Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-09


| ~ nave, by The steamship Washington the coIrc>rord
'"''' has passed between The austrian Ambassa.,,
'" "' 1hi.ri States Charge Il tlairs Iunstnrrinoi,
''''h !" III" stIz:rr "l Costa kpssa the lIInsari,n
"' ''''"" EIr American charge his Iecr o Jlnr q
" ''i 'tnch Expresses his r"gcl tia! in the atl:ay nj
S'h' Yonng officer HE Austrian Navy should h,v,
''' "''i tie c"..sI. however that he fell vrr,n /,
NV "'si nronslIrrat. and unac:nuntahIr" conduct ~
NV austrian Consul towards Martin Costa the Ilun"arian
''" 'n4'' Proceeds say:
his person al The nrrsopt ,uon,.rt I'M ,rJ an ,
@ "o @""Ff@n tf" i" war HusSnr. n,yrnr j. b..
ne " tllc Hungarian refugees who had been t!cain.
I "l"" I""eticr with others he was permr, 10
49, ' country III ISL, and h" proceeded with lhri.r Ia
" "''td States where inok rir preliminary stems 10
"'"hinn citizen ol The liniIc! States; ,haI Is he
'e '''rnial remuneration all allegiance any other
sovereign whatever. and look the usual oath ol nj.
' !" thc Government nt the United States. 4 few
" ""''s since W Costa came 10 Smyrna from New York
nc Se''H 81 again proceeding the United Stalts
~ ~" "''t''I"n oi the 2lst instant while sealed on ,:
lh''Iha SinrrTa, hc suddenly upon by some H.
@ "'ih nIecks, hl armed. said Ia haze been culnuyc.
"T 'hai purpose by the Austrian Cvrsu; and aifcr ayinv
o'' eiGh IN ihc most brutal manner i.:uWn nl,, The
sea- where hoai waitine ln rccrY. and condu,t Inn;
I" The Austrian brig fIussar
NJ CGsla on leaving The UnlcI SaIrs received I,,,I
".i py {" the declaration which .L had made There Of a
i"idhc" 20 the Government United States and which
u"'"l"lt under ordinary circumstances would recoln I'd
nun !" me friendly all and consideration American ar-
lhoIilts. -"
II cannot he conceived here thai this individuals trupo
lay Residence in The city OF Smyrna could possibly cAcr
me inmosiiY Oi The Austrian Consul 10 such decree ~
To- c1'c him Ia employ band rulans Ia attack
hii ~ moment when l evidently had no reason 10 nm
lferhi such nm outrage and to have him conveyed in
an gnonlnous board American vessel Of war
II seems Ia rather that III hs presence there in
connndcd the Austrian Con>u. the hitter, nt lhe mosi
would have called upon the Austrian authorities 10 REQUIRE
MS departure and not by act o outrageous inhu
man nature excite The Indignation OF hc Inhabitants of
and do not doubt H. also .! The people n lir Uni
Mr. Browr concludes by asking that 81 Brurk will give
orders Tor rhe release OF C"sa thai he may proceed The
United Sta;-a
ii Rruck replied by stating thai Costa had never ceased
Ia ht an Austrian subject, shown from his drrlarat
made in presence al the consul Of Ilc United States a
'hFfha Ills arrest, consequently ~. :'Euck. took
pace in virtue Of The which .4s"rc The Austrian
''eFnm"n: the fail and entire Independence "t Jm-dic
on all lis subjects IN T-rsey lie therefore concludes
IL was impossible iur In 10 order his release.
Mr. Brown III his rrIonder, enclosed tho declaration
"h!sA IL. Cas- made New York or the SIS Of luiy
11 cnGuncin. his allegiance Ia The Emperor Austria
ami akng a' oath cl aegarce 10 The Government, ol hn
United States al America. Nj Brown also adi-:
lhc r9htoi c%paltiaun and III naturalization trOp
niz believe, by the Government OF Austria we'll as
tY oiirt Governments, and II 10 that lhe arrest
twtt"ur aaain mentioning the means which The Austrian
Consul nl Smyrna cd 10 eject Of the said Costa upon
ihc neutral Go o Turkey alter hu Of allegiance made
by :il will be regarded by The Government oi the United
States being not only very painful violation Of those
sam: rights OF aaiudlI.aIion, but also consequence o
my n!eces,iG want Of respect and regard towards
rnJ Government OF which HE impression will be removed
"i" difficulty. would hot leave cxccicncy Ignorant
ii iEr preceding facts but rather By c"mGI,caI Ina item
10 your C.cctncy relieve my sell n! The responsibility
which III, Arrest 0l Costa and the r"rqucnccs which may
T"" out o - may leave g TIE nln! ui my Gnlc!nmcn
anI cnunrryHicn.
was 9ryseniag this declaration o consulate u
the UnH: States "t America Smyrna, aud ~ ih. T"sa
tl"., hn TIE said Costa furnished win ie-herct 20
come Ia Cnnslnnprc and ~ rr;n.n 10 Smyrna, whence
he wa "a start O! New fOs. Siacc his arrival II Smy yrna
he has resided in Iurncy under the protection Of nv Gov
cnnet ad Ii is pleasure IL me 10 be able 10 state that
Is .cnc has always hccn irrcprvachahc His fidelity tU
' natisn !ani-the "ny crime Ut which hc is ACCUSED
i', ' to to de%ae ,l,., himself M awaY Ys aah =ach
In r"nrusi0n Mr. Brown renewed hs iAts.cs'i"h 'n ve
hall u lie prisoner, compliance VIA "h'ch "'N "
learned ~ III. President c the United States VIII. sa.1c
iin am; p;cven painiu ard extraordinary news o ms
arn,r bel no again n. The interruption ol these
Iji.niiv tarlinp the respective countries "hr
e SAYS H. .inrccy has Al heart 10 reconcile ana 10 gu"
:!ya;e. ir correspondence lsrc ended
Inc FLOWING note shows fow the affair now stands
The undersigned beg .he Consul General ." France 10
+ ke iri safe hrr!n. ilan k0s'za, prisoner on nhIt
Lr Austrian L-s Hg.ZIr whose nationality aud c"nsr
oaru.lT us claim. Ia pG,"ctInn arr 10 dispute ort"" wv
respective er>slrs unsaniinop" a. between '' 80"
.ia;cs a; Smyrna The Undersigned h'g tc ftehc IN
s. 10 ru!,tiak. M ;ste,iy these conditions, hhHty
nait, sg, hs Brought ashore from Tie brig ~
r,,ly 10 ,Indr guard n soldiers 10 c ''
t,.inry ana handed over to Tie r:Ghch I""su.
~ his a,.n tie Consul rray appoint nc VI
ur.n,.r s!, h, entirely the French C"nsnls dscic-
, ,pJ shall h Maid bv the undersigned, Consul Oi Aus
ma The prisoner shall bc prohibited from communicating
without and sh Ill bc permitted 10 spchh VIVA ' "''I " "
factory except those appointed by The Gniesi9n" ~ y
yccsy agreed that the Consn! al France sai! MOI S'' m
prisoner ~ lt"riy except Upon lhc J''"' ",''' " " "
,irisgncd ,., ON,
IlucapucKEE, Consul General ol austria.
Haiei Smyrna, July.