New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE CAMBRIA.
TURKEY.
rhn FxtlRa af kutnkfs

..,,nsls,e the following for The Tribune
csrnsn letter supposed to have been
nO ",,,sr by Col. A,both, Ko'suth's Adjutaat'
awo..1.b has again suffered deeply from 4
= His wife was thrown from horse
nile riding for exercise Ii was frishtfal
-. and led Jus TO fear the worst. The ply
'as;.r however, who was sent for at once, found
.evere confusion, but no bone was broken
o. therefore hope that she may speedily recover.
Madame Wagner, who accompanied the wife o.
Vo..n,b la,t winter from Hungary TO Schumla'
Aad On thu 9th Of March, and was buried the
rsx, dsv with more imposing religious ceremo-
,io. than had ever before been witnessed in Ku-
,.b;. Prince Frederick of 6chleswig- Hostein
visited the refugees a day or two since. He
chartered in the barracks with Lieut.. Col. As
both, called once or twice on Kossuth, Bstthyani
and Perczel, and departed on the Goth for Con.
,tsntinope, whence he will soon return home.
He ia still young man, though he seems to have
more enlightened views with regard % politic'
and national welfare than we usually find among
young princes. The account Of the discovery Of
the primitive Hungarian race by the missionary
Gutzlaf, who is said to have visited it with two
Americans, was like ray Of sunlight Ia the pre-.
vRiling gloom of the exiles at Kutahia"
Note Addressed 10 the EsRIIsh, American,
French and saTdInIan Ambassadors Rt
CspsIantiBopie.
The following document has been transmitted
% the London DAILY Netos by highly respects-
RE gentleman, who vouches for its authenticity
W. M SU sacfed day In bringing under your notice
recital OF facs which demand tho attention Of your Ex-
70 ,ome time rumort Of poisoning hsvs been spread Ia
tovDn, OF The OlOU Empire. Mention mas
een made Of iDcouceiSsbe number VI deaths which
,,s .sia to have taken place 10 Smyrna and Ismh.
ibis rumOr Is Bow unbspPey confirmed oy incon'e'Hos
s.cts vbicn have taken place IN kuiahiA
~ ,be a7th of March highly respectable men one
ffbem merchant the Other DeTvish DIED after eaDg
,u0sred kamaG the sugar and the remains orr hanSk
were found mixed with arsenic
on the 28h Of the mouth, several Turks ded SUD
5enlv Ansr having drank cOhee Some children,
without any apparent cause, remained seVeIhI Guys V7
tween life and oesh
Are eIe misOFtunes occasioned by the csreessness OF
The merot ants who sell noeTeOily 20 every purchaser
sugar pepper arsenic sat- Opam and coffee, usOg inc
OF Kutaha declare that ever thing Is posoned-ha nc
public safety is compIomised-that II is msneuVer Of
secret enemies ,
The Government Agents have closed all tbs retail shops
Wesppsud these precautions aud lhs measures Iaen-Out
tbese are sad truths for We obliged 10 HemOle
every inttRnt for the lives Of cur brO1hers
Fst deprived OF their liberty they are now deprived OF
the 6rst uecossiues Life on theae Conditions sgnuu
irony. ,,..
We trust that your Exceency will intervene With ne
Government, OF The Sublime Porte, 10 order 10 pat 40 end
70 slse OF things 90 fuu Of danger to our brehfeu
We are with The most prof uud respect, FOR the hangs
ran Committee, Il. NATs
CoHsfqatiHopie April 70 1881.