The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-14

Ths Turkssh Envoy.
The following articles present curious problem for
solution There must be some very extraordinary mis-
take one way or The other II these articles be true.
what singular mistake has been made in passing of
Amin Bey high dignitary OF the Turkish govern
mesi and as an accredited envoy TO own II they
not correct what amsiake is in these representations,
which are calculated to degrade him from the position be
has occupied 10 our country If there be anything Of hum
bug in this representation. who is responsible for IN Was
II not the duty Of Mr. Brown who knew the position
which he occupied at Consantinope, and should have
known the object for which he visited The United States.
10 place his character in is true light and show that the
appropriation actually granted far beyond the func
tons which he had to discharge lgs6ssg..tu !.
4attaB RH9 egsu 8'Na ti 4 From the Hartford Times
"TnE TURKISH ENVOY We publish acurious expos re-
from the Albany Atlas and the New York Express relative
sa 60 Il al Gss ss 20 oos Il
Yankee ingenuity in manufacturing and agricultural pnr'
ss d The un,sd sssss ssSo toward. The
expense Of showing him round Daniel Wsbsisr turned
surprising as l. may seem Ten thousand dolarswere
,sksn from the treasoi through The influence q Daniel
economy viii, avengesnce in tbs ~hg Secretary Of
States ael F'eg Ia
hulnbug-he idea Of giving him $1,000 was very bad
one, any way, s5 Al4t*sa WI. t58 iGaa II GH4
HuMBUe KxPosED.-Under this heading the Albany
Atlas has the following curious article ~ R
sWhen II was moved In the Senate, at the instance Of
Mr. Webster, appropriate $1,000 to the travelling
penses Of Amin Bey. the Turkish envoy, sgmaiized
such piece Of imposure the conrieIs Of Louis XIV
paid him when they dressed some Maltese adveniu
res as an embassy from San come 70 pay tribute 70 the
ian instructive propensity towards humbug and deuson
all kinds love oil penditure and induced
the wing administration 70 recognise this mock Turkish
and the unusual bnden Of his snp-
had ,ah fw. Ia
s Ss sssa e s re ass az
the great plenipoentaf and @ the Sublime
1 Il %
.uc distinctions as our citizens love 70 render human
Il turns out tha, we were right The Turkish envoy is
as MUCH fiction as Barnum's Fejee mermaid, Or as
eel as ras s a.
and a.onhed at the part ne Is ade 70 play as the nations
"The following letter. pubshedin the New York Express,
exposes the real position at home OF the Turkish lions
scossrAsrIsorLr, October rs.
strange political mysdhcadon takes place in the United
IL sT study
d s sss "a s s
ofhsoy, and fortunately live in when the
stand time % disclose the public hs facts
M brown The interpreter of,s Uni,ea STATE. legation
% Ags,s 70 mi some intelligent young man to
kpowedge Of these His proposal
and Amin Bey young officer Of the enjoying
Ksmakam, colonel,
importance whatever in the Turkish Service designated
for the mission. 3laf EsA Bt4t fsF9 5si4b@# lt33
The made In the New York Herald Of the
individual Muscaf Porte
% aseai during many he been ap
Austria has Sultan thought
being directed by his advice the Hungarian affairs He
been charged with e Once Of initiating himself into republican
escsiency paper
Amin Bey let Constannope company
Genoa order embark Erie for
and az me latter Brown quilted his preyou. % bis having
order 10 give plausible for doing
maeused his pupil aid and
poor Amin Bey noiens v0ss. has come upon e in the
ambassador from mighty powerful
eign But the press which makes will
Publication Of the above, which loyal fact every
will what think OF those who
such humbug about the visit % the other hemisphere Of Turkish
Officer" E.lNt.h iE vi s7s +tt ~