The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23


srcsvted ia come American czsn shsll protest
sunh upoD 'hs backs o. tho Nevs too Daoues,
srd every beard and and every penss OF blood
and treasure Most sresP'ctfuly your fellow c'izsn
hessrs Norsnse ard Betancours. Comnistse
FROM HON. EDWARD EVERETT.
Boston Sept 20 1858.
rEAE SIR have received your favor OF yesterday with
81 the com oirtee tho Icxrsham tssmonisI 30 ad-
dress be meeting TO bf hec 10 metropolitan He'll the
Of their INVITATION fully sbsre the admire hau felt
upivesajty At h"n obd abroad fDr tho drmue,s, de-
sn soes.ep 40 soys nd ssen,. oa
bein tn attend the meeting express these
If THE circular supporting 70 bo addressed t. the Minis
teri 0f Austy'a oubentc that Cover c,mpItns
0 Capt Ioprshsm's act q n of aod v,o,l.
ton 'he D.. slty OF TURKEY Bat Ia oDth respects
the wror sDd the outrage the side ~ Austria
Koszts vas rcshirg at Smyrna learn from Mr.
Brown. protr the protection of teskcra granted os
te Tursish st the insapoe Amsrlcan
Charge o. Afsra, ~ho in'esetd himself in hi, be-
Can cizen Whether tni circu a~tance eustled TO
such prosestion question foe Ta,key decide
eolemg 70 lsr laws snd pragss unoer thrse eirsan
any Jight 10 armed orcs to HIM than
BE- souid bsvs bad, two yesrs ago to seud srmsd
force up to knsa oh to size tue whole body o. Hunga
Inportant questions o. both munioiosl aod inter
raoIai present tbemsslees in tao Of hicn
are ne~ On tfee quesaons-ss orr informo ion Of
facts ID incompete srd nncfci,l-I my jadg.
m-ut Incr- can oe bii Que opinion OF the noble con
oucf O. Capt lr9rsnam.
I, eu.'n dear sir reapectfolly soars
EorcDge, Esq EDWARD EvERETr.
LETTER FROM GENERAL GAgIpALDy
NEW YORK Ia ast lenore, 1853.
TO HENRY H hoRAsGE
siGEoH StdRFIlaIo DBL CoMrATo -Un' rdlspcziioae
avspu'srnt quss'a na'sa h4 impedtto de psrtirs.
pr Boston desersco IL viagio per qussta sera Hs
eploroito sr tulla Paniua ala dimost esone che 81
vuoltae al bravo gencoso Iograbam; egh non stato
cersette attoobe un' iuterere.e dt seus di questo
errn popee. oegt baluardo solc ma impardo contro
GBEIBALDI.
FROM THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGnER.
MErRoPoIrAs boTEL sept 81 1858.
DEAR SIR have the hon9r to acknoW dse ths invi
tGton 70 the meeting which you pare hold
mR in He'ropoi'ap Hall Thu sday evsoing the ODD
ard the resolution appointing OF the speak
or ,be orcasiop.
You will not I,rnst consider acting with any i'm
prcP'ety tc1syds the committee aho have orferred
1e.e d atrcteos. IT. bearing in mind that am net as
30; OF the United Staes refrsin from taking
scttse cart in pubic npcii sum,aoosd to decide
upon ap act done In foreign waters by officer Of the
sis mt. Whilst msn better oualnsd pronouncs ION ~
that ind e- ent that act, that uum OF
IRE g,esr issues sSispg from II rfaR regard IL
with the csrpht ana admiration which, at homs aud
aovond l; hes ,ap5urou,ly awssered
Il is no~ made known to oil mon--in lapgusge
en-. 10y ed ic Europesn di lounacy that the fmsd
tes gers Of America bsve uner busiDess In
fs@ap ports than royal houses and tier Greek slaves
YOU'D ,eem 70 rontenpls,e.
The s~oId which Perry stripped to th" storm Lake
Ere vas iecrloed with the Rshts Of Maa Tno sword
which usrAham is fashioned IN iiGe manner and
hir enrs are to Give nttcsst those words
BE has ee. rue 80 the )ew OF nations huuauity, 10
freedom, lie sell merits the thsuks the common
Nech. snd sAo Of ouk leavss which in days
Roman tb, AWARDED To hin VINO mad "a sed the
me q citizen Tsosss tss TsasT 1s ,nT 1i1nS
To Fhjeb F. Purdy, E.q, Chairman Of Committee
IpgSe hsEo Testimonial
LETTER OF +. pAINEsE, FoRMERLY UNITED STATES
t CONSUL AT CoNsT ANrISorLE.
WAstIsGToN S-ot 2l 1863
Mr., CnAmmAN-i am happy To scsncwi-dse my obliga.
ticn committees the "IUgrahau Testimonial" !"
their kind invita- to the mass meet
ire TO be heia in New York on the cd irst
E.,ern hssss A. an % o. 70 .ns
that principle during ny official la
Lc'tcn 70 the world should lost che opportu
nny 20 JOIN oa. nec'iog and to cpA.e with my fs
low nz+ns IN avins eApreson 10 sentiments Of pec
Captain IDarshum in the Kcszte e Sr Ts
c'rcnms'srcss will deprive me Of that gsatacatior.
ycu tossi iher should deope sayirg any thing did
feel CONSCIOUS that the few words whish may offer will
Tor ths protection cpo bg tho United States to
freedom CD reu raj sefiito,y in the East
shell OF enter TITO tho minute partc which pre-
cedsd 1rd followed Kosztas seizure at Syrna those
have leacy been pub shtd sill only apitula the
principal circumstances of that eS.,soroinary
Marin Ko.zta one OF the nu Nor oau victims Of op
pressed hbery who after tnc doeat Of their In
le4e cane from the battle dolds of aauga-y sesk
Q.er l he lett Turbey ~ nd ir aud epu oican homo
on thee happy shores nod, vh.. 10 Mr. York he re-
I'll sllsa,anc. TO the Hops If asa1,g and in
eeat e. III osoaleo his intention cf tcc nHg Anef.
citizen BeiDg ntcrvases called by private business
TO Su yIra and Consnnnopo no aailel fnr places
bsre T. Natural he paSed hiIsef upaer the protec
on OF the American flag. At snyrn& be kidnapped
The 22dd OF June last b. force Eont by
sured, b. hi oder. board tire Austrian brig Of war
Hus,nr, The manner in which this ast committed
cen b. eso ih.a in no .ords sufi .o.sly express
out tie civ)izsd world Mr. OHlsy our Consul
ut Srr,na Immediately protested saanst that ac., but
nj p,otsst- had weight ogaust dos poc poser and
Koess remained IN ths bands q his Fortunately
bv Of ,koso provitentai acts Of snrsst dostny"
which often some TO the help Of tho ~eak and h~ar toe
war st Louis hove in sight Off the haab Of Smyrna
the following day. Our estsemed promptly pre-
cose TO rptain Iugrsham, who Immediately showed
bimss ready to vindioate tie Of Justice and hu.
manly and - enefce tbe espoct due to the Ausricao
name and the Ancr,can flag Toe eoent Captain, &C
. mpaned by Nj. oney went board the Austriaa
hs to inquire for Kof eta but the ofcer in command
presence Of the prisoner oosri They thea
e5 to the Austrian consul sho firstly,
cS the matter anc, 6oally, after beiag addressed
IN suob hneusge "a the circumstance required consented
to NIT officials to ko zta board the ausaar
and to question him respecting bis nationality. The
kicDappIg BY IRE Ausrians aud, In such manner, Of
aced Koszta In Puoh neitatng state that when
he his nteyrcgators misteaing them for the
tcne aopG 20 take his e and seeing Of saliva.
,iop e6clsimcd That he was Hungarian and that no
should Gle such" There words, uaed In q oneot of
~d e1ci enieSf ny the prisoner Sere inter p-ed hr tho
AusI aps bis rep quisbment Of American protects
and tic matter stpooed until further con dora-
tion. few Days ter, Information bspg brought to
Capt Iarshs that Koezta 10 be reut to Tiestc IL
Of tbe Austrian searors he brought the guns Of
st Louis to bear the brig Hussar IN yrsvcn
the of the prisoner wi bous more distinct ex
psrntop aid the morning OF the ID july ho went
fersopa ON boar1 the Hussar aud sddcsod Koszs the
quest,on sbetber be caiucd not the protection Of
the Unitto ate- Upon Koszas reply thai ho claimed
H." Capt Ishsm aaid that he shoGd have it. aud I'm
meds'tly dcInop ed Kosz'a y I'M rho Austrian captain
The lstter oecrDsd complii.g with the damapd asd
stet.d ira, Ko gtA under the orders OF the Austrian
ccnsul Wh. .renpop the gallant csp.Ap notified him that
II Kosz.A vas not delivered to him before IL A. NJ
Of that dey ha sh 1ud take hlu and In c,umendabls
American spirit he cleared tis deck For action Il nav
stated he1e that the ro syo Of tho Aorc
ard tho Austrens IN Sm,Yna harbor verothc States
sloop Of war 81 Lou, Of twonfy four guu, tho Ame
'icsn side, and the brig Huassr Of sixteen gus
schooner OF tveve GYMS acd three commercial steamers
fitted for the circumstance with four guns each,
ing 10 Gil forty guns the Austrian sde Tbs Austrian
consul alarmed At the rmness ef gal sut captain,
ard seeing tho npo shlity Of carrying ont his prosct
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