The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-21


LIBERATION OF MARTIN KoszrA-FOREIGN POLICY
OF SECRETARY MARCY.
meeting of the committee of the above society was
held last evening" in No. IA Of the Stuyveant In
stitute At the appointed hour (sight o'clock there
about twenty members present. when Mr.. McMullen
was called to the chair.
Gel g. Forbes acted Secretary. The minutes OF the
last proceedings Of the Committee read and ap
proved of.
Col forces said he had received 4 letter from Col.
Densch, who arrested at Hamburg, in which he
stated that he not arrested by the PrussAn autho
ties but by the officers Of Hamburg and his property
and money to the amount of three thousand colars,
which he had ready to defrsy his sxpensea in coming to
this coz nry taken from him. He Ia still In prison
Mr. FoRBEs further stated, that he had had inter-
view with Koeza in the morning. who told him that the
account 0. the AHA ir at SIN, published in the Tribune
was Perfectly correct but by whom fu nished to that
paper he did not know The saying that he had written
1t in letter to the President incorrect he hal
never addressed a letter to the Pre,ident He
Kcszs further added that when his arrest took place
he had sought protection from Blown aud Marsh-the
An erican Consul and Charge ia Tuskey--and sorry
TO say IL not afforded 10 the he expected
He al time projected after way; at another
the protection withdrawn end he told he must
act upon his responsibility in resisting the tran
officials. In the end it afforded to him, and he
found, upon inquiry that tbs gentlemen wore acting
upon instructions from the governnaat at Waehipgon
Whish, he b. lisved, to eject that he should be
prteced but of this he could not be assured He did
not wish to attend at the meeting that evening he
sIoke Ell gsh only impesfecty, and di,cnsson might
arise upon the affair in committee He {Col Forbes
Il bought this prudent.
The Secretary then said that he had received from Col
HenIinssen ccmmunicston respecting religious toera
ton in Turkey, which document would be at any time
highly interesting, but is doubly at tho present mo
ment. With permission, he would read 1t.
RELIGIOUS FEDERATION TURKEY.
NEw York, Dec. Is, 1853.
To Col. FoRBEs-DEAR SrR:-As have perceived tina
IN quarters the natural sympathy enlisted with tho
Turks in their deesce against the aggression of Russa
modified by the suppostton that the Of religious
tion and the religious interests Of Christianity
at variance with the interests Of political Justice
venture point on. how iitsie foun
daton there for opinion and how the i'm
preston tha Russia in religious liberty
truo Christianity and how unjust IL would In any
identify the uri with peculiar intolennoe
deed has always beon far In advance Of ill Creek Rom
Catholic countries 1t said that IL par
with the tied States it IL the WHOLE hardly in this
spect behind an country III the Old Wocld including Ens
~ IL has been the time when the father Of the present
Queen was led by bis oresecr ssist from his balcony in
the act Of faith by witnessing the burning alive OF the vie
tim OF tic nquisitiorn spai7 at the day su The
OF Christian burial fer fr testsnts Ths Pope, who selGs
oyer here his Nunco to ordan bishop and - oossecrso
churthee Will not at this allow Proteattbt ono
public place OF worship no hum ale within the walls OF
Rome whtre they wcrhpdod ocrdng 10 the orHs 81
xtat majority q the American people Ia frsnee, for
Catholicism les obtained sscendany with tho Asoenfano Of
ttsrctss We lave recently seen PIcteNAut otp0sGAn