The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-08
II II E G tALEDO y | a N.

The correspondence between NJ. liulse-
mann and n. Marcy concerning the hozSta
affair, published in the Ncw-York and Wash
ln@ton papers entire, is very long and tedious
The letter of the Austrian Minister Is weak
puerile cii'usion. 1t claims kozsta as an Aus
trian subject and justitics the Austrian CON
>Hl in Selling him at Smyrna. 1t also argues
that the acts Of Captain Ingraham constitute
an act of war and are violation OF the ncl-
trality Of the Turkish port. His conclusion
is a> follows:
The Imperial Government enter!alnS too
high an opinion of the >en>c of justice and OF
the integrity OF the Government Ut the MT
ed States to doubt for IA single instant, ItS&nN-
ictv to di-avow the conduct ot'it> a-ents under
the circumstances above mentioned, ami that
it will hasten to call them to severe account,
and tender 10 Austria a satisfaction proper
tomato 10 the ma.nituIr of the outrage.
Mr. M,rcys reply opens with a clear state
their occurrence. He ;hcn proceeds TO dis
cuss the question Of allegiance, IN winch he
differs very materially from the Austrian
ur-in" that. koz>ta being beyond the jurl>-
diction oi Austria. her laws in regard to allie
glance were entirely Imperative unless there
wcr. treaty >tipulations between Austria and
Turkey A. to the existence OF any such
treaties. it Is denied on the ground that this
claim of Austria was fully discussed and de
,i,l.,l against her four years ago in the case
of ko>>nth;
1T is an inrilcnt OF great significance, and
lcarnr authorilativciv upon some Of the most
important questions now raised. that the ease
of Noz,t,-tor he was on" Of the llunrar!an>
then demanded WIS tullv discussed in >i9.
not oulv by the parties. but throughout Eu-
rop". and drridcd AGAINST the r"ht of Austria
to rr:,.ir,. his rNlraaiti"n. cithcr uGdcr L
Law If Nations, " hy r\i>tinr ,r,aty >til'ula-
riun>. This decision drrply Interested. MOI
oniy rulers and statesmen. hut the treat body
of th, people of every country. They imvr>-
ti.e,,cd IL merits. admitted it> Justice, and
commented the tirmn">> ADJ humanity Of
the Sultan for his course.
In + d,>ratcll t. this Government o.. tuT
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resilient AZ Cun>;,inrinonlr, SAYS: Il hay,
lad several conversations ON hi, subject will
the Minister OF Forrign Affair; and with A.!
P,,ha. Governor al SMYRNA. At The time tt,
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no, r,o,,,,e 81. the ,Nrra,iition oi poi.t,al OF
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ruuurrl u,l.n cent III relation to the >,.iI
urr OF k"/-tt. winch Austria herself i t'ouu'
T." respect. 1t ha> protested '-nn>t the con
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Ent No, one word OF conn plant not a r.nr
le"r OF h'~>''i>'', non 'F"m turkey, "Gt'n>
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! Go,,rumcnt. rhi. certainly an auom.lon
case. Au>tri, arr,ign> thu mite! >.ar"S 10
; Violating the RIGHTS Of Turkey ia the Nos,
affair. Turkey, the offended party. cNonrr
arrS the nltrd States and protests aa,in>
? Austria. our acru-or tor tn. very same @,
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