Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-01
Correspondence of.he New York Express.

would whnfn on
board the Austrian, told by the Lieutenant that had
no prisoner in the ship Returning on board a second
time and accompanied by Mr. Brown, th6y found Com
mander Scbaru, captain of the brig whom Capt. String
ham thus addressed:
your lieutenant sir has lied The ,aeanesi cabin han
in ME ItaeTca sSrree roHd not he g,iiy such corr
drHes' Demanding then to see the prisoner, Costa
brought deck IN irons Capt CHAM asked "Are
YOU an American?" "No, am a Hungarian" "Have
YOU American passport" to which like blockhead
he replied
&c No. am HHgayiani and riH die a Hungarian, p
The Americans could do 10 more, and LEFT the brig
Learning however, AFTER that Costa had taken the
oath Of citizenship aud seeing the Austrian brig prop,r.
ing DEPART Captain strnghim sent message tnat "a.
they Lad board prisoner carried of by force from
foreign independent territory and who had sworn ale
glance to the Government Of the United States he should
feel IL hs duty 20 insist upon the brig remaining under his
guns until no received nsrucons from Cousantnople
and IL any attempt were made TO depart he would
fire into the brig While this passing in the harbor
the excitement less on shore. All the Frropcln
merchants went in body 10 Ali Pacha the Turkish Gov.
Of the city aud begged him suffer this viola.
ton Of the Ottoman territory Tie Pasha in great rcpi.
dnton said hc could help w. but would write 10 Con.
stanuopc for instructions The merchants then repaired
TO the Casino, which is their reading ROOM ball ROOM and
club, aud there passed resolution 10 eypuDge the name
of every Austrian ftom their rolls
On the 25th the funeral Of the young Au,tran officer
Killed in the Opcfa House took place and all the Consu.
ntc- with the exception Of the English and American.
hosted black nags The Austrian and Prutsan C,nsuls
htes we're not represented. On hearing Of the aTray
Baron Bruck the Austrian Penipotentary n Constant.
NOBLE demanded ample ltisilrion from the Porte With,
venty1ur hours which tho Porte Instantly granted BY
dismssing Al Pashn and appointing the Governor Of
Rhodes n biz place. Several o the refugees were aso ar.
rested but the guilty aid 10 have effected their
escape. IL was stated that the Porte had pledged
Itself put Of the power Of the refugees 400 in mum.
her, N do further mischief Meantime Mr. Brown al.
dressed note W. dc Bruck demanding tic release Of
Costa Dc Bruck replied 10 warm manner. that be
could take such claim into consideration for a mo.
mcnt since Costa was lluuguan consequently Ars.
titan subject, and that the Emperor Of AUSTIN has fl
power ~ h subjects IN the Ottoman territory W.
Brown ~ return, rctcraes biz demand and sends Bruc
copy of thc oath sworn ~ 10y Costa, IN New York pro.
misng adherence 70 the Government u the United States
stating biz intention 10 become American citizen and
icarlng al other allegiance whatovc especially that IN
the Emperor Of Austrin.
de.pltch from Cpntsutuoplr Jolly ith state that
Costa h1i bccn professionally handed over he Keeping
Of thn Austrian Consul, nj Snyrua.
IL stated In Paris thtt Lord ReIcine the liriii.
Abssador NJ Cou7iantnopl had aso iucrposed IN the
name Of humanity 90 have Costa returned the United
states. despsteh from Turin. llth states thst the
Sandman Government denies having had anything 10 do
sith Cos,as arrest the Sirdnan Consul IN smyrna had
no communication With the Austrian Consul the suJ
Jet Another letter from Vienna that the partc-
air crime laid 20 Coas charge i having asssted to hide
the rsgilia Of Hungary.