New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29
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ru tie Ilari Sea forbidden - IL 'he .n-ry 2, ~
Boz orr IT, afsr ,urdown Rios which <-re stirba'-l
10 The itriguts g Ru--isn eu-.ares nd taken pt@.
sPanst fte Chf.fars of Adranopl- AID esarhars anl
ne TrrI ~ aul os had taken eb-rg-c steps for p-o
/ ton q lfs and properly
We have cosiu. accounts of the arrest of Costa th-
unrariar AZ smyrna r. l. long time since that locality
lss been Thoroughly wsk-d 10 i, has bsen By h4
energy of Cap Srio ham 81 the : Iouis. The
aghorN ard s's'eosnf t. hand tHar Mstn K-st
Costa bad teen but f-w days smyrna although an
other h. had bee Sigh; months d-d
the cry. ~ al evenis tie ming Of the ~ u- b
quietly smoking in Greek coffee hoa-s the Eiarf
mot The private dwelling e SaronitD, At hst r.
ported) when : band Of ten came 70 the spot an
arrested him Hungarian, who vas in bsn-hn-nt with
KosU'h Kufayabay and permitted - % 70 America
pledPng bis word % return 70 Turkish territory
Costa struggled with his ass.isnts and knock@d one or
two Of them into the water and =. length i@apt into tn
s'resm and swan tOwsrd a ship. he soon 0ver''k-n
dragged into boat and taken gu board The Austrian oSot
wa Hussar where he heavily ron=d Il observed
that Of his csptorsremzned III board the brig and rt
refund sbore The affair would appear TO have blown
over Tor that night but next m,rniug it WAS generally
,alked q, the most intense eK'ensnt arose. Mr.
brown the L $ Consul learning that Costs wss last from
America waited Oh fh- Consul en-ra Of Austria
that he understood that native Of Hungary, who had be-
come an American citizen had been taken BY force on
board the Austrian brig Of and he wished 20 sac the
mar end ak him for explana ms The Austrian Consul
denied al knowledge of the tact Mr. Brown then pr
cedd 70 the brig and requested Interview with the
prisoner which wss refused and meant TIE vessel
preparing depart. Jus, ~ that the corvette ~
Lou Capt STinghsm com ,ndng sail-d into the harbor
ard The nsul lost no time In communicating ih9 circan
sanCes Our accounts clash here il " ud seem TIA
Capt Sfriughsm having gone On bord the Au td' wa
told 10y the Lieutenant bs bad prisoner IN he hip
rrrNh v
Mr.. Brown ttey urd Comuader Schsrtz Capia Of the
brig whom Csp' stinghsm thus addressed
your leueusnf Sir, h.s I'M The aeoaer clJil log
'a ne hmericQa surice rol1 Aot be guilty ~ suct cJr
"0rdiCc "
Demardng then to see the prisoner Casta brought
On deck 10 irons. Capt Stringhan asked, Are you
american % No, AIN a Hungarian" "H.ve you
!Ameucan passport D. To which (liks blookheadl h.
replied No Iam Hungarian m rH die Haagq'iqa
The Americans could do more and left the big. Lean
ing hVwever after that Costa had taken the oath of
citizenship and seeing the Austrian brig airing 10 d.
part Csptsin SrngbSn sent message that as they had
board prsonsr carried of by force from foreign
udepsDdeut territory and who had al-g snce 70
"ihe Government Of the Uneo States, be should feel
s duty upon the aiming under his guns
"urtil Re received Instructions from Constantine
pie, and if any attempt were made to depart lie
would at fire into the brig" While this was
passing IN the harbOr the excitement was m less on
shOret Al the European merchant sHent IN OiGy 10
Ali Paha the Turkish Governor Of the city and begged
hm not to suffer this violation Of the Ottoman territory
The Pacha, in great repdton said he could not help u
but would write to CODstantinope for Instructions The
merchants then repaired to the Casino which their read;
room ball room and club and there passed resolu.
ton e1punge the of every Austrian from their
rolls. Toward evening, while the city yet n f-rmen
officers from the Austrian brig hd the imp teuc7 70
20 shore and sit smoking cafe They were speedily
A Inv I'D az Wn be-
hrandish their knives, and ended by sabbng II the
f ers Midsippan the Baron huckelb-rg aged :. and
In wing him INTO the Another of the officers Len
ianf badly beat, and the third, thu physician Of
Do brig being 10 PLAN clothes escap uuh art This y.
srcy assassination was universally reproduced by the
respectable inhabitants On the 25th the funeral or tn
young man took place and all the Consuates with the
ce ton the English aud Amer an host-d black Gags
The Austrian ana Prus-iau Consuls accompanied the
body 10 the grave, but the other Con-ulates were
rot represented. On hearing Of the afrAy Baron
Bruok the Austrian Pitnpotentisry AT Con
stltiuope demanded ample satisfaction from the Porte
vrhD % hours which the Porte Instantly granted b. dis
sng All Pssha ard appointing the Governor OF Rhode
M bis place Several of the refugees also arrested
hut the guilty sand u have eects thr escape
was even said that the Porte had pledged itself to pu'
cut The power Of the refugees 400 in nb 70 d. iar
ther mischief Meantime Mr. Brown addressed r'- 10
De Bru H. demanding release Of Costa. D. Brlck
lain ia % consideration for moment since Costa was
Hungarian, usequeny Austrian subject and that the
Emperor Of Austria had foil over all bis subjects IN
tlc Ouomauttrrtory. MIR Brown in return renter te his
demand and Buck copy of the oath sworn 10 by
Costa in NewY ork promising adherence t. the Govern
ofthe Cnied States stating his intentional becoming
an Amen citizen ~ discarding al other allegiance /
whatever especially that - the up-ror Of Austria.
spaoh from n-tsuuuople JGly states th.t Costa
lo been proy ions handed to the keeping OF tns
Au,tisn Consul Al smyrna
was stated Paris Lord Rdc IT, the British Am
bssssoor Coustatnope had also nterpossd, 10 the
name of humanity to have Costa returned the United
states dsp.ich from Turin nth states hattie Slrdn-
'au Government de.es having bad anything 70 do With
Cosfas arrest, the Sandman Consul ia Snyrnl had
Communication with the Austrian Consul tts sub~,f
Aloh.r letter from Vienna states that the Particular cr ne
aid 60 Cos,as charge having assisted 10 hide the res ta
IT Hungary.
There are sree American ships names not stated st
Cor tmoYl-. II ported that the Cumberland had
ought large amVnut Of money TO Copst utnop.e Iae
usran ships Aremse ani CusozzA hsd been ori-red 10
>m, rns ssst the Hessir brig, If attacked by the cor
cite 81 Louis It was ao I'D tha. the s. Louis had re-
-eIved several refugees on board.
INDIA
cispstch by te graph. from Trieste, thu
srriNsi of fhe Caleuirs NAL OF JuIe 81.
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