New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17

DuDlenluE
proper to say that we DO not believe the mission
of Amin Bey to this country to have been pure
bumbug Of Mr.. Browns invention, as has often
been stated by Tie EzpresS on the faith OF cor.
respondent who seems TO have some personal
srudge against Mr. b. Amin Bey came here
with letters from Mr. Marsh. our Minister at Con
stantinople, to the Government (as well as to a
large number Of prominent citizens) at Washing
ton. fully accrediting him in the capacity OF an
agent from the Sublime Porte, sent here for pre-
ciselv the purpose which be has accomplished in
the course of bis visit. Those letters, aud not
the influence Of Mr.. Brown, procured hru the re.
ception he met with from the President, Mr.
Webster, and the Senate. and if the affair is a
bumbug, Mr. Marsh and AR. Webster have been
the principal actors in it, which is absurd. And
it is no more than right to say that j! was not Mr.
Browns expectation to accompany Amin Bey
through the country, bat that Mr. Marsh express.
" recommended that a naval officer should be
employed on that duty. Mr.. Brown undertook
it by the direction of Mr.. Webster who thought
that much better arrangement
- The original Of the following letter from
Rechid Pacha has been shown US, as have letters
from Suleyman Pscha, the Chief Admiral, and
other officers Of the Turkish Court and Navy
warmly recognizing the hospitality of our Gov
eminent and people toward Amin Bey as an
"agent Of Turkey and an " Imperial Commits
sioner." These letters are all written in French
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune
DEAR SIR: The n. \ ElTress OF Tuesday supposng |
had ef he niled States, published very scuruOus and
malignant euer from lie correspondent at COustantnOple,
he liOVerume 10
this county, and myself which may seem proper Tor me
70 correct The femAks OF The editor also partake 90
warmly 10 the Interpretations of The correspondent that
fear they would lot be wiling to publish the lnclo"G
letter and shall deem it an acL oflindtess az well as OF
10 inform our countryen that their kndnes and hospital
ty amin By is duly appreciated by the Turkish Gov
The ssion Amin Bey to the United States Is not due
70 my Influence the writer asserts but greatly to that OF
ny hor ored chief Mr.. MARSH and lis nature was made
known by bin tn no dispatches 10 me Department Oh S9ae
previous the arrival OF Amin Bey 10 this country Thoie
dispatches have beencOmmunlcaed TO Congress Ny con-
soiou win the Turkish Agent IN this country was not
% oST r h9T ey se sSs me
q sta'e The ilnatured remarks OF the correspondent
ahou, bin viii notice for which VIII be OBJ
vious TO YOU suj Will only add mat those respe ting my
SELF 20 false as they are malignant Amin Beys tour
IN lie Inilec STATES was ma Sed oHt by himself be-
fore he reached his county, aud before he knew that The
Government would coli iute hin ia gueat And Judging
troro he many noble and generous acs OF hospitality
show him In al paris Of The United States By our fsow
couutrymen believe that heir Kindness 10 him would not
have bseR noble and had he H0f been Tie Off
'''' JOHN P BROWN
Cstyof prirqf, esr from n b. R-rtii Plcta i-ir
g. Join d. BIotCn.
lie t Jsnvier 1851.
MONsIEUR.-Je sus en- possession &c la lere que youl
ave. hieu voulu m ecr.re en- deTner leu.
Jeai uas betoin de vOus exprimer la satisfaction ayes
laGue.e Isi sppris raccue 81 proyenani qua uOuye
Eun Bey supTCB du preside ct du peupe des Eas Uni
o'AmeTiQue.
In Sublime Porte ma jsmsis douie de rsmue du gou.
veLeuent dAueTQue son egsTd, et s ui en- faait ule
nouvee preuve ellie ls rouveraI dams la reception Gui
8 e 6 fsitf d. IN de- sea othciers
Fn aueIdtut "a psisir de vous revoir prochanementd
CONFERENCE.-The e prize, Monsieur, de receyOir a.
Iurarce de nj confederation tres eiSlDguee.