Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

Po'iuc TOT direct appeal for redress to the
captain general by our consul, IN behalf of our
injured tellow-citlzens. Hitherto the govern
meni of spain has declined TO enter into any
such arrangement. THIS course on her part is
deeply regretted for without some arrangement
of this kind, the good understanding between the
two countries may be exposed to occasional in
terrup,on. Our minister at Madrid is instructed
to renew the proposition and to press Il again
upon the consideration Of her Catholic maiestv's
government
For several yeats Spain has been calling the
attention OF this government to claim for losses
by sQmc Of her subjects, IN the case of the
schooner .4nidad. This claim is believed Ia
rest on the obligations imposed by our existinp
treaty with that country. Its Justice was admit
ted, IN our diplomatic corresponds zee with the
Sp1nish government, as early as March 1917 1;
ana one of NY predecessor 10 his annual mes
sage OF TINT year recommended that provision
should be made for rs payment Ia January
last 1t was again submitte1 to Congress bv the
executive. Il has received favorable consid-
Grafton by committees of both branches. bn, as
yet there has been no final action upon il. /
conceive that good faith requires It's prompt nd
Justment and | present 1t 10 your early aud ia
vorable consideration.
Martin Koszta. Hungarian bv birth, came TO
tins country 10 1850 ana declared his Intention
IN due form of law. to become citizen of the
United States. After remaining here nearly two
years, he visited Turkey " hile az SMYRNA he
was forcIb,y seized taken on board on Austrian
brig OF war, then lying 10 the harbor Of that
place, and there confined IN irons, with the
avowed purpose TO take him into the domiuIous
OF Ansrn. Orr consul AZ Smyrna and legation
at Cons'antiuupe interpossd for bis release, but
their efforts were Intellectual While thus i'm
pnsoncd, Commander lngraham, with the United
States ship of war S. Louis arrived Ak Smyrua.
and, after nqIrlng into the circumstances of the
cuse. came TO the conclusion that Koszia was
entitled to the protection of tins government, and
took energetic ami prompt measures for hs re-
lease. nder an Arrangement between the
agents of the Uui ed States and Of Austria, be
wss transferred 10 the custody of the French
con ui -enerli. al Snylnl. there f1 remam until
ice should be- disposed OF by the mutual agree
ment ~ the con>uls of the respective govern
ments az that place. Pursuant 20 That agree
m.ut Doe hls been released, aud Is now 90 his
way 60 tee United States. The emperor Of
Austria has made 'le conduct of our officers
who took part in TINS transaction subject Of
grave compliant Regudng koszi1 as stili his
subject and Claiming RI Lht t0 seize hin uif1-
DO taa limits of Ihe 1Ws.sh empire. be hos doe
minded SO this government i.- consent ihe
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TRAN big Ut raf; tIIt az tha time ot Dis saiz
IRE, DE- was cinhel nHt iAe nauDn4liy ut the
United States. aad tbl' the acts Of our officers,
under ,h- c.rcnnsiances Of the case. were inst.-
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Fora more flU account of this transaction
anj ,..o.. AZ. re5i-.Itoit. Irst,rt9 iiis c9r-
rs.p,.il.,c. between the charge IT. Fi,res Of
Au.tria spi ii,o Ssr--tar, of State. whchis re-
with TRIMS. n,ttea The pr.pripl.s aud pt.,.v.
tbarc,u urlnfsigel on the ptrt of ths United
States. .wil uhe..yer % ar3ner occasion occurs.
b, euplloj md rpiarc.A
TIE condition Of China. al tins tune. renders
II Drahabla that samr imnoriaui ch.uccs vilI oc-
rnrlu fhiiylst empire. winch wiN lesa rn a
fr,-. u.r.4i,irf.f Intercourse with II. The
con,n-. .orer to fb1'. country who hrs been ne
Gently announced. Is instructed 10 avail mnsrli
of all occasions 10 open aud cNl nd our cuui-
no.rsi.l relations. MT ONLY with the emn.le uf
CHINA but wltl. o.ler As.tIe nliiou.
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CURED m h' 20 survey, "iP'll'u -" '''u l''''
OF the OmleA Hi"e', "l's' is
necessary 10 give FiliinY 2" 'l" '' 0i'''" l.''s
governmn't IS h'' Vu-e'uuau ul. Dus '-,'
OF Mexico taHe' eiA'IeN' -" ~ "'' H"'J
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magnitude peuAuI n''"c'" ''' WV .F''.'~'
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10 ADJUST men, N'-', i'i''", ''I 'i'''-
bat su'ncleni progress llas hoi IVY" i"
~ 10 ealole me (, sPlaN oI l'i' p','' wy
Impressed WITH the importance 'I lhailti i,in4
amicaole relill9hs vac" ''"5 'DPuo.N' o'u "
yielding wi'h hoeT'iY 10 an hoi Ju9' o''i''s' d
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