The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-23
THE HUNG ARlAN REFUGEES,

Splendid netter from Kossuth to TN sAmes1r
cnn Charge 20 C0nstsntinoplet
- DEAR SIR--Lord Pslnerston avcwed the House. =
& ss the quesen Of Mr. Urquhar tia. the Hvsssriass
refugees ut SouthsI pton has sbeen sent on
Turkey by the advice of the English ROVE rnment
ri not tell in what this acvice has been put
in execution. hrecent coImuncst N f-om Con.sant.
nopis enables r~ to give 9u the Oct 6 they are CON
tsined in letter Of NJ koss Sh, 20 tha american Cirg,
De Affairs and i, the proeststion Of tAeHEngarsn "a
cass. Of which enclose a cory.
Allow me, &c. ICNcAsUs
Sossr1n, LA7E eoyERsoa'eF HrSeAsr, - HoRsSs
Ur'TaD STATES o." AMERICA A CONSTANT Eo7is
KUrAHrA May q, 1851
SrK-scarce have learned ON you tLa ret,,ke given
by tie Turkish mi sry thc generous proposition or
your glorious counrys Congress and government than
Austrian commisJsry also arrived TO put the bsr5A
decision of the forte perem orily in execution An
Austrian commissay in Turkey. You INST, OF course,
feel how deep this emare must ave fallen ill is T.
suffer Sc IA degradatcA nay, abdication Of ,er in1epen
dence She is falling fast poor Curkey-fAlins, net b.
want Of strspgth not fatality Int by the oovsree Of
their judgments
OF course all the cons,statons the septo.nbs~
and no longer" as the term of my detention m nero
humhug nay, more il is sffron, added to oppression.
Has the Porte given the 10 the Unioed Sts
without ar, further application OIL board an Americas.
ship OF coarse no he therefor sure OF this. ny
dear sr-it is hu nbug. The real vsSe of their
words have had opportuait enough to appreciate.
Full well understand the sase. am doosed to Pc
rish at Kuahiato fall victim here to tho fears %
abomnabie austria. Thcre are msay ways tocone t.
that end, that the companions cf prisou-thsy
who have npaied by free choiee, with the agree
mept Of the Porte, hithersre by force tor FROM
my side and stand Amos Jforsaken--
Well will look to myself, and inset the worst II
/ must frsndy tell you that have anticipated the
failure of your negotiation The Turkish Government
yields but to protection; and it must be fully
that whatever may De the power OF the Unitef
States Turkey has nothing to fear ans protection to
hope from ther1; nothing because Jeur government.
your legislative bodies all our organs Of publicity
very anxious to proclaim and again. that
y intervention in European matters IA the first funda
oil of he lea or
States To be wise the men who estabt'she0
this principle an wise were sbe men who followed II
for the foundation veil ~ Tor Ne
growth, Of the United states Neither would IL DO con
yenent to to investigate whether the dress which 10
so well suited TO protect the childhood and to develops
the youth will stH prove suitable vines the much pro
missing youth had become full grown man-nay,
mighty giant, your country Is Time IL going on and
evey hour may bring its eonvenie II brings
its necessity May be that yoa glorious coun
ty may be called to feel that every position has it
ssities-has s conditionsAas, would almost say,
its unavoidable fststy-ths mere, the greater. tbs
mightcr that position Is "od a not by special VIA
but by general lava" said English phiosophm ksy
be that your country viii be called to
il heshten tire glorious postion already holds Il
will scarcely be possible should IL even be convenient
not to put weight into the balance where the destntes
OF the old world and s civilization TO be weighed It
will scarcely be possible to give anything tn s
suiierngs Of nations than the noble sentiments Of
PATTY to the struggling, the comms-eraton 10 the
fslsn asylum 20 the psrseeuted, at the rsast,
generous tder but which Turkish Minister map
There may be some who believe that the non a<cep4a-
ton az the generous offer Of the United States 10 but
indirect answer Of astrs TO the glorious deci.ston Of
Mr. Webster which found so Il ighty an echo in every
American breassn scarcely less zsnt thaa
the st foolih was tn, re may BE- ouss who
tesve tina, the United States may not speak, bu
having once spoken ther word must be obcJed Asts
me II IT, my duty not to rrress any Lanble wish
would be quite ineonvrnient either TO entertain TO
press any feelings else than the most ant gratitude
for the intention Of your cour ~ and your
government and the most respectful s1psvostisa "
their noble conduct towards myself and companions
which beg you will be kind to to the
ment and the people Of the United Sats together vita
the humble declaration Ct mine that whatever may ,.
the fate Ia meet Il will be in the momsst a.
my desth-aiter the trust to God assys CHIEF es.so
lstcn that glorious country tho grave Judgment %
your wise men A. we'd as inc ntss"cs o. yor pscsss
have de~med the poor Hungarian e-e not unworthy e.
| their sympathy.
may die hut the cause will pct rise-ana with o.
without the battle Will be fozxht more which
met the appreciation q zrcat, s2Eoas, AMI free Gene
cratic America, Amen.
Hut dear sir, there IL yet min. which mta beg
you to clear Of all misreprese before your
men that the answer given % tAe Ottoman MINISTRY
may be fully appreciated.
Now have doubt the thing will be repress steA 70
the world as bensF 1ient otep 81 the ssbuurs fmS
They would make the world ce-ve that though poiit
cal considerations al not allow them 10 rtos al usu
gsrsn eSiee TO liberty, still " noble resoution
the Porte 70 restrict the detention q " 20 esst indy
But sir the oase Is quite different tie present re
solution OF the Porte not Ony rsrtaee nchsg OF
eDcc but IL rather toe most barhsrcu the most ID
human deed Dest II we hsve yet exressnocd here
Before stoppiog the thrcsholdof r1rsey askef
]
aked them let ne ba yoar guest or rlsa pass tina
may carry my wary head 10 more 1csptsVe 40 sseS
They answered be welcome. b. guest our hosze
-h be an Asylum 70 thee We swear thse prcecuso -
! hospitality
Itrusled--I ted ny steps ih>. 1 might yet sers
the breeze vi,a s.ept over the psios Of nsshser
| ing native ianl--that might the pillows Of ths
Dsnub~ be mixed With Hunssra tears from prcsosrs
Aftw moalSs later they gave ne prison "a far AaA<
&c be the asylum which they hid sworn to ma
A. the sci momsnt q this change in my fs, the pss
! ~.
all with few exceptioE dem led TIE onAs eoucss.or-
TO share ny fate.
II wss sSflsed
At last 70 twenty ta-.s d them vas rsnted the go
mission 70 accompany nae. 90 thes came vith ~.
They firmly decided and debating this thsir rososu
ton 10 the comnissrT % the Porte rather uDtes
every privstioo hc 60 struggle With starvatios, As
1, was noble decd. sir, worthy Of tn, ysrsv ri
humanity.
Row, cir. the,e r.e the NEE WHO are now driven svw
fzem my side, by soroe, " -, Turkish government
They rrotes tea against thls inhuz snity, a. yes -
ss from tAe seioio~d seiesrlsi thsy ss aSs ."Si
est aid 81 " Turkish government, they a.En scss
but the PR sisrou share my fate hey declared sss
The ans 20, n,s vor don 60 willingly you vm b.
set upon horsss and bound up, Aai carried a~Ay ~
force.
Only Eve Of The Whole number permitted 70 shas'
my Artyrdom There have been seven cincers. 49,
particularly devoted themselves to the servies q
d. Nv rusrd 10 my person precautoa Of necessity,
fse Turkih government Itself acknowledged sg<in ~
Agsr that Austrian sssassns plotting Against
life asked at least TO spare the mortsac stcu o
ohsice amongst these seven No II was not pcrmitte1
n two even 81 thee, driven away
On the contrary vas willing 20 sacrihce The console
on Of the presence Of my family for the sake OF the EIDE
cation OF my children intended, therefor. 10 avail
myself Of your governments generous OFF, 70 asud svss
my infant children, under az Il cant otherr~
be, without their guardian ane my dear beoyed wus
II was explicitly refused
This Il the rel state 81 the question sir IL IA not -
the sake Of relieving Tie burden Of my feelings ~ weei
complaint dwelt uTon these partic ulAts, w ss
fate; but " Il that bartary may not succeed sh.r
ing itself upder the mask o. humanity, ana .h"
isiers not seli FOR bcueyncpce deed which w
most shocking cruelty II II fcr thst reason thet ps
you would te 60 kind a 20 inform your gosssSe"
ororosittoa a. vil clio stat the matter tcore III
I | ouhcity q the ciyiircd void.
Nov my deAr ar e. The gfcsret rhrt o. aJ ar'sen
apst coapanops have dec 20 rgoat yar genst'u
ocs ana toes e 40 ssA, ~ tha o2.ndsns soyf W.