Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-11
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vienna, July II.
The "unheard-of (-.erAort) conduct" of the eommsn
der Of the ST. Louis occupies public attention almost ef
clu.lvey and the behaviour of Mr.. Brown, Who IL APP
pears represents the United States at the Porte during
the temporary absence Of Mr. Marsh, the accredited d.
piomstic agent Il most severely animadvert on IL Is
boweye evident that your Consantnople correspondent
vI able 60 give you far more impartial account oil
the whole affair than person residing IN vienna can pos
ably do The Austr ian view Of the that the Che
val Yer Won weckbecker had unmpeschable right to
secure Kos the European Consul In the Levan have
conventional claims to jurisdiction over the subjects OF
IN. Power they represent" Whether this strictly correct
II i not Cor me decide but certain IL that the Austrans
enjoy exceptional prviegesin Turkey a do the Turks
In Auss The Oe't Correspondents informs US sur
render Of the person Of kosta as an American cren was
according instructions received from Mr. Brown, im'
peraycy demanded by Captain lngrahan The note for
warded by the latter 10 in the morning, contained
remark that the not liberated by in the al
ternoon, "force would be employed The semi Official
organ Observes that he brutal behaviour OF the Amer
can Commander excited indescribabe indignation In the
minds Of all the Cousu aud of the well disposed part OF the
popul ation Of smyrna The PruSsian Consul at the in
stieaion Of NJ de Weekbecker, called Ali Pasha Who
Il being Ramaxan, fast asleep, and urged him TO push
forward Turkish manotwar which in port between
the Austrian and American vessels. All that could be
obtained from the fasting and drowsy Governor was
promise to send protest TO Mr.. Obey the American Con-
sui residing in the city. High compliments are paid to
sthe prudent 6rrn determined, and courageous behavior
of NJ de weckbecker and the Commanders OF the two
Austrian vessels the smaller Of which, the Artemisia
,a.n the American soop. Chekib Ehcnd, the Imperial
Commissioner who reached Smyrna on the Sd, hopes to
be able to lay hands the murderers OF poor aekebeg
who was 10 years OF age The Official report, IRON
which the foregoing is extracted adds: THE Austrian
war steamer CustozEa expected at Smyrna on the 9Th
II Baron Bruck understands the real interests OF Austria
he will give positive instructions the captain OF the Gus
tozza to avoid all and every collision with the Americans
Il being pretty evident that Mr. Brown ut Consanunope
and Capt Ingraham at Smyrna, represent the ieeng oil
the nation 90 which they belong" In war with the
United States Austria would have everything to lose ana
nothing whatever gain. The great Transatlantic ke
public which likes do State business economically Is
represented in this country by Charge dAhaires TINS
h great mistake as the representative OF OF the
first nations in the world enjoys less consideration at this
Court than the diplomatic agents of the smaller herman
State because the latter have higher rank and title 1t
e. said that Mr. Fooe who was here for months re-
turned to America without having had interview with
the Minister for Foreign Affairs but this may be incorrect
Mr. Ippitt who was formerly attached TO tae L1sa ,
ton now Consul the sole representative of the Uni
ted States.