The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-27
Interesting from Turkey.

the United states hoping thus to gain point OF sup
port against the influence of Russia b.
Interesting from Turkey.
OUR CoNsTANTINoPLE CORRESPONDENCE.
CoNsrANrrNoPLE, September q, 1910.
Highly Interesting Leter-The Hungarian refugees
Widdin- Trip ,cih the Russian Enpoy- The Sympathy
Of New York-The Refugees from London-71e Sympa.
thy Of Greece.
Since my last letters, from Buda and Temsswar, my
companion and self have been fortunate to escape
down to this place, along the Danube Gcorgeys de-
lection quite put end to all hopes of repeing the
immense forces of the Russians Paskiewitch brought
all his corps de into action at the moment when
our brave commander Benz, weakest both in point
Of forces and person. and could not stand it, After
is hours continued lighting, in which some desperate
aets-such acts as committed only by those men
who fight for their homes and their veswere effected
such as shall forget, Benz fed to join his own
corps doraee in Transylvania but since then, Luders
caused him to disband it, and he is in Widdin on
the Danube, with Kossuth and Dembinski. Several
Of reached, with little difficulty, the town of
Belgrade, below Peterwsrdein, aud there, with the
assistance of the S'*t Consul succeeded in procuring
permits to come on down here. At Widen we were
near coming to stand, but the name Of Hadjar acted
miraculously upon the Turks, and We got immedi-
ately. We came down here in an Austrian steamer
which had on board Prince Radziwill Of Nicholas
aid de-csmps, sent to demand us of the Sultan.
We could not see NJ Kossuth any of his brave
comp anons They the guests Of Selim Pacha, the
commander Of the fortress of widdin. They de-
tanned there, but not prisoners. Fuad EGend the
Ottoman commissioner at Bucharest in Modavis, or
dered him to detain them until he could communicate
with the Grand viz,er This step has done little
evil for Russia has and will continue to claim
them. Had they been allowed to pass on they would
have come on down here and gone away to England or
to the L nited States
We have heard with grateful hearts of the sympathy
Of the people of your city for Long may the peo-
pie OF tie United States enjoy the blessings OF ree
aud just None could have struggled hard
than the Hupgarisps to follow your ole, aud
cast of the CALLING yoke Of Austrian despousn- We
have only snecunbed 10 mum bere Austria conplete.
y beaten by had to call to her the aid of the
Nussiats- n &tep deeply unpopular among all true
hearted oermans Germans cannot, oerta'ny, allow
the thrice policy OF Meternich to continue the
bape Of their fstherand and they may Jet open way
for our inoepS ndence.
land where they had place OF refuge after desert
leg from the Austrian army Italy st, remain here.
Some, by the Kindness of the - and - legations,
sueceedsd in getting back to their country by Land,
through RCDne aud the Danube But that passage
Is now closed against them They are subsstins here
tbs funds generously given to them Ia England by the
bic srttd brJaners who stepped forward To their
relief Genosse brig came in the day Of my arrival
from Genoa with sixty more, (some of them rolss)
they not luckily allowed to land aud after beu
POT hoard another ytssel believe Dutch left for
Greece where the Greek government offers them and
the Italians = wecoms aud subsistence.
Eaoziwlil was not long making the demand OF the
Emperor Nicholas known TO the Sultan. he brought
with him autograph letter expressive OF that mo
Gest request The sultan bad already gwen n hat re-
fu,al 20 the Austrian Internunoio, aud 1t Is said
could not conceal his Installation ~ the language
of the Emperor lie referred the mstter to the
ministers the time expressing Ills regret That
The Emperor thould ask him 70 do what no hoaor-
able man could think Of tor q moment The ala "
ended as ~ was imagined by Hat refnsal Tho real
dtLt BufssD mipitsr here gave twenty hours tor
IA change Of deter imitation. under the threat Of css-
sstion II Lis Official intercourse with ths Porte an1
having dcDe in vain has placed his subjects under
the protection Of the Russisn Legation. Fhs same
meusoe made by the Austrian envoy, la milder
10 rs believed he will follow suite. Eadzisill
has gone back % IT Petersburg without us or any OF
the victims hon he expected to carry with him,
btHHgAe "Bsd luck to him, a friend Nc you'd tayi
aud viii cay, sm sure when he learns this. The
Sultsn though young, and, as yet, supposea TO be
.n innate las, In the present moment OF danger 70
his honor and throne, shOwn much a the cha-
Iseier 81 lis late faihT TO some Of bis minis
mand of tie EusbiaD autocrat be sharply replied
tbst he would never deliver up such brave men
a Gee "a iadin Who had tbroan themselves upon
his hospitality aud protectioni and his deterni-
nation has been rs firm rs rock Al the inhsbi-
tHpts Of the city, tn.sll sgd great are loud in
csmuebeat on Of tho Suitsn's refussi; Rad the
Grand Muii, who was consulted by toe Sultan. Al
o,ce =, plisd that the islam strongly forbade
sIy hfasiion 81 tie sacred Tghts Of hospitality =
HUftis e ahsfcditary and powerful enemy OF Turkey
and tie noblu stana taken by the young sultan Is like
"b afCirg The lion IN hs den."
Eng aud aud France It Is believed here, support the
Sultan they csunot allow Russa TO make war upon the
I n
tsinly, before lie attempts ~. remember that Tarksy
HUrIary, the Jririra. trcassia, Poland, Gaiiacia
Ciacow, and many Of the true hearted Germans Of
Germany will be lis wsrmest opponents. England
esnrtt the basnc- 81 power u europe destroyed
forever by successful Russia. Austria has degraded
brftslt lately Co the grade II thirdrste European
power. She exists but BY Russian aid, and must fall
aud iorvvtr. hen IL IL renewed
What varied scenes. my dear friend, have not
Tas,sd through siLeo parted from you aud our other
gotd friends in New loTk came too late TO os
o. inucb tcrviee to my poor country, which s What
regret stli bowever hope for ishttr sun for
b ave thrice brave Hungary. My unfortunate coun-
tymtn viii again rise TO at the call Of their lead
audsltb,y AK from without Is muskcts and fun as
Many poor Hungarian vail have 70 ~ander about over
the wtId In ssstch Of home and subsistence; they
are all bard working men aud differ In this respect
from the Poles. 1hsy will make excellent agricu
tuints, coachn3ep. Trooms-sBy thing, In fact, but
hcnNos dc plume, which they ere not. benevolent
society has been formed here and Athens la Greece
20 give tbote Who are in want Of employment a ten
| roiary assisisnce Allow me to recommend any o.
them To your good will and feelings, who may 60 TO The
/ JEittd States.
ACCOUNTS PROM TnE NEWSPAPERS.
There is 40 sdoitiuua iD'elgn nee as TO the rupture
between Rus,ia aud The forte IL Is oimstsd In veil
informed quarters thai the Czsr will bite the dust
ts,irg the bold front which England spd France nave
sbovb In the affair In days more the determines
tivn the emperor will doubtless be made known fo
tie oueston admits Of 20 delay Some curious detai
Iuhsbed a the closing interview OF Prince ksos
viii With the sultan III. Prince left the 18th ut
| by the packet fer odessa lie was 70 have been re
ctiv IN thU q the day by the Sultan but ~
c,u"qutLco 81 bis abrupt departure, his audience y
take cd from the pr gras'iae. III wat
esic 81 he inst suoivnce be true the sultan would no
b, much rLed 1T not having had TO grant Sc
Ctr9 u would appear that frince Ra0zivi more &C
cust,H ed 90 carry rnintery orders than diplomatic
hsesFte ccLtHtd himself On entering The Itteence o
ts Suisn e. gvioe miiiafy salute, by carfyihg M
iiglt faDU tlUwly 70 the top 81 his hat The Sultar
a. ur through the hiri-ttr Ct Foreign Affairs Al
rrpisIC tsn of such On unusual IrUce-ding when n
Truce replied that ~ the military salute; TO whic
etulisn IN his turn replied that the Prince nj
itctivsu a. Osnsrsl bot he an Envoy ENraoroinery
Il srrtd With ,igcmstic mission. IL this suecdot
| to tue Prince ltaOstwhl Cpsnod bis campaign badly
t sultan giving Lesson IT politeness 10 the aid de
/ cyp,p h,ftrp q huaauity 80 the emperor Fus
u-t, Who tss been cipIg 70 carry the reply Of III
| sr.ltu otLe tnptriT tp,aks French dutntly He
vvy iBtolstht mas vIih great sang Jred, pleasing