New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
The SMYRNA Affair
Prom The London Morning Advertiser.

From The Lonccn morning seVcr0s-i.
Tteroher NAY esro BIZ lessons from her dsugh
ter Young America sets examples TO Old England, which
were well to initiate The United States thsu1h IN 'nsf
mfDcy compared with the nations OF EnroP- n% o.
possess greater vgor thar any other ceunty undr M
SUD but having the gi.Bi strength the -Pu'j kuoNb
bow 10 WELD her Interests aud her "fn "a r.
America il country She has courage ana -he
Knows xbep and bo. 70 o. play IT, No Power vii lasai
her with iupUnity She has not only quick PERCEPTION u
what is Al aIrOkf, but sheoses not moment IN resent
We have inst had prsof Of the power and pluck n
America which has astounded the Courts Of Europe aud
which being afforded at this particular moment oug 10
make this country hide its head for very shame at tue
contrast which Us conduct when i'll, uted ~ ths Car ex
hibts 10 the world The incidents Of the SMYRNA al ar
are few, and soon told u kosrta dangaran ana
fa nd Of the Magyar Chief Of the psfnos Who
took refuge from the Austrian Jury oy which they we're
pur,ueo IN the tent ries the Sasn From Tursey ne
sfttrv ards proc.eoeo America From the latter after
rsdepce OF something than two years ne returned
IN Smxrna This. IL ia said contrary to understand
ny enter. Into with the Turk sh Government to the eject
b Re should not return TO any part OF tue luminous o
tie Sultan.
Kos.ta denies that he party 10 any such under
stsuong BE this il may. he was seized oy the com
usuoer Of an Austrian brig Of acting 10 obedi ncs ~
the Us ruciiOn. Of the Austrian ConsaL The Latter had
previously insisted the Huos sran refugee beng at once
cap u. from the pa Elm shch "iso he TURKISH an'h"
,is were wiling to acque.ce The Other foreign refugees
IT, SUyrs greatly excited when they were Informed
,i ~ OF their Der had en- forciby sszed by tbs
Au.tris, sutborii.s. di"urhance tn. result aud
one OF the consequences ( the umut was IN q an Austrian
tffcer r-loDgi < 70 aani Of rank, ga killed
We Dos 10 n marrow OF the affair Tn learning
wis, n d haupepsd an American officer, captain lnyrs
bsm1 regarding tn. Hungarian refugee na,Rralized
citizen Cf tits counrs lost time 10 the Temporary ao
sepcf of the American Consul demanding All ntervew
with Kossts Ib. demand complied with Tn ~
suit Of Captain Irgrshsn, interference to me x
var exile committee 10 the OF the French 'nsu
un' he views the American Ambassador Il Cpn anti
Dope should BE- kpOsn the subject The latter DID not
hesitstI moment As H. which ne ought To-
aooIt H. instantly dispatch Instruction. to the Amer
on,ul At SMYRNA 10 demand the immed at- lo-r4ton
.s~uof Ia. AFfA
urou.T were ri rs,tOfed his freedom within four hours
10 blow ~ with all bosrc, the Austrian brig, by whose
cou usudeT he b.D s-z-d. The necessity OF this ex
T.. III, step had m 10 sUp rsede1 by the ORE Nous
,prf.nc.t of TIE Hnnl tau 10 French Con- al, until
the pleasure offhe higher authorities could be known.
T6s is what may the greste-t propre'y he called
going ahead The Yarkess have made up their uds TO
ssrd ~ re, rsn-rves X.rsts II, unD-ense. come
from What quarter il may. They detsrmn-d to make
ihtmte,ts respected in all parts OF the world aoi they
srp equally resolved 10 resort to shy when
b. found net esary for that purpose No will b. suf
fred TO insult tbe - TO ACT c"nrr to their vie rs OF ia
tern aiioba ris htr with mpuny. We risk pre-
dctr that Austria will be in haste 70 try further tx
! .. rmeIts American endurance Neither venture
10 say will any other Power America will Il least exact
an ont ~ I'd show Of respect from al Governments She
hiss and the dispersion to vindicats h-r
| honor. And she slo takes the most prompt and most
efic 1T wsy Of doing IT,
How sinking tb- centrsst-snd to every Englishmsn
how morfy pg- between America and hi- country VINO
i0re will forget the md csOn ihe hests
ticp the pcroOnery which Lord Maine bury displayed 10
the Maihr ~ renee There is not true hearted
subject Of Queen Victoria whose cheek does not crimson
With shsu- and whose rst does not burn with iodlgns
ii, H. while he RIFE cte that mot dsgrac.fu business
NJ only opeht who could betrAy the honor of
county conpronise the great principles OF justice
and humanity, Lord Mslme.bury dd that ss
hav. been expelled from office amid the and
craoDs Of the pe"pe but h ought 10 have also had the
dors private society barred him That foul blot
on The nsons Character never Nn be washed 0ut-DOt
even the Of the to be exhausted in
attempt The name of Mdme bury will b. gnomoious y
transmitted 20 the rtm"tes posteTry IN assOcati m with
that Of Mathsr the victim of unps.lo Austrian
brutality, p.rperrated IN the SIR, cts of Florence
search less oi graceful Is bs conduct viii pre-
selt Foreign Minister bias exhibited in this RI.san aud
TurkRh business the Gar has daily and hourly bus.
tered arc bultd al our expense ever snce The con
mept ( the affair And content with berng the
gro,sest afr Ons literally bespiOg bis nsoence upon
US he has i'll d, dsuce Of frances aud 10
dr gard Of emit eates resoren to an overt act OF var
agsiust Turkey. lie has marched his arm the
frontiers lie has taken possession of Turkish territory,
ard is Sesoy, FIR all practical purposes exercising tn.
power of a Sovereign there The Modsvi4ns are 40 long
er IL p of fact subeots CT the Sultan They
the ubl.cis Of the Gar And yet the 10 whom
the Adminsa ion Of this country coDft-d have not the
age 70 resent III, indigni done & gland, TO
p ISL he matches sudscly Viii Ii has planned and
red out this bold strike OF Mu.covite policy.
II our Foreign Minister ana the Premier I'd vesge
Of sell respect remaining they would feel heartily shsmed
they contrast the of the Americans With then
waroicethe ptiinde aud energy Of the Yam
k,e ambassador at COnstantnople with their delays and
hdeoision. And 10 nske matters all the disgr tcei
Eng AId the American Navy costs scarcely anything
while the maintenance Of subjects nation
outlay OF more thsn 45,O00,o0O year.
| tn Americans do ev.rything-every hing, mean
which is necesssy-to yiDdcste the national honor
few thousands yeSr We do nothing, literally nothing u
uphold the reputation Of Egland though our Navy costs
us millions Look on this picture ana oo this Wa, ther,
such contrast ths pres nied 10 this respect
tw.en America and England How long will cur coun
rymen endure go Illuminating state of things Ii is fO
themselyes TO answer the question.
FRANCE.
We have little or no news rroa France