Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20

TIliniTs ureyi.,t sly constructed for the Western
rlory The transfer will thas leave no Government
property behind, he buildings Which may be use
fully applied 10 purposes of private in"Auiaetu'e
aud can deuttiess readily he disposed o
RoszTgs sIAIESENT OF us oE4 GAZE.
The Hungarian rescued at Smyrna by Captain
IpqrShutn has written long letter 10 tbs President,
warmly 1hani5ing hiia Tor TIE interpestt'oh ol
the American authorities in hts case, and glHihS
narrative of the various circumstances 0i ii ipriS
onment and escape lie says 30 She PfesdSntS
| have TO thaak YoE not OIfsy Tor yo'se support
to myself but also for the principle which You have
established and which will in future, enforce respect
to sill those who have the good fortune 70 be placed
under tho protection of the Amof'ca'i Tag oinee
noble people as tits governed by nOOls PRESIDENT
as yuurself have sanctioned that principle suffering
humanity has ceased fearing oppression ard tyranny,
and millions Of infortunates. cons sous Inst there OX-
ISIS on tais continent power cTer ready TO chech
injustice min j!g the;r heartfelt VOWS tc NINE SE
the preservation of that power and their worthy ru
Ter Accept Mr. President with my sincere thAn<s
the hasty narrative Of my EisieEy, aad eendecend
30 continue mo yoar high pro,ection
Tie narrdffye presents several 'ietAs IN regard 20
his crptrre which have uct tetere apPesTed II
seer that Cuuluanjcc Schwartz, Ut the HuZEar,
500 fer Euszta WAS uLkea On EOtsrd, threatened 20
punish with him iitv lnshcs Tor saying he Teceni%ea
no risht the Austrian officers 10 arrest aHd -IreHt
Eitnss he was under American protection schwartz
subsequently ordered him To e Qlced IN tie hn!a,
loaded viii, chains, in addition to winch ne Mas ci"
Il tied 10 \ pHr although his arms and it'S were
likewise tied IN that position, aGu Win ms hFe's
as wet with tn, sea water no remained eight hours
when his moral sLreDG yicted TO his physical sun
eGinCS, he faiDtc The neat thing That he tHe"
that his arms had ICEn unlleu W I"c tAf
of the Iiuzzar, and medical attendance was Sdhus-
tered q, it lie continued 10 lie tied 10 Inc t!!!.r
until . a n, of the next day. About tn"t 'i'He ne
WIS seized Dv four and carried, not being a"c
10 walk himself into the saloon ct the vessel where
tweye,ofiters and sold crs, attended by the austrian
Chancellor were assembled to iItcT.osnsc him. At
this moment Oil!cer c"Elc on deck ana "hist eFcH
n few words 10 tie roniInauGcr. 10 soon c..hss
AGAIN aud called tie commander into the adjoining
cabin where they spoke for some time Subsequent
w. the commander went on deck ans, On rS &c
turu 70 Jhe saloon he SAID III soft language LA-
ill then li,l,,own to kosyta that he seemed 10 hc
gentleman and invited him 10 ST.. The consequence
of seeing oil the SnvF~A's iartor the Hcd States
sloapuf war st. Louis The subsequent proceedings,
which resulted in the release OF AusZtl are general
" Known. 1t APP ears tt lie departure ir.iu >inIr-
NJ was unconditional. The Austrian Ambassador
insisted hat he should not rc Al.1"ct 20 @2;usu t.
T,.r.cY bat tleso hosAtN reused 10 accept
Tie Washington cores oudent Of the New York
Express. Saws tai n0sEa h's called 'tn Secretary
Mslcr and demanded OF the E0yernnSn: to rft.Fi'
him 10 Iits from !rTce ~ ircs tsa 'riih0ut ms
Ct~5 c,-c,.f IN. ire hi5l PEr0gHEl ~ inc ser
r-a al He LI.ts! StEcs. Ills business, he says, Is
- Tu.Kr~ ami he WISHES toTsi-rn !" Smyrna" "hcIs
h WAS when Austria, IHrO-St !cr a. e!liS .a sH'1
Vi; cDl bands upon him. lie SAYS he was "og;'GcL
in commercial business IL ~myIuA as The agent oi
4 'orei4 hualo aud lhat lie wiaAei 10 Te;rE4 to Il
projected Ly IN American passport and clothed
wish t!fcaua.:oua:!v Of tie UEjtci -tH,cs
Tx TazA7Y or ALLIANCE BhrwssS FHAxcE ayD
.stalcc !,al the treaty q. .'!i"Gvc agreed
aud 2ncd hy<,Jurt y eT..!.i the part %! france
and lord Ciarcdrn III" part OF F.IsiTHt, guar
sqicciEu tic iHlc. gritty Of Turkey. was GcSr1lrhc!
Immediately by cu.lrcrs te Berlin Arl New" with
an rsigrat.n that from the dry Of It's ":.i''.! 81
each ~: these rapitsls lcioi ot seven ia'S would
he allowed the cabinets Of Prussia AMI AUstr: :"
dc.e-,irre rais their assent or T f~ai 10 enter into
the arrangement IT agreed 10 we'll and good. If
rejected il was lie understood that France anl
England Tyou!d take tic settlement and the raSp"n-
iI ilifics Of this E.s'Crn controversy into thc.r o"
hands j IS intcrrei frog the te ms Of the treat ,
that Russia sill le REQUIRED "rthNiih 10 rEacEat"
The E,.y.,snn Prime a.iscs. st IN refusing, she
tsazsr.av Inv rr~eri rrrHCes of an iu'uis-
diale Joint declaration Of ~. nom AaslaEi and
France.