The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-23

who have sought safety in the domnions Of the former
me c9rssspondsat q the london Times writing andsr
camp OF the Emperor Nicholas, the Prince Rad
zivil had arrived there from Warsaw. The day Of his
ARRIVAL he, In company with Nj. de Ttoif. the Russian
Minister, had an interview with the Grand yzier On
the following day Prince Radziy had audience OF the
Sultan. TO whom he delivered autograph letter from
the Emperor, containing demand that the Polish refu-
gees now in Turkey should be given up, and recommend
ing that the Hungarian refugees should be abandoned
the Ausans. This letter is written in very strong
TERMS and il is said that its tone has given great offence
to the Sultan. The Car insists that the Polish refugees
shall be given up TO him and the Hungarian refugees TO
the Austrlans he employs no argument in support OF
his demand, but he says that his wishes be not in
santy complied with he will take hostile measures
against Turkey tie requires short and explicit an
swer-yes or no. The Polish and Hungarian refugees
at present at Wddn, and the Emperor says in his
letter that the escape OF single one Of these men from
the place where they now are he will consider
beh The grand council has met almost daily since the
II that the following article exists in treaty be-
tween Russia and Turkey. and that upon il the former
power bases her demand: aal ,a
Treaty of Peace befDeen Russia and the Ottoman Porte
signed at Kutshuk Kaimarji on The 2lst Of JUN, IVA
after the conclusion Of this peace and exchange
Of ratihcaons, any subjects Of the two empires having
bedIenee Or nsason. should wan, % hide themselves o.
seek an asylum with one o. the Two powers they shall no,
delivered up on the Instant at least driven out of the
ss: Of n9gsr where they have aasn ,ease il order
friendship any useless contestaon between the
with the exception oil those only who shall embrace
the christian religion in The empire Of Russia the Ma
hometan religion in the Ottoman empire In like manner,
as Mahometan, having committed any crime or misds
meanor for any motive whatever, should pass from
claimed -
The Paris Journal des Debas contains letters from Con-
stantnople, giving details Of the discussions in the ur
ksh councils referred to above. We make The following
| extracts '@
On day after his arrival Prince Radzyil received
hv ha ultan hlt AM
ny Two days after the council assembled The sitting
he hs
mbers and particularly the Grand vzieI the Serasker,
dision. The d.axoman. q Austria and Russia every
day besegng the Grani Vzier and the Minister of For
a1aay eon!sisnos oos place a. Baiiama beswsen
the Grand vRze! the Mai.,s Of Foreign Affairs 81 the
which lasted long lime Arguments on both sides We're
exhausted, when NJ de Ti,oh and said, Wel then
we beg the Emperor, since conscience viii allow
us give these men up, confde them custody
that any danger the tranquility the
Emperots States" The conference then broken up
and the above effect handed the ministers
of Russia and Austria To-day Prince Radzvil had
audience Of leave There Is talk Of sending Taksh
the Sultan for the Emperors Of Russia and Austria.
| CoNsTANTsopLg, Sept l6
Yesterday, after the Simats handed the Porte by
cded on OBTAINING the Teemaque steam packet f,r a
hours in order the result Of that step
hi. EVENING that the reply Of the bvan that
Affairs addressed to the French and English Ministers
il whSs he pq as sn Of
vch give the two powers Russia and Austria the right
%a Ss Of be sultan y % dsys he @ Is
sidered naction ofthose treaties Could the
es in consequence of declare war
Porte 4 Ia the of the two power. declaring war;
would England and France support Takey with armed
Of that power the refusal Pore only
rupture OF relations between the Dvan and the
% ,ss prolonged
Turkey would France and England Interfere re-esabsh
receipt of this communicated the French and English
amba ssados had conference and decided replying by
day the Turkish MIN OF Foreign Affairs The reply
4 am well Informed !, as ioows, ION the first gaes,
Austria and Russia. On the second ston-No the
ss 8 'as the sd oaesoo caSaot be admitted is
such refusal could be followed by declaration Of
able On the nth two cannot
guaranty the cooperation Of the armed forces OF England
the fifth questonitis pos,se that some OF the refugee.
claimed by Russia may be still subjects Of that power; bn
for the generality Of them, inconestable that the reiu
gees whose extradon is demanded not Russian sub
jects On the sixth question Yes France and Engagd
lish good relations between these powers and the
Porte" There be no doubt in my opinion, but that
It's former determination; that the Ihmaum will be re-
jected will result rupture Of relations between
Russian and Austrian ministers and the Divan but
declaration Of for such motive would appear such
odious that barely admit is possibility There
is however, everything TO be dreaded on the part oil
power such Russia and Europe will do well to he on It's
guard
The following from the correspondence OF the
London Times contain further intelligence OF marked
interest concerning this important affair
i CoSsIASTrSorLE, September 10.
Prince Radziv. the Cars ad-de-camp does return
TO his imperial master ill tomorrow. lie to have left
Consannople today but he delayed his departure in the
hopes that the Turkish government would reconsider their
determination not 10 crafty the Emperor Nicholas thirst
for vengeance the unhappy refugees PInce Radz-
vi has hestated to openly hs s the intention Of
fugives now in Turkey hanged the instant they fail
his hands, and after this unbushing avowa he has the
hardboot 10 insist upon the extradon Of his intended
victims The whole Turkish nation protests against being
made parcipators in such murderous policy The grand
council with voice have dsfUtrsd 10 resist the daHds
Of Rssia and 10 defy her hrt1 The Sultan has approx
ed their resolution, and in this his Majesty supported
by the Sheik laem, chief OF the religion and the
whole corps Ulcnas The Sheik- u-saem said that, to
give up these refugees would be violation Of Of
the fret principles Of the Mussulman religion which
dams that the followers Of Muhome shall give hospitality
and protection TO all who in misfortune without dtnc
ton OF creed country In the Interview which Pfnce
Radziv had with the Sultan his Majesty did disguise
the indignation he felt the demand o the Gar and at the
she sunk complete insgnihcance; her Is
even mentioned In the present negotiations. ...
well for the Porte and for the honor Of England that
have such representative here Mt present as Sir STRAIT
ford Canning No ambassador has enjoyed such high
personal consideration with the Sultan and his govern
inent Hts throughout Europe Is identical with
hinching proby and hatred OF everything like in
justice cruelty This Joined 70 his great reputation as
only by the Porto In the present difficult question, but also
lby those OF his colleagues In the diplomatic body who
share his indignation against the outrageous conduct OF
Russia know from good authority that the SuiiaS has
guofsd Sir Suafford of