Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
K0SZTAIS LIBERATION.

The following of:cisl documents show 10 what
This affair has been arranged will be that 10 effect
ing Koszta's release Tho American Minister Er. Marsh
aprced c stringent spuatons which ore not very haer-
Ing 10 the American name and power II ID we'll that ne VIII
soon be superseded In nis important position by Mr. Nc
Lane:
THE AUSTRIA TO TIE SUBLIME PORTE EaRoH
DE 9RucK TO THE PRESIDENT MINISTER Or TIE UNITED
STATES at coSsT ANTISoPLE, Mr. MARSH
'BuJuKoEnE, Sept. a. 1853.
"SR: In my letter of the 9Th Ill.,, which had The honor
of addressing you reply 10 your communication OF the
Both OF July relative the Kosza affair Informed YOU b.
e Mnis,re that found myself In the necessity Ct demand
log Instructions from the Imperial Government before
planning myself the subject OF the propositions contain
ed in the communication referred TO- In The meantime d.
rect negotiations opened between two Government,
with reference The which followed the arrest OF tho
above named peson nj Smyrna and which, a. y0l are n
ready informed have not been yet brought 10 confu-
sion Nevertheless, the imperial Government, unwilling 10
conuund Individual with cause has just authorised
me TO come 10 an aiding with YOU H. lie Minslre on
The liberation of Martin kosza and his conveyance 10 Anne
rica and settle The terms Of tho arrangement relative IT,
In accordance with the offer which previously made
me- For purpose Rosza will take his passage Snyr.
no. under the SURVEILLANCE Of consular authorities
specvey board OF vessel ofwar Of the United States;
or IN default of that board of The American mer-
chant ships which frequently touch th said
port and the when II sails for America directly
without touching at any Intermediate port except In Of
serious casualty or any other accident kosza
be provided with an American passport which shall
prevent him from eunging HE route or Quitting the ship
eminent, however, il itself to take measures
against the said individual, in conformity with lis right
should ne again be found The Ottoman
As that arrangement is In accordance with your proppsi
lions expect from your Kindness NJ. lie Mnia!fe na you
will give necessary orders al Smyrna and Inform me Of
The fact in order that may give similar instructions TO the
Consul General Of Austria In the said CITY, Receive &C.
"THE REsIpEmT MINISTER OF THE United STATES AT CON
sTAHTiHUPLE SIR MARSH To HIs ExCELLEwcY THE INTER.
suSco HIS RovAL AND IMrEaIAL MAJESTY THE pARos
BRuCE.
THEaAPIA. Sept. It, 1859
"SIRl have the honor 10 acknowledge the RECENT of
your Excelcnrys note Of yesterday which announces to
tho acceptance Of tho proposition which made relative
the release Of Martin Ros2ta and his return 10 tho Uni
ted States and OF replying 10 IT, that the conditions cited in
your ExcrleDcys will be faithfully observed By the au
lhoriies of The u States in error In supposna that
the French steamer would sail from Smyrna on Fridoy Az
The day her departure Is the 18Th (hs doy) and hsro
s sufficient time 10 prepare this morning the necessary
instructions for the respective Consulaes propose To send
special messenger Smyrna by the Austrian steamer on
Monday, and hope that il will be- convenient for your Ex
ceency prepare in the meantime the instructions udped
necessary fnr the Austrian Consulate
"ln concluding, am happy 10 DO able 10 express the
opinion that my Government will nJ In The readiness with
which His Imperial Majesty The Emperor of Austria has
been pleased accedc 10 the arrangement proposed and
permit add in tho conciliang pursued by your
Excelcncy during This disegrecabie affair very gratifying
Austrian Cover and lis funconaries and hone thai
points of difference still existing between The two Gov
ernments will be arranged in entirely compatible
With the dignity and honor Of both.
81 pray your excLleuoy receive the assurance Ecu
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