, 1877-09-05

sure OF precautlOn deemed advisable by
the Government in view OF two contingent
cies-first, a rapid development Of events
at the seat Of war, as we'll as in tue insur-
gent districts, resulting in an Injurious
agitation on the Austrian frontier and,
secondly, the possible necessity at any mo-
ment for the belligerents to make peace.
In either case Austria does not wish to be
taken by surprise, but, even in resolving
to take these measures, she has no lnteu-
ton Of deviating from the strict neutrality
she has observed hitherto towards both
belligerents.
In Hungary general satisfaction is felt
that tia Government has at length decided
on taking effective melsui g tor the pro-
lection of its interests and meetings with
the same aim as that # Pesth ale reported
from the Provinces.
The lumour that General Mol!inari, the
Military Commandaut Of Agram, had uaau-
eli ia his resignation is disc. i is trne
,ass there has been some Disagreement
helwe Ain and X. li>zl, 90, 81 nl.sla-
derst2ndlng 10 row cl1 ned up, and here
has beel ~ qq-stio' otreaig1ar'1n.
HLu %tcntion Of the Austrian Govern
meat to myb;.i4: som mere Corps d'Aro,es
dates from the moment tbat The Russian
Cove ament, despite III" Obj ctions Of
Count Anlfaesv, psroIttcl R4Imanian
Bsigale II cross the Danube aud take att
in the wa.
The Austrian Cabinet Council yesterday
determined to leave to he Ministers Of
Foreign AG.irs, War, aud ti'auce %
aIops any military meusuroa required .
reinforce the Austrian tro- p3 on lh9
south.c stern Goltier Of the Gu il. THIS
leaves the number o. tfoops 4" be mobl-
LIED ami the date or dates OF mobii cation
uncertain, or, at l0ae', uuaYoWcd.
In consequence Of the vote passed by
Yesterdays Cabinet Council !. Vienna,
two more Cops l'Armta y / be mobjiz,
cd. VIA ,3g two Corps uiI0.uy prepar-
I'd to maze. tins pieces "A force Of 10000
comb .4.s 81 the immediate disposal OF
the Austrian Cabinet. The rtqaiAite funds
are to be raised by moltgaging public
securities. Times.
Considering the intense interest and
attention will which ,hOse ut TIE herd Of
affairs IN Austria follow the course Of
events in Turkey, it may Weli be supposed
thut such un event as the appearance Of
Russian troops on the southern slopes OF
the Balkans will receive due Consideration
in all its beatings-miitary and political (;
but it may well be doubted whether such
consideration WjIl l"aG to auy kind Of reso-
~lu!.on. Such decision, at any rate, would
be rather at variance with the whole
course Of policy repeat dIy avowed with
the usmost tranhuyss, ana followed, too,
most scrupu.oas'v. When Austria de-
cIared her neutrality J, she did 50 in good
faith and without mental reservation. AS
long as The war keeps eff from her from
tiers, and, therefore, does not disturb her
peculiar interests, Austria viii see no
reason far interfering with the military
qc.ion of Ruesia. When Austria viewed
She cross,lg Of the Danube without max
ia2 any objection, This was a proof that
she dia net deem Bulgaria TO lie within
Tia sphere OF specific Austrian interests
which would DO affected by the simple
operations OF the war. This holds good
even more with regard to the districts
south u the Balkans. which are more
remote still from the Austrian frontier.
r. Austria has been so often misunder-
stood and mjsrepresented, both at home
and abroad, it is because the difference
made ere bel ween the war, as such, md