The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-02

The Rcloasc Of kOsAta.
The following correspondence between the Austrian
minister TO Turkey Baron dc Brsck. and the American
resident minister at Consiantinopie. Mr. Marsb, Is
smonss, the intelligence brought by the last steamer
II will be read with protest BY those who think as we
do that there conditions and terms annexed TO the
release OF Koszla entirely 6 10 have been made On
this subject The Secretary OF Stale spoke the authoritative
sentiments OF government and in far as they are
oonayeDsd by anything in this correspondence we enter
our dissent; t5sM ra
THE RELEASE OF KOSZTA.
Baron de B,uek the rnteynuneie of Ausis to the Sublime
Porte 10 Mr. Morsh, the resident minisisr Of The United
States al Coasts~.iaopis.
BuJuKDkRE. September IA. 1858.
Sn In my letter Of The Alb ultimo. which had The
honor OF addressing you in reply to communication
Of The 30h Of July relative Kosz,a affair, informed
you NJ lie Mnistrc that found myself ia the necessity
Of demanding instructions from the Imperial
be fore explaining myself the subject of the PROPOSE
contained in the communication referred TO- Ia The
time direct negotiations were opened between
with reference 10 the events which fol-
lowed the oil the above named person Smyrna
and which, you already Informed, have not been
yet brought conclusion Neverheess, the mp~risl
government. unwilling TO coniound tho Individual with
the has just authorized me 70 come TO an under
standing with you. M 10 Minstre, the Liberation Of
Martin kosza, and his conveyance America, and TO set
tie the Of the arrangement relative 10 IL in accord.
that purpose Kosza Will take bis passage n Smyrns un-
der the surveillance consular authorities respectively,
board vesselofwar OF the United Sates or, 10 de-
fault board Of the American merchant ships
which frequently touch this the said port and
a, the when sails for America directly. without
touching any Intermediate port except in Of
rous casually, any other accident at sea- kosza must
be provided with American passport which shall *
pessly prevent him from chang ng his route quitting the
ship before il shall have arrived in America The impe
rial government however, reserves TO itself 10 take meas
ures against the said individual conformity with It's
right should he again be found the Ottoman terri
tory. As that arrange men in accordance with your
propositions expect from your Kindness NJ e Minsre,
you will give the orders at Smyrna and in
form Of the fact in order that may give similar in
the consul OF Austria The said city
| Receive, &c.
Mr. Msra the resident minister Of the Uaife9 States
II Constantinopts, 10 me BSroa de Bruck
#a THKRApIA September Is, 1858.
Sir: have the honor acknowledge tho receipt OF
your exceIency's note OF yesterday, which to
The pance oil the proposition which made rea
tive 10 the release OF Martin kosza, and his
United States, aud OF replying 10 Il that the conditions
ecled your excelency's will be faithfully observed
by The authorities of the United States was la
pposng that the French would sail fom Smyrna
on Friday the day Of her departure the I5,l, (ths
day.) and there is sufficient time prepare this
poInng the necessary instructions for the respective
sulates propose send special messenger Smyrna by
the Austrian steamer Monday, and hope that it viii be
convenient your excelency 10 prepare in the
tme the instructions judged necessary for the Austrian
consulate. +a.s
In concluding. happy TO be able exposs tho opin
ion that my government will find, in the readiness with
which his Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF Austria
been pleased accede the arrangement proposed and
permit add, in Tie conciliang pursued by
your excelcncy during this dsagreeab affair." very graf
flying proof tho amicabe disposition and the
OF tho Austrian and OF its unctionacs and
hope thar tho points of difference still exis,lng between
the gove nmenss will be arranged in 4 entire
| ly mpaIibo with the dignity and honor of both.
Ipray your sxceency to receive the assurance, &c.