The New York herald., 1879-09-26
BISMARCK GROWS BOLD.

STRENGTHENED BY AUSTRIAN ALLIANCE, THE
GERMAN CHANCELLOR APPEALS TO THE
Observation-Disclosures, ARIsTocRArs AND
MENTs.
by CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, Sept. 25. 1879.
Prince Bismarck has returned to Berlin and
the semi-oticial North German Gazette of that
city says :--"The Importance OF the political re-
lations between Germany and Austria has con-
tinued to increase during the last few years. 1t
was therefore, an absolute necessity that the
Chancellor should be assured of the permanence
of existing friendly relations. The news of
Count Andrassy's resignation made a great I'M
preston upon him, and an inquiry into the
causes and results Of this resignation was so i'm
portant to him that he was not satis-
fed with written information on the subject,
but wished to enter into direct communication
with Count Andrassy and his successor in office
and obtain an assurance Of the good will of
Austria from the highest authority. The ex-
change of views which took place afforded COM
plcte satisfaction to both parties. The iden-
tically peaceful policy OF the two empires and
the mutual friendly understanding regarding
their economical interests have, by the means of
the conferences of their leading Ministers, again
received the perfect guarantee which is afforded
by mutual confidence and good will'
PROMISING REFORM TO ALL CLASSES.
The Provincial Correspondence of Berlin pub
fishes an appeal to the Prussan electors in be-
half of Prince Bismarck, urging them to trust
him once more in the approaching elections to
the Landtag. 1t directs the attention OF Cath
olics to the fact that the Chancellor has been
actively negotiating with distinguished Papal
Envoy at Gastein without, however, giving
any hint of the result), while it assures
the liberals from official sources that
the supreme power of the State in
State affairs will be in nowise sacrificed
1t offers to the military and upper classes tho
spectacle of bold and open consolidation of
the Austrian alliance, and to oil it promises u
reduction of the direct taxes. The article states
that it will be the duty of the next Landtag to
complete the purchase of private railways by
the State and to effect their thorough reorganza-
ton, so that the country may enjoy them in uni
formity, convenience and cheapness. The article
concludes :-"Let the electors take care that the
next Landtag consists Of an overwhelming body
of members who, the ground of common
economical endeavors have full sympathy with
Prince Bismarck and the government to the
consequences to Prussan taxation Of German
economical reform"
EUROPE BAsKs IN BIsMARCKs SMILE
M. Teissercnc-de-Bort, Ambassador to Vienna,
telegraphs to NJ. Waddington Minister Of For
eign Affairs, that Prince Bismarck called on him
and they had very satisfactory interview.
Prince Bismarck expressed his desire to main
tain the existing cordial relations between Ger
many and France The Tines Vienna despatch
says Prince Gortschakoff is expected ut Berlin
to-day on his way to Russia. He will have an
interview with Prince Bismarck, at the special
wish Of the Car, to remove any misunderstand-
ing. The Times Vienna correspondent says
there is good reason to suppose that Prince
Bismarcl's interview with the Ambassadors
from Italy and Turkey was very satisfactory to
those countries,