New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-02

and female. TINT they should accompany MN up
stairs and nay a visit TO his wife, who was at
the time within few weeks only OF nef coll
fncrnent Fortunately one of the Princes aloes-
de-camp had remained sober, and thoroughly
alarmed at the prospect of the consequences OF
such inconeeivablc conduct, he rushed on aheau'
and nosted himself before the door oil the Atph-
duchess's bedroom, threatening TO shoot IKE
dog any one, not excepting the Arehduke, VINO
should dare to approach within ten PAGES Oo"eu
nv his determined attitude, the Jewellers SUNK
of. The Emperor was deeply incensed Wheh he
heard Of the incident, and ordered ms nephe"
TO undergo three months arrest Inc youns
aide-dc-camp, however, received weilmeriOeu pro-
motion. Such is ArchduSe Ohio, who VIII one
of these days be called upon to ascend the throne
of Austria
Never, indeed, have the once-briliant fortunes
of the House of Hapsbnrg appeared more gloomy
The formerly mighty Empire shows incontestaole
signs of disntegration and OF crumbllng TO pieces
Although the separation OF Austria ana Hungary
viii be due to mere question OF ayaase e,dent
eession il is entirely in accordance with tle hruehs
wishes of the Magyar race, who hail WIN ueuen'
the prospect OF complete severance from
at no time since the great lnsurrecI9l "a t5ostI
have the relations between Vienna and Bnti- sth
been so seriously strained as at the preseInu nv
ment Tie causes Of discord between ine w.
countries are numerous ana are a,n noO The prin
cipal ground, however, Tor the wIusSpt.e Tsrars
affection which now relgns throughout tie i
Lothian portion of Francis JOSEPH nriai army bill
which has just with the utmost di an i d., I'LL
manoeuyred through the Diet at resin py rrei i
Tisza. The whole country Is ~ ~ and both the
classes and the masses nave e4pTe9sseu. 'n'iA
determination of refusing to submit thereto
q For MANY wears past, indeed ever since Ihelr
or4onomS was restored to them in 1861, inc
Hnngarians have been clamoring IN VAIN Ior 9 9l
establishment OF national Magyar army W." NJ
Zimmerman colors and native commanders. nVV
onlye docs The new Army bill crush oil lmmeuuhUe
nroSpects of the REALIZATION OF their iondesI mop
INIT II insists ON the adoption OF the hhteu -
language by the entire army lndeeu' ohe h ot iii
mnst nbnoyous clauses of the bill enacts that all
Examinations for the privilege OF passing lIoi o
active army into the reserve shali &c nelu ~ ~
German language Any lack OF proficiency IN IN,
later will involve another years actlNe serNiVS
and, should the young soldier then lal 10 pass .Ho
second examination, he will be forced 10 P ~
the entire period Of ten years service wS nr .a
collars Now the German language Is aDhoIreu
nv the Uungarians Magyar statesmen have even
declared in the Diet that hat + + Gt BEEN s iU
barred in all official and municipal docuInen.s
throna hout the kingdom. Not even tne ElnpcIoIo
have ever ventured TO make uSo ~ r hit and
tbaSr s9eacbes 10 the Table of Magnates were
invariably couched in Latin, until tne Prese al
monarch paid the Magyars the CON ~ Of
their Il,
former opuresson Of the cruel despotisn IorlherB
exercised by the Vienna Government IN us uelIi,sS
with Hungary, and such is abhorrent 10 eE sea
natriotic Magyar. To such an extent is bnis lce,
Inc carried that no Hungarian newspaper VI. VII
over presume TO alude TO Francis Joseph p,I i
wise Than as the King his title OF Emperor oelns
completely ignored. -, ,.oorr,rrs for
comnlete Independence OF Austria boneinio,
GaTria' Croatia, Slavonia and Demata al ann
nj an autonomy as absolute as that enloyed ~
Hungary. They demand that the Donls when
mite them to Vienna shall be purely OF d
SVnastic nature. and that. as in the case OF Hun
ssrv Francis Joseph shall drop the lmpgerIl a
title in favor of that of King Of Bohemia, OF NM
Of Croatia All this is due to the parliamentary
noliev adopted by Count Taaffe, the Prime MIN
ister of the Cisleithan portion Of the monarcy
Bv wandering 70 the national prochvltleS OF inc
aeQloeration of different races subject TO f1ancls
Joseph. by purchasing the support OF the Bohenlan
group i'm the Rechsrath through one concessIon ~
their exigencies and the assistance OF the foIsh
Marty by another Couet 1aaffe has brought aD9u ,
a state of affairs which can only be peaceIuIy
solved by a complete disintegraton OF the mon
archy Ii seems paradoxical that at monhehl
when all the monarehes and republics ere forced
by the march Of events to centralze the forms
OF their national government, Austria, when u
popularly regarded as the most eonscrveuye'
should pursue such startling pohcy Oh ue-
Capitalization