Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-03-03

.|iP,,t1!,,. condition Ir,c. 'l.d Of his i,i,a.c.
i.t'' rt.n', ,'t.r'a." @, ot 90. doubt hi'r u"ars-
Iaut 7N.ut % g.. .'t rrnn % rf.. nov iH . Hi.t.,
r." iu t.' p.ur nj. 90 la',sl' ';ou.l law 70 vuisi
10 pt1"'.nrt u."I "otu lo ,u.tiu, DO. i.t ,.'n
t..'"t from i.' iri''t state, government, '"e
.oIm Il uI. convent "a Embarrassed IL Min ntii-
''rt liirti;i.s. rri tn~'a oitcu'ra,,rr"s '"t '
VIA H"7':,'s i"'gt'n'i'g, MD tae s"i!on- nppre-
h'a'.pH', viii No th'y md many juii.rn. per-
s,.s tt = H.tin,i73nl' cn:'.1inei concetaiH. the
p.fon Nt"tY Of tls prisoner, Il hi' det3n'on was
longer nra;mct"t, combined to persuade .ir in'ah,
t.at ho.ftaF 'periy release Alluded tae only
c..'cn Vi hs rc t,rutiou IT. freedom md security.
GA tte lttaof Sept. ro.r, Mr.. H. brick Informed
Mr. Mach, orally, ia general terms, that hi' CIV
eminent had Hdthori'nd him to Nrcept 'ir. March.
pF'N''" Tor h'-'t'' MIGRATION amt return 10
''"-'i-'' ''' 40 lac ''"i'' 90 Ia" l"ll'"i"S IN.
90 ! '''''" .''''i' "''N'd "r'''n ''h"''H'
'"''" "''" '"e Ao'''i'H l"'e.h"he'"' u"''" opt
I''"' '' '"e ''''"""5 uh'f'
to Imperial government not desiring 7" ''h,
'"""' inc in'i'u'd VAIN the cause hh' "H'"oi"en
me 10 "S''e VIA you VI II ''' Iioeiot''u anu re-
mo''I - f''ei'e' ol martin ho''ta, anu 10 regu-
'i-'' Tie arr 'nsih''' relative tAeretp d'e"d"E to
""r !" F'1' 'i'2'1' 'oIieI "''h y'" re "'ddy
" "-f. "'' - ms emit ho'St' "'l 'AEl pa age
"ft ;HTln'' nnoei the s"PttVi3loh oil ON fe'pec-
r tive con uInr a"tAeites' Oh eoHid an American
5L'p % war, o. IL u'i"Hl' u SUCH, an american
"n'iehant vessel winch at the present season
"ireluehtl! VISIT tnaI port Al the uou'ht "heh
she pat To- sea- u pf'teeu ureeu! without 'oueh-
ing A' any Ah'-fH'nil'e port except IL case oi
"'er''n' INJURY OF o'heF accldeIt q sea ho3ita
"s shall be provided with on American passport e~-
"prrlsIy ioiolduing MN 10 chahge ms route, OF t"
" l-''e the SNIP before 1t arrives IA America
" l"i llnls''i Government however reserves TO
"l'-H u proceed e reserve dependant a' prcederl
against u's person. c'hi0TmoIIy to lts night
Ii -e iao"1 a"'" DC found III the ottoman tern
to't'' Il "'' "f"'sem'" e'''t Po"d' 10 y'"' pro
" P,S''' y" -
There is certainly no very great difference, be-
tween condition that, " if kosata should again be
q found in the Ottoman territory, Austria might
proceed sainst him. and stipulation, that if
he landed at n Turkish or European port, or yo-
lantariy left the ship, american protection should
= be Withdrawn FROM him. to which latter Kosits
hal given his "ful consent and considered it Every
satisfactory" But however this may be, Mr..
Marsh considered TINS reservation, so far as 1t diff
preted by the islcised passages Of Mr.. de Bruck's
letter (the italics are Of the present writer,)
more Than protest asainst the inference that Aus
tria intended surrender the pranrpi, in ntng
to the release Of the person, and he certainly COULD
not expect any such surrender in the correspondence
between the L,gqt,ons whatever concessions Austria
might think proper to make in negotiating with the
American government The phrase comfortable TO
I
extent of these rights, so far as Koszts wins con.
cerped was 10 be determined by the iasue of the
! negotiations already commenced bctween the two
Powers lie moreover attached the less importance
to this point both because he knew that the Porte
would forthwith and finally expel him from il, doc
ninions, whenever lie should be found at large
Thin them. and because Ko.zta had himself de-
declared (see Oey's letter ofJuly IS above ouoted,
that all he asked was to be allowed to return tn ,b.
5. United States and that there would bs M 6,r y,
his ,e,urn,,e again 10 Jt,k,v"
He ACCORDINGLY on the 18th Of sontsmbor commr.
nicated Mr.. de Bruck,. LETTER 70 NJ. og.v -. ,on.
/ tanning the terms Of the a agreement and knowing
that several American ves,a,s war. ,b.n, D., .ou
from SMYRNA. directly for tina Vpit.d s,o,o. ho
directed MIR brown N ,roceed IN sr,,rr. and
s,,n.rintsnd tb. o,rsn,,,oe,,. or Eos,,ai o,,,.,l
ation.
Mr.. ofsev app,ar, 70 have ,aksn ogsrc. =, ,bi.
mis- zion. and to havs felt hi. dignity wopnd.d NV
having the conclusion of the matter taken Of his
hands, and entrusted to those Of the person who had
overiuel his decision, that Kos,ia hai no right TO
Ameraa protection, and taken the heavy responsible
lily Of advising Captain lngraham to the pri-
soner by force, and he chose to manifest his dis
pleasure by withholding his consent t" k"s7t"'s
"'rIHt'on On The terms agreed upon, AMI by adNi-
sing that rersonHse to refuse to embark upon those
conditions
h"herto' 1t WAL be remembered, that both Obey
anu hoslta were content to secure his release upon
aug teFms' mat ho'Ita mad been very grateful for
AL That hod been done Tor him, very anxious in
regard 10 what might be the result in great
terror OIL "lalhg again into the hands oi Austria,
Ss"'"s Ho'H'As 'u' 10 De allowed 10 return 10 the
|"''" states Iea's 10 p'euse hin'eH not ." To Te'
'"n 70 turkey AGAIN. ana hhaiiy FULLY CON-
'L'I'SN 10 PFop'sA'' mat H. AFTER once embark
l"s 'V' tue Ch''eu 9'a'es' lie shouii lahd at amy
t""'S" u european port Vi Fo'uh'a'i'y leave the
s"'V' Au'el'-'H pt''e''loh shoulu DC Withdrawn
"'' "'l"' uecIA'''s th"t ne considered this pro-
vo'"I VERY SATISFACTORILY anu winding up with
tue eNp''''''h o' ms sincere THANKS Tor the IN
efN'' anu uo"oIe M MARSH had taken in his be-
''''' N7te Si'' ''"''h lt''er oi August An and
-Hf' oHeS =" august s'A ABOVE quoted')
On the 2Cth Of September, several days after Mr..
Bgown's departure fot smyrna Mr. Marsh received
A despatch from the SECRETARY of state, approving
the conduct of Mr. Brown and CAPTAIN Inrrahaui,
and iu,tructng him to demand Kosztas release, md
1t wts known at smyrna some DAYS earlier, that the
of the Legation and of our gallant naval commander
Mr.. Eo-1ta now suddenly became quite cock-a.
hoop forgot his fear, and hi. gratitude together
dreamed of pompons. frogs and shoulder knots. and
all the Captain awoke within him. He dropped the