New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Europe do Dot eompte without Americs any more OF
oryog sill compete twice -
Citizens. tia; word has already is echo AID Tx ,h-'
Of Araieau II shs vcry soon have IL full elects e..
soon We hops arOfh Nauyt - HerooI- WI ea4-- ~"
10 De derod by the European Convention mar m
j. EVER whore AZ SifA anil -i1i the nation il u lr1H
OF ihGt day public arts VIII take their dat from re
int Herr r. ~ IEirTscl RsYstkc. We'd euzens u J.
not when steam and navigation have ma e sleh pTre
Wien America i brought the dJos of the od Continent
that s nation, made up for the most part OF
who have fed from the religious parsecuiO n and "ac :
every cay increased By tie waves OF population IrFeh
hfher ly social scy, TIE want OF lsi'c " puc"4 en-
ceance i not Tor this country 70 decline theT part OF
acton in the great European drama Of which @ year. sn
more Of popular struggle have predicted IL approach NO
no IL i rot when requires less time and money from
Ihadell a to Europe than necessary twenty nVe
yeors ago 20 from Marseil TO Lille that the Am ea an
Eepubc, before the eyes Of Europe should 60 bark n
bao2r or 10 argue Of the deness OF tne seas an
10 nations who NAV call for assistance, Oh are too TAR
ard my arm l. too short Tie C9ltsd States Wi not
cannot neither on ht they 20 use such language
Captain Ingrahsm has been the herald OF the United
state in The Old World and the doings OF thai pave
oeer ale Sufficient witness. Do not let as d9uoN men
citizens in the coming struggle between ebsouiisn and
liberty We NAV psrodze the famous word OF LOUIS Mn
who, IN putting Of his sons on the throne Of Span'
said IhCre Il no moTe Pyrenees. America wiz say
wien thinking of oppressed nations. Of lts own great
glory and orgin-in word proud OF the liberty IN
the old Continent and particularly France, which she
Leped t. conquer America repeat VII say with enhu-
sietm and with one voice THsRE Is 40 MORE OCEAN.
Honor, then to Captain lngrahan, to Consal Ohey az
smyrna TO the Charge Aiare. at Cons,annople JONI
/. DroWn ana welcome 70 me tnifcgrAi hrpuuN'-
Mr. SChrJ mn then addressed the meeting in German
The late hour at which he spoke orbds translation Of his
remarks
Mr. Vaheuto also made short address in spanish refer
ring particularly TO Cuba and the hopes Of freedom for that
country
Tie follow No letters were read 70 the meeting
FROM HON EDWARD EVERETT ~
BosroN sept. - 1854
DF,RsR have received favor Of YESTERDAY with note
fem Mr. Pudy conveying the invitation OF the Conm.fee
On The Testimonial address the meetns 20 Be held IN
Netrorosn Hall the I'D am much obliged 20 h Com tee
their invitation. fully share the admiration et
10 uivesv and abroad for the rmness decision and n
reifv bv Capt ngrsham occasion novel snd
oaeu viii however be power TO attend a' meet
ing cxIr IS these feeling IN persou. , 49,
III the circular purp0rnz be addressed to the Ministers OF Aus
tia i stheutc thar Government complains OF Capt llgrAals
Get nerace and violation Of the neutrality o. InAy
Austria residing Of SMYRNA a. we learn rom ny
Brown under he protection q frf ernted BY NJ infAh
Il Instance Of the American Cha g Ahhs wac
ipc-sssd bue bee us he had declared his Intention
become an American Whether this circumsta zee en
hin such protection question Tor Turkey 20 decide sc1r
ing 10 h.r and Under these circans cannot
eee Aun Corsu had more rsh 70 sen an
AIMED him. than would have had years ago 10
ssnd an up Kutsyah 70 seize the whole body Of n
lfrisr ref
the o. which Onhe lies
our facts incomplete and unohcia t
e nv dsntrt There be bli opinion OF the noble con
lrcf of Can't Ingsham remain dear sir respectfully ynr
"a n Msg,ser "a EDWARD EVERETT