The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09
The TnrIsish Embassa..or.

The Turkish Embassador.
Quite an animased dehaie sprung up the Sc
nate on the proposition 10 appropriate $4,000 ior
the expenses Of The new Minister We publish the
most interesting speeches. The appropriation was
adopted:
Mr.. Dawson, Of Ga, wishing for further iufor-
nation the subject before voting. called upnn
some gentleman who had been in foreign conn
tries, and was acquainted with the manners and
customs abroad, to enlighien him This bruueht
out MIR. Hunter again, who read a Ierer which
had been addressed 10 Hon. Lewis Caru bV Nj.
John r Bfown. dsaguman at Constantinopis, lihs
same person who came passenger with Amin BeV,
on board the U. s. ship Erie, 10 This country Yhis
letter enumerates the many kind Offices AIBerieann
IN The domnsns OF The Sultan have received Al
his hands /; the favorable disposition with which
he views This country and this people; Efe growing
liberalism of the Turkish government, and The de-
sire her rulers have shown, of aIe years. 20 effi-
waite good understanding with foreien nations,
etc. It also introduces Amin Bey a. ron who,
among people where nome have much education,
stands high for his knowedge Of geography, pavi-
cation. and general information On account Of
the knowledge Of English which they possesa, il
was at first proposed 70 send one Of the officers
who had been educated in England, but Mr.
Brown objected TO It, and asked for one who had
never been ouf OF the East, and whose impseauiona
would all be our own. 50 Thar The Cepudan Pa
cha gave, a. he expressed 4. one "Rhbiy Turk -
| This letter being read 10 the Senate. Mr. caas
said, the moment he received IT, he took il 20 the
| Department of state ard suggested 10 Nj WI ebsfer
that appropriation Of 10000 70 dsffay she ex-
i penses Of the Bey should be Immediately mads.
| Mr. Webster concurred in the suggesiion. Mr..
/ Cass then remarked
This is agrseably to the rights Of Oriental hos
/ pitality. The agent who is here is the frat
| we have received from the sublime Porte.
Ii Is to be presumed that such praciee : ii
/ continue. II a regular ambassador or miniater
should come here, il would not be necessary But
| political ugent mas been sent hers 10 eolircf in
| e. a.. = -
that has repeatedly extended The rights ef hos
pitality TO Mussnlman agents. Il is accurding TO
Eastern usage. The daiiara you give will Be re-
Eaid by thousands Ii viii have iavprsbse i'm
precision the Sulian This the issf agsnt that
he has sent across The Atlantic Il - pni The
amount Of money! shat would not weigh with Tho
Turkish government = moment. But ii IS the
respect paid 70 the Snblime PoFte by the great
American nation
Mr.. Turney, Of Tennessee, thought the expsusas
of the country were increasing at rate entirely
too rapid 10 justify any snch exhibition Of A hospf-
| taIity" Moreover, there Was propostion 20
create mission, based on a mere prIvafe letter
Mr. Foote said that the gentleman was entirely
| mistaken. IL is not TO appropriate $1,000, ayear
for the purpose Of sustaining mission from Tur-
1 key; but il is to appro pirate $4,000 az -
/ much of il may be Necessary, To cover The ex-
/ penses of the agent who is here. Ii NAV be that
/ not more than 81 900 OF $1,000 may be necessa W
/ Mr. Davis, Of Missssippi, was IN favor of the
i appropriations
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nssg ob;eh sxis- h the E,sf Th a.. ..,
M zen,,ion and frien,lsb;n ,hsre
sct II hosntahlv aad Il WI, es,,J
| friendsb;n snd good issIsg srd - s; ,s,
which shall be avantsoeons Il ~ .,, rms, go,
some ,ssnert 10 st se,iren, ,, s;.
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ses W ~ ~ y pay ny sSpe9,e. ,s
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have naa uiesvs.an n. e. Sons'Ans1lnoP's y ior
t eeNeial eIu ~ e ..'enoet =. cohstees,
never nssru .na' n's weas psla snsss p
nevsr had an ngen, here M - nav !. -.s,s,
nsssl nao IN assns ns.ss 1es ws nasv aa .gsrs
VIZ anu ~ suen eAslnp's nas oeen 81 = ~
| ,nsn, - rons,.nt,noeIs sad -, - - =
asen, At oonssan'lTop.e. anu ySt We are now y
pay .ne sAtensss y .ne.f agens heis' ss, ~s eemr
hiSnce 6 Sucn plas.ee ~neLe mere = u 70 eng
I, Dasls' o. Us leeo'lecs an AM
ecuo'e wI'cn ueaissu atSh sns ias s1epsan t'9t
aon, q the = Dn9'eu STATES navy. wnicn snows me
way N wlcn you can excite nlgh ana honofan's
senhments amongst ,nese peopc. ne sara sAas
ne was ire COMMANDER OF the nfss sDP That ihs
United states ever sent 20 the port Of Sinffna and
that when ne arrived and cast anchor N thaf port
he found usage existing that eysry toFesn vessel
arriving .nete must pe Put under me eaIr q sutss