The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-30
ANOTHER KOsZTA CASE.
CONSISTENCY OF THE CABINET.
Marcy Refuses the Protection Of the United States
Government to q Foreigner Not Naturalized.
PERSECUTION OF A GERMAHs
&C., &C., DC.
TO TUE EDITOR OF rEx HERALD.

bu wish 10 nave puoshe1 my case Wnicn so RON ~
show the world what principles declared BY govern
are worth. You have the fullcss right to mAks
every use OF IT. brs hope you viii publish everything N
your well known manner, ready at any time T.
give explar ations you some, beds the state
ents.
Ny letter to Mr. Esnn II Of 10 importerce. ssuS
him, in November letter from Germany, which had
oeyed business affairs, only for the purpose Of showing
that was business in Germany The said letter h
from c. G Dorfe Sen, and with tAe other statements
given 10 ycu from Mr.. Les ,w.
Iwsnt 10 go to Europe, but cannot. never have
committed any thing that ccud prevent me- bnt the SAxoa
government has pleased to sanish mo- .hsn 1t has not
s0gle .isht ever Ar obliged to obey because !
not protected.
This csns alone is worthy she attention Of America;
but leave thing In your hands Your ohedent ser
+. WIDCHM.
NV YORK. Oct 81, 1858.
To HIS Excr1sccT, wnuAx L. MARCY, 3euErARY Q,
STATE--
After having arrived, 1t tho end Of Novembse,
1851, In this country decsrsd soon after wards
ny intention to become citizen Of the United States.
/ left my German fatherland because the Saxon
government, . sudden Withdrew my citixsnship.
a,d I procured before leaving . passport from tAs
authorities Of Dresden dated 22d september 1851 had
reason TO suppose that my democratic principles had
enacted to outlaw and make ns homeless every-
where Intending to avoid such fate rsaov ID to emil
Crate while stn resided at Dresden and making bv nv
counsel lawful appeal from such pre- csednRs oc
the Administrative part Of tho Ikas neither
fugitive nor In any way prosecuted By she laws my
I'D OF September ls5 ended that paper in
c&ts OF need to the pEoteeten ard assssce c all foY
wssrs passage spa % ssp s
ssia port on ina hrst a.y OF October, for Nsw York
After my arrival he.e lived as reaaeabIs csti.
zens deny explicitly that anywhere or as any
time I have mixed In foregn politics. On tha
contrary, :! confined myself solely to my duties.
namely 10 found an existence in my new rathsrland
tried that by importing and selling different German
goods; and frl the first day arrived here worked cr
acquired 1y knowledge for the purpose ts
maj useful oy personal arrangement numerous
In behalf of such reazahons, repaired to Europe n
February last by the Baltic had With ms such papera
as could ask fer-ny intentions and passport from
Critteneen the United Consul at Liverpool f.ilsi to-
tally That gentleman told me briefly that in any way
Tor the purpots OF making al the efforts could pro-
cure rtsa OF a forega Untsd Stated authority; out
he eiesk in tae passport office told the SANS.
tIea III vain TO see the Secretary the Minister bat
finally persusdd the clerk 70 show the Secretary my pa
lsss AID to tell hi ny request to do thing
n signing them, The clerk returned very soon, and
hsneed re over the papers, adding Taats all We cxx
do;n found written On tbs back Of my Intentions
II "; fREsCoTr, United States Lesaaoa-
Insufficient and unsuitable, however, as found It,
vas glad to have obtained aomsthipe. ! went to Ger
many, stoprsd FOR three days in Hamburg without
osins disturbed or uol.st.d and proceeded to Lspso
where WAS arrested by two officers the second day
en The 1at M 9i @ hssh7and immediately carried
how cruel treated and cat Of from society deprived
II ell means Of communication with an United States
Consul or iinih,er the encofsd statements show.
Charged with being emss.ry of the great American
snd En- sliBh revolutionary Union ana detained nearly
three months for trying TO prove IT. prevented from
aF
ereriiors made in tie last two years. have met WITH
heavy oaa and ask obeaenty tho interference OF the
RACES. la behsf
OF my imprisonment snd detention for twelve weeks
en- mere suspicion
q VI my punishment in Dresden for Illegal return
crime which never knew existent which was never
mentioned daring ali the time Of my called trial, and
which must be discovered to rob mo OF nv money >s
1t Wa impossible to maintain The chsrgs under which
was arrested.
8 OF the Of the Saxon .nd Bremen govsrn-
ments BY which an prevented from pursuing my bua
ness even stter my 70 called trial
4 VI the dsmages received in health, az required
fonr weeks in England to recover, but have probably
70 carry weak anc sick eyes through m in
the dark, damp, AID cold Dungeons into which was
Ofny bsnishmsnt from saxony by ministerial de-
cree II the 11th Of MAJ 1852 msnsoi5 1t the time
my opip on a great assault on tss United States
Ask from Tho respective governnents Of SAxcny and
Bremen oansges, which Iesye 10 the jaismeat Of your
Excsency
Iccme 10 yon without recommend tion, but with .
pure object for which CLAIM, not only your sympathy in
the name OF the oppressed Europ'an democracy but
Ask satisfaction or the violation Of that which is Amsr
can. ! was punished in saxory fer illegal rsturn;'
was banished by the same State in May last
ny ministsi ial decree ard. two years ago, I
ave declared by osth obty any foreign po wer
aud 70 Claim satisfaction for the violation of my OATH
business wherever please. been imprisoned In
Bremerhsven for fortnight without any information and
ssm Il ss nssS.ss
to justby ell means, not in regard to any former o.
fence fault or crime and VIII the present German gov
presule 10 stamp tbs residence hsre even
.he declaration to become citizen Of the Tn ted States
asa crime to settle srnmsrily the idea, the dsantio1
of the legality OF Americans travelling abrokd punsh
for their opinions, Danish they please right and
lawful inhsb nts of this counsrythep, sir abstractsd
ell lay personal claims coaster 1t my duty to
hg to ytt gross ssraut on Anerics a well as to
1sk ths interference CT this government again such
excsaes Ct German political civilization.
Al that IL Imprisoned in myself insu!led In spite OF
all national laws and trerties ia Aosrcsn and fuIdl
my duty In spreading before your Exc, sncy all tie
Ny impeachment sgainst Bremen fuy included ia
,y staten ept; and regard TO the lettea directed By
ne to the Brsm,r govern pray you to take in!o
nearly mad h7 physio.l sufengs and tortures In
sarc TO thir, snpes 70 Drysdae No Is Petsrs Hin
ionioD, yher- lived for month with the family of the
rsptsn Of the Englsh sol tha EDg.h Rose, Of Wis
beach, whs brought me to Lon ION, but whose name
Ihayo stated the simple truth the knowledge Of the
pagers in the called judicial proceedings In Dresdsn
~i prove IT, answer tor it with my homes. and good
The great psrty which would he to refer to which
has voice It present but the reduction OF the Ndon0
Eating Berlin the same Of the N1ddeuchsd, HAnsver,
two respeetaoe German papers Will give reference -
to nv personal character. For the purpose refer
TO J. hinrichbsr, Esq Hamburg, ceusul OF my native
country. Meclienburg Schwrfsa. In Nsr Yoyk refer
10 Nessrs schuchsret Gt bhstd ". IL Partridge Son,
norn, sche ser BAsvnsus Hermsn Nsyer publisher;
Herman T. Lucewig Secretary II the German Society.
FACTS.
MARCH ], le53.--In the afternoon about 4 O'Clock, I
seized IN the Hotel de Rome LEIPZIG By two o.
'ers Who afteg having rgcrousy searched sl the fur
riture hea End stove locked my lugghgs ard carried
10 the pIoe There hey srsed for fry papers asd
my morey Ny irqEnies about the OF my osptnre
they riuec They ito ply told GO would get the
sry inrmsto in Dresden; bus rtquirirg receipt for
my money, got it Vfaus alton 20 Desdon with
man IN civic dress. iD s It for alone. In
prosSen ororsat right of 70 tbs police; arrived
there about ts O'Clock 10 the aight Ny offs al bat
polite pspou db bappsaved, pros ising ne would
veturn, 6nt never saw Linn asa'n After wst,iu half
an hocr was brought 10 visitation rooul and
sid ban6s on my body ~ strip "a my cl,tbsa w~at