New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

Uha ReDOrt about the niue age o'
r.stor. was postponed TIL next session. ,..--
bsnaW s..sge from the President transmitting
.oon5ence relating 10 Kossuth Mucn o, |"
~. already been printed. In feoruary
hsa Ihsser s3aressed a letter 20 P. Brown, Drag,
w. concerning the PROBABLE intentions sna
s.no.ition of Turkey about allowing ho''u'u
I'D his companions 20 come 10 TINS county .-
Az a. Brown replied that in May 1881, the year
r.. ,bich the Sultan promised Austria 70 retain
,hen will expire, and that doubtless nc WI" al
iov them to come TO u.s. -. s,uo,,;na la,.
NJ webster then addressed the following .et'
FER to George P. Marsh L. O. A'n''''f az ''"'
s.sntinoPle; oss,srMvxr OF STATE.
WAsHINGToN, Feb d, 1881.
soGEo p MASH CoN- antaopis- am 81, directed sG'
90 Refugees who now 10 the Turkish Domlnlons
pnders God by this Government mat Mr. hossutn ana
y hsy. ~ his companions 10 confinement in huta
Ely a. d. Minor where they have been for year or more
hst thew cOnnue TO feel an earnest desire 10 come 10
- 1870 Stsfes By dispatch Of my predecessor you
Ine Hc, 10 offer The Sublime Forte TO receive Mr.
,h and bic companions board OF one OF the national
SS ~ The United States convey them to this country II
been extremely gratifying to the Government
"a People OF the nted States this nave
Sssn Al hsl accepted but is understood that is not
hsvpR complied with by The sublime Porte oio nor
sfse from wish on his Imperial MsJestys part 70 ueau
10 he United States but was In consequence o tne our
tsus ofer AusA 10 desn these persons for oae yos
Al the patiOn Of which ine unless urtsr conVenuons
should be entered into to prooDg their detenuonl ney
,houd be Al liberty 10 depart II this be So tue Ilme IL
near al hand their may DO expected and When
they may be permitted 10 seek an asylum 10 any part OF me
ld ~ which thew shall be able procure the OF
transportation IL 10 confidently hoped that me sublime
Porte has not made and will not make any new suPu-
istion with any Power for their further detention and
Won are directed address yourself urgently though re-
snsetfy 10 the Sublime Porie this question. You will
n 10 be strongly represented that while this Govern
men has desire Intention TO interfere 10 any manner
nth anesljons Of public policy International munich
vi ysstous OF other Governments affecting The rights
n he own citizens and while II has entire confidence 10
the Justice and msgnsnimiy and dignity OF the Sublime
If mi raal
Thai aug esons proceeding from other motives than
those OF friendship aud for the Porte aud desire
for the continuance and pefpeuy OF u and
Iiepihed position among the Daons Of the EARTH aud
tnen OF alton for The Hungarian Exes, may be
received by the Porte In The friendly spirit In which
they offered and that the growing good feeling sns In
rressnR between lac Governments may be
AMI further fosered aud extended by happy concurrence
OF opinion and reciprocity OF upon This asupon
al Other subjects Compliance nth The wishes OF the Gov
eminent and people OF he Uned States 10 this respect ~
be regarded friendly recognition OF their lntercession
and a. proof OF national good viii and regard The
which the Sublime Pore pursued 10 refusing 10 allow the
xxi be seized upon It's soil by the forces OF
foreign State aud deliver them itself to their
pursOers bsisd with uDve pprObauOn- mi ght DO
aid with ouithe niled States
and This sentiment strong because the de
nsad UPON the Sublime Porte made by Governments
ronfdent p their gfest mtsy power with armies Ia the
ed Of vast strep flushed with the victory and
whose purposes not To be thwarted their pursuit
sveS Nv snS obstacle less than the ioterpositon OF an
Empire prepared to maintain the inviosbity It's terrific
RES lis GbsOue sovereignty over It's own soil This Gov
ernment Jealous OF ils own territorial Iges regarded
with gresI and hearty spprobs on the firm aud lofty
position assumed by his Imperial Majesty at that time and
so proudly maintained, under circumstances well cAlcu'
lated inspire doubt, aud against demands urged Win
such gravity and supported by formidable array.
His Imperial Majesty fell that hs should be no longer an
independent prince II he consented to be less than the SOW
reign OF bis own domlnions Whie mus regafolng lne
political position and conduct OF the Sublime fore IN re-
ference 10 OheT powers his Mesys generosity In pro-
vdnR for the wsnls OF the gves thus pectedy and
In number ih owing themselves upon his prOlec-
other hand n IL o dcut 10 conceive what NAV have been
the which ed the Sublime Porte to consent
TO remove these from lie frontiers to require them
TO repair TO the Interior, and thse 10 remain for limited
time attempt revolution AZ ainsl The established
authorities Of BeigbboTDg State with which the Sublime
Porte peace and with which desired to preserve
friendly relations, had only then been suppressed. The
chief actors 10 the attempt had escaped into tbs domnions
Of the Porte To peTmn them remain upon its fOnters
where they might project new undertakings against that
State and into which, II circumstances favored they could
10 time mig hi well have been considered
dangerous 10 both Governments And the Sublime Porte,
while protecting them might certainly also prevent their
occupying any such position IN It's own donations, as
should give Of alarm To eighborng aud friendly
powers Their removal to cerian locations night slsO be
rendered desirable by considerations of convene the
Sublime Porte sekupOn whose charity and generosity such
numbers had suddenly become dependant The detention
of these persons for short period of me in order that
they night not repair other parts Of Europe
their operations, request that II not un-
natural 10 make ana wa certainly in The discretion OF
Sublime Porte grant without sacrifice OF It's dignity
of kindness toward the refugees But al THIS
time ali possible Of danger or disturbance
result from their liberation has ceased II is nov more
than year since tho last Hungarian army surfenoefeo
and the attempt a. ana me sv Ssrs sn aged
were most serny crushed by the uute force OF Two OF Tue
reatest powers OF Europe Their chief associates are
H. t6emseyes 10 exile or they have persisted the field
or on the scafOld b RntaTy execution theh estates
fortress and city Hungary Is in the possession OF me
forces of Austria They themselves, by their desire 10 re-
move so far rom the scene Of her late conflict declare
thai thew enIertan no hope OF thought OF other uar
attempts aud wish only to be permllted 10 WIN
draw themselves altogether from GIL European IAN
terror OF the United States For their attempt 81 in
dependence they have dearly paid, and now, broken
- h hOm or
axes whose only u'ureis fearful remembrance OF tne
past-wh only request to spend their remaining DAYS
In obecure industry they wait the permission OF his pe
nal Majesty to remove themselves aud all that may remain
TO them across the to the uncudyAed regions OF
America and leave loI Continent which TO tem mas
become more gloomy than the wilderness more lone ana
dreary than the desert The people OF the United oaes
expect from the generosity Of the Turkish Monarchy tns
ihis permissiOu viii be given They wait 70 receive these
exes on their shores whore without gvsg just cause Vi
uneasnes, 10 any Goyernm-1S tney may ENJOY
OF consolation be aft rded nv ympatny 0f tnei
In es and that Rsssta CO IN th necessity "hcn Is
pie have been ae IN onerng 10 any anu men 'ey
Are moi now for the fret called upon TO render Ac-
cusomed themselves TO high ideas OF national lndePen-
dence the people of the Unied States would reget 70 see
te oyement Of the vast empire of Turkey consul AIMED
by force OF circumstances 10 exercise the duty oil Keeping
prisoners for other powers You VIII futper say 70 tlo
Aubme Porte that if as this Government, hopes ana oo-
Ieves Kossuh and his pSnions are allowed 10 de-
ns om The domuions OF his Imperial Majesty Al the ex.
"a 10 the United States in of its Ma
ttonal ships in the Mediterranean sea Whch can Do
sSsTed for that paTpose; and you will receiving assur
spcas Thai these sous wiz be permitted depAI
IAN precsely their number and Immediately give notice to
he Commander OF the United States Squadron on haI sa
ton who will receive orders from the proper authority to
be present with such Of the ships may be
can leave the station urOsh conveyance for Kossuth and
il' '0'"P ''''' - ~ '-' DANIEL WEBSTER.
On Mr.. FOoTEs motion the Secretary of the
Senate was authorized to contract for printing
this and all other documents ordered to be printed
at this Session. il being understood that MIR. Ham
iton' contract commences only in December next
After A long Executive Session, the Senate ad
iourned.
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.