showing
.i9n".an N Bsi.r.de ana 'he March q
sased BY the thrd isuieau, which showed
an IDEAL correspondent Of German
savsalurcs ani airo.iss witnessed by bimssli from
a garrvi IN Belgrade. But the real interest oi the
drama developed until the iosrtp and nth Ia
ported 10 the beautiful banss Of the BospnoruS
raE MYSTERIES on rHr aARKn.
In the fourth tsblcaa enabled how
servlan madens captured by the iurNs, aiter bong
iAkea 70 .oIs.annople, we're there soia by auction IN
the puoic market Among The servisn maiden cap.
iyrs. boHever. vas Lsnmasn's sweetheart, certain
German waitress aamsd cos'ma. 70 whose tate the IN.
tsrcst o tho drama noe stschcs For CosinA "a the
HIS Majesty The suitsn. purchase
her Tor hs masters hArenL In the next iaoisau we
nnd Lshmsnn, dressed EagiIsn misady. has
aged by bribs Of atty bottles oi champagne 10 Au-
Aa, the harcm for The parpors VI making
sorial slud,ss oud seeing his cos,ma again. Tue
next tapissu, entiled sfhe OdAlisks the BATH -
proved BE- ,hs great oi the drama and evoked
the hsrem. through which Lshmann has pass with
ne ~. ~sssnsa - ore, - 10 ~ ssssss % ssxss haste
marvis oasn, over the rim Of which We can see the
heads and shoulders OF about dozen msmbcrs Of thc
harem, who are apparently very happy 10 splashing
At each other and Otherwise amusing the assvca
The excitement among the audience Al this tao.eau
very great The great fellows rom he country
would persist standing tue chairs and shout
ins ana halloong thor delight. spite o. the master
Of ccrsmonlcs or1er 10 st down. The tabieau by
Lehman shooting Au Au aud escaping with cosima-
vEun BArTLE
From this point must admit that the drama did
not excite much interest with the audience.
In tho succeeding taDieaux Ne are iatroducsd 10
Turko-serv,an battle seIdsi an immouse amount Of
nusketry and cannon nrng II done behind tho scenes,
but four Serbs and many Turks are all that put
ngnuag sppearancs o. the stage Prince Milan u
heading valiant troop of hires or four warriors; ns
makes long ~inded speeches about glory bravery
scrvisn, VINO has douos.ess Gu. on hls own nngcr,
shouts 0us Tor iully i've miautes . long rigmaroe
about his de,erm Ial,on never TO ies his wound be
bandseed uul tbs lss. Turg shall have been driven
from Ssrvan territory. The Ssrvans are Of course,
everywhere VICTORIOUS hs taking oi Aiexinas by the
Turks not yet knswn), aud ~ last Prince Milan
proclaimed by hm army, now siren gshenei TO
twelve men nhc Turks having taken % Their long
servia. am sorry to say did not san, 10 see the
concluding tsbeau, enutied "Ths surprise " had
enougn about TURKISH ssrviaa bravery,
and the dramatic capabilities Of the author with the
three stars
expected TO nnd similar popular plays 10 Vienna,
but nnd The iceiing sroug against RussiA and the
that nothing less good sensational play,
In which all the 5ervlans should bs annexed 10
Austria by some miracle, would please the peope I
had intended To spcak length about political
affairs IN the Austrian capital, but tear I must
reserve the task cr . iusurs lss,sr OF
tnug. hewevcF, rest assured. Austria 10 not
gong to be passive spectator n Russia CON-
with Turkey. Aussrsa has the intention
oil securing good share Of shc spos; viI neither
assist Russia nor Turkey, but uii await favorable
opportunity Of getting what she wants Any cay.
Is stl free-nsndea and ready 20 way best
10 her -hough Hensary prevesIs her taking
sides with Russia and Prince Bismarck would object
her going the other siac In Austria ASSISTS
Russia In occupying the revoIsed prov Count
Anaras~y w, immediately rssgn His successor will
be Baron Hoffman,. hut the real power the p4ck Of
the throne will I've Count Bcusf. who - frequsDtiy