New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
TURKEY.
Abd-el.k adcr-Thc New.York Exhibition
The Trouble with Austria and RUSSIA.
of yAe r,.,..
CoxsrANrrSorII. Friday. Feb. 1

CoSsrANTINorLE, Friday, Feb. 4. 1853.
France took no part In the liberation Of the
hungarians from Turkey, and refused even passage
through her territory to Kossu,h and his personal at,
PENDANTS She could not ask the freedom of one &c, Of
brave but unfortunate men from Turkey, while she
held others equally brave and unfortunate and more
over. Mussnmans, in stil more gnominious eonnne-
men, in one Ct her own internsl forresses Wlthou,
her aid, aud perhaps her wishes America and En.land
gave liberty to the Hungarisns and France has now
replaced them by her own captlve.. Add elK.der
and his companions in misfortune have been exported
from France to Turkey and nov issss, at Brous.
ga in Asis Minor, some two days journey from Kuta
bieh. SIC tra.sd gloria mEnGi Such is the fate OF
French chivary and roatt Ia sIoire Napoleon Al ~
Helena, kossuh a; kutsheh Add 81 Kader AZ Brou.sa
Ii Is said that Louis Napoleon demanded ths, l,sa
Add eiMejid should receive Add Ksder in his En-
pire and become responsible for his remaining there
This vas politely but positively refused The sultan.
out Of the best feelings toward the Ahtrrin, Eair Of
fered him home in sud hospitality ofhis Empire He
might reside where ne chose but woad no, hold aav
surveillance him or his actions On these terms
France has seut her victim this county and selected
tor him place suitable for hi, being watched nv her
Before the Emirs depsitureior Bruussa the French
Ambassador invited him and his suite 20 dinner ana :,
tie evening all the society Of Pers was invited to spend
the evening at the French Embsssys Palace % ~. Abi
81 Nader.
An American gentleman who was preseatei 10 him
inquired whether he had me: with xny persons from
his country during his stay In France Tue Enr
quickly asked TO whst country he alluded and being
answered America he exclaimed quickly, America,
Americs, never heard Of that place before Perhaps
be was more familiar with America BY is other title OF
ies Dsasa or in arabic, !emi Jedid than with tbs.
OF It's discovered His stay at this place was but short
ana BE has continued to Broussa the place Of his m
tuIe abode. Perhaps the rich valley Of tina, place and
the nights of Mount Olympus will remind HIN Of the
mountains of Algiers those in the more remote IN
serns parts of Africa Besides tse house. well fur
nished the French Emperor has allowed him $4,000
nsnes Tor bis annual supplies and thar of his family
ana followers Hs mother, wife, tea female slsses
e0ssao'nes four children. and a5oG. doxen officers
sha "tenoanss, compose his family
iAe AanAsers ofthe New York Exhibition ard ,hoss
'n'e'es'ea IA this National Enterprise, viii learn with
ana regret that tie Turkish C;oyern,e,, h..
decided se 10 seaa any collection IN h, s,,, ,hi 80
ine hoa a. Lswrenee when Minister 10 Lo,aop
brought the New York ExAiSl.son 10 The ,o,, !, -.
Ottoman Minister At the same Court. with ~. -,
thai ifs objects might be brosxhs Aefsr. N. -
nenf and people Of Turkey, which beins A.. ~.
sultan srcussseousy returned the reply tia, \. 49,,
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