New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

III Cory, LrvsnreoL, Tuesday. Jan 10, 1854
s.ni Tis ihelo.ed letter arrived this morning. Tho
nse consider IL of grsnt Consequence and urgency
am having three copies taken Of tho lofter-onn an
sending 10 your minister In London by this evenings post
one shali ,epd to TIE DAILY Ners in the course OF
and shall send by the psyt stea ner -
The .mn. nj banking firm In Philadelphia 81 Messrs j. W.
CLARK Co. and by them will be sent 10 the American
Az m Epglisbnan consider the conduct OF your minis
ter at Vienna degrading in the extreme, for had he be
baved with the slightest spirit in the previous affair which
will have already been laid before you this aboninable
case could not have occurred.
was travelling through Spain in and arrested
in CadE by oIhcious official / immediately wrote 10
cur Consul Mr Braekenbury who was kowevor away at
the tine but his representative with me in the
of half hour, and he demanded Tor me, aud received
WI America do less for of her noblest sons than
England did for one Of ler simplest children
have The honor to remain
,''' '''' = B. 6aiskwArER.
To the President Of the United States
I'LL HusG,Rr, Kecskemet Dee &C. 1858.
To The PrssGe.i eJ ire Uaites States:
DTAR SIR: Through Mr. Secretary Marcy you mayhave
already he ard the relation the unprovoked insults which
were offered me by high official M Kirchner Oct H.
1881 in the police of Peh, Of the petty espionage aud
synonymous letter writing to which was exposed by order
of the uoce a prove and Of the certain and proved
Withholding from three to twelve days aud almost certain
Indeed Acknowledged at the post to mel opening of
my private letters Yesterday, Christmas day. my
censdames Jacob schraml the Rittmeister Of this place
with the information that lie had orders from the highest
authority in Hungary, with the cognzalce of the Arch
duke Albert civil and military Governor Of this once
kingdom, to subject all my personal effects TO exam
ton protested against the right of Austria TO Interfere
with the sacred priv ate rights OF American citizen, and
askod the officer what course he would then pursue lie
replied he should telegraph to Pesth for further orders
Meantime should necessarily be under arrest and an
also informed that must possible leave the
kingdom. Thus, in addition TO my former complaints in
the correspondence laid before Mr. Secretary Marcy
My private, sacred personal rights are subjected to
violent Interference, and my letters papers, &c. examined
against my will
q am in danger of arrest, II defend my rights.
g. stranger without any political connexions purpo
see, is inhospitsby driven from the kingdom
These severa personal attacks and my rights are
now edded to tie before mentioned grievances. | have
written TO the Emperor TO the Archduke Governor of
Hungary, and 20 Embassador Mr Jackson in Vienna
The officer performed his duty with poteness and
tesy and Of course found nothing.
Begging the President 10 take such as may DO
needul in this matter end adding that have written TO
the Emperor and the Archduke, well Enbas
sador that the question has become State question:
hand my rights American citizen with the ut
mo confidence TO him whose inaugural address molly
declared that the rights Of American citizen should be
reveItnoed throughout the world and am, with the
highest regard your friend and fellowcitizen,
JAMES COOK RICHMOND
Presbyter Of the Angle Catholic Church