New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

s,,n;nss. One oftbs nronau's deseenis with para
Int from tho iieht Of o thousand ice., while re
dir DR. ornf ben ath ti' ear certain bll ~ ulast
tesfs while the balloon is ascending witi a iesr u
velocity Last SUNDAY evening two balloons ascen lei
stfte - me time Tor SUPPL Chase. AnyJng % TICKLE
ffs volatile and plelsurrlosing Nienne.c .nt divert
fbeir attention from pol tcai a5air'.
with lie view Of allaying the approhsn'i which had
.d..n rejecting tbo dang to b. anticipated By vnt-s
feing drswn into war the Minisieg ~ Wa had m
,ourcsd u At c reduction Of tic army would Immediately
ssle plsce by means Of ensise system of uorgl'
hi reduction l.. however deceptive Some nne ,ace
have Of absence Tor dden to all oicsr- and solder
sd the reduction r. than resicrafen u the n
ioseh Smsn es tie Is accepted ~ An Indication MAJ
Isstria ~ rcnen reutsa II possible The From pa6rs
~ Pqgs sposls the sentiment, Of it, brothers when Il
ssye ,.,.,.. .,.,.. o, ,,. .-..s,, mo.
xrert would be o synptJn cbancters'ic ~ the poAcy
bi@b ,he Court Of Vienna proposes 10 follow Thai pol
Exnrpea % clearly pointed by the inCcsts of Ans
sa And cannot BE- anything else than loyal msdi ai0n
:, vicoro neutrality. HAT ClsO In Op mon, is the
,on Of Prusss and tie very condition OF her pregpn
G.rce IN German ShOnd tie above new BE- correct
seens TO indicate IN significant the attitude
tab Austra Intends maintaining Ia Tbs g-a. question
M aoqt useless 20 rnar that the declared neutrality
dfbe Germen Powers would be dscp''e proc, tn1t the
-, betweep RusFis and Turkey cannot assume Faro
ssp character ard that beiug crcemscrbeI 70 the from
tsS Of the Ottoman Empire i would "it-'Nl any uoo9'
Ia before long thar tonciiatory setemm winch tne
;,asresfa 81 Europe call for.
9"r &c rre1pon9eni SENDS VI the following fahor cores
,orderce on The Ko-zts afior'
ErUE ISTEHvUNCIo OF ArsIRiA TO THE siiiINA fDhIf
FsRos ~ EEUcg 10 Tar RrsIDfsf NNl'IhE %
'THy UsITLD sTATKs Al coNsrASIiSofLE' 7N.
aBCJrSDERE. SEPT H. 1888.
siR: In my lettorof The fh u' which hai the honor
Of sddressng you.iu reply to your communication q ID,
3osh q July relative % the kossa ahsr INFORM
yc Il Ninisre thut found mys-li H. ihe nee,si II
ietsndnv Instructions f ~ the Imperial Government be
Sore e1psning uSse o. the subject OF she propositions
eUraibed Ia the communication referred o. In Ae IA an
are direct negotiations were opened b'iH ~ oar i"2
over,neis with rsierclce 10 the events VII "a followed
ne nrTert Of the above named pcrion J nnFna AMI
ieh ~ vou nre already Informed have MOI b.en az yc
hrouQ hi 10 conclusion. NogeTihess toe Imperial G3v
emmett unwilling to conf uud The individual WIN ihe
este hns Just authorized me 10 come 10 an unferan1n2
vfh Won, NJ Re Mnistrc, the liberation OF Martin
geszu and his conv vance 60 America and 10 settle he
terms Of tho relative 20 H. IN accordsnco With
The offer which you previously made t. me For thar pnr
r1Se KOszta viii take his pWsagc ~ SMYRNA, under INC
s,rf,LoDce al our consular authorities respectively
hoad vesse Of war o. the United State or in deo1h
Of that, Oh board one Of tho American m.rcnan- slp
xhb reaue ntly touch aft AZ The said port ond ~
AZ mona nj vie IL sails for ncrica directly wanoutouh
ipg AZ any intermediate port except in casc O 80 Os cas-
naity any other accident at sea hoz'd misI te t2
yied with en- American passport Whicn shan expressly
invent him from changing hs route or "a tns IL sh
before 1t shol have arrived n America. me lmNfial
(overupepf however reserve tOsolf e. t0he measure
sSoust The said individual in conformity with is right
should lie ever again be found "n the Ottoman terrt'y
A. that arrangement, Il in accordan with your PROPOSE
viii give tho necessary orders at smyrna and inform ma
Of the in ord tia, may give similar ns'rncionsp
The Co1sui General Of Ansria 10 the sald Cy. Receive
&c"
"1HT RT-fDfNT nINf5Trn OT IE UNfGiD Ans AT cox
sTAfuyoPLE, MR. MARfu, TO HIS fxoEtLrNcf fnr
IsTKhSUNCiU OF Wis HOiAL ASD nPEHiil |tE-Ii,
THF Maroon DE- BDrCk.
"THERApu. Sept ~, 1853
"SIH-J have the honor to acknowledge tho recepf Of
your Excclncys note of yesterday, which announce TO
the acceptance Of tho proposition which made rele,iyc
10 the release of Martin kosz,a ana bio return TO the
United States and OF replying to it, that the conditions
cited in your Excooncy note viii be faithfully observed
BY the authorities Of The United States was IN euor IN
suppOsue that the French steamer would sail from Smyrna
Frid,y. As the day Of her departure IS the 'th hls
dsy Hud there is moi sufficient time 10 prepare h's
morning the necessary in irucODs for the resi- ectivo Con
suatos propose to send special ssengef to smyrna
by Tho Austrian steamer Monday, and hope that i
viii be convenient for your Excoency TO prepare. in the
anmc The Instructions judged neccssary for the Aus
TRAN Cons ulRe.
In concluding am happy 10 DO able 10 express the
opinion that my Government will hut, ia tue readiness
with which His Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF An-ir'a
hh been VoaGed 10 accCle 10 the arrangement proposed
col, permit to add n tie eOncating course pursued
b. your EKCeency during this disagrooable affair very
gy ing rrocf of The annie able disposition and The mOter
eion Of the Austrian Government and it, unclonares
and bopO Gt the points OF difference still existing be
tween Le two GoyeTnmci & viii be arranged IN manner
entirely compatible with The and dignity honor of both
"IpTsy your Excellence To- receive tn assurance ~c