The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-01


already heard the relation of the insults which
offered me BY high official IN Krchner Ost. IA,
letter writing to which was exposed by order
OF t,e police ss can prove and Of the certain and proved
Withholding fem three to twelve day and almost GER
opening Of my private letters Yesterday, (ohristmas
Day on m, return from church. was visited BY the
commander Of tbs s ssn,d.r~'s Jacob s'nrsml, Che
that he had ORDERS from the highest authority In
Hsrssry, With the oosnranos Of the Archduks Albert
civil and military governor Of this (once) kingdom 10
subject all my personal Affairs TO examination pro-
tested against the right Of Austria TO intsrfsre with the
cei prvAte ighs OF an American citizen, and asked
the oficer What course he would then pursusf he re-
ped he should Telegraph TO Pesth for farther orders"
Meantime should necessarily be under arrest and Am
also informed that must ION ~ possible leave the
kirFdom. Thus In addition TO my former com plants
lsi before Mr. Secrsta, y Marcy
LIST Ny private sacred personal rights are subjected
TO yicsst intsrtersre s and my letters pap,r DO
3D. am in danger Of arrest defend m, rights
Sd. stranger, without all political connections OF
purposss, 10 inhos pitsby driven from ths kingdom
These several personal attacks and ny rights are
dow ADDED TO the before mentioned grievances. have
written to the rmpro TO the Arehduks Governor Of Has
gary end 70 our Ambassador, Mr. Jackson, In Vienna
The tfiser performed his duty with polltsasss and
courtesy, and Of course found sothiog. Begging the
nd ., and sddies that have written TO the Emperor
and the Archdute well - 70 Ambassador that the
question has now become state question, hand ovsr
my rights American cltises, with the utmo conA
depee to him vboss inaugural address ,by declared
that that the right, Of American citizen should b
throughout the vorn and an With the high
est regard, your friend and fellow citizen.
JAMES COOK RICHMOND,
Presbytsr OF the Anslo-Catholio Church.
TEGYnAzA, Dec. 20, 1888.
This morning, between 4 and O'Clock, . Gsndazme
innucsd into my bedroom, ordered me up, and u
violent snow storm, comp lied ms to leave
jotng wagon, over frossn roads. arrived 1y we
hours before the mid day train, BY viii haa yoaan
promised TO leave, and exhausted that could nos
continue my journey.
isth.-Lsst night hoped TO rest Three gsntar.ass,
By order Of the HussN Rttmshter. Herr vop FAlken-
ha,n of Feleryhaza broke down the door which was
split into two plecss and thrsatesed to phoot ms dead
II I cid mot Instantly rise. rose, showed the word
UAnerica in my regular passport and THAT you
had DECLARED that the risht Of American citissa
ehould not violated With mpuny, bu. should BE-
yerenced throp ghout the world WITH br coarse AID
disgusting m'putenees and violence they proceeded -
examine my dress tbruspg their dirty hands toto my
bosom. ard Ied my pockets Of my papers and ossy.
They told me "had fallen into the right hAads
before end they would teach that nj obstnscy In
refusing to their insulting questofs) would
BE- diminished &i, 30 Tbs officer Of the three thsa
declared me unter arrest and taking ct o'okcx In
the morning through another snow storm sho red ne
SOLDIERS dirv bed Ia the auArdrocm saying "rh.re's
good bed at your dspossln Meantime they nAa for.
gotten 10 loos under the pillow, | asked psrmssioa "
take what they had left with thu understanding
that not 10 be searched again then took oot ny
watch and paper mossy, which dd not sufer then u
~ Al sooa ~ rsaeasd The guardroon, the omsa,