Martin Koszta - Correspondence, &c: Message from the President of the United States, Transmitting Copies of Correspondence, &c., Growing Out of the Seizure and Rescue of Martin Koszta ...1854 - 92 halaman |
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... treaties which secure to my government the full and complete inde- pendence of its jurisdiction over all its native subjects ( nationaux ) in Turkey . You will easily understand , therefore , monsieur le chargé d'affaires , the utter ...
... treaties which secure to my government the full and complete inde- pendence of its jurisdiction over all its native subjects ( nationaux ) in Turkey . You will easily understand , therefore , monsieur le chargé d'affaires , the utter ...
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... treaty stipulations , it may arrest its own subjects by the means it used to seize upon Mr. Koszta . I have the honor to enclose No. 9 , copy of my instructions to the consul of the United States at Smyrna on this subject , and hope ...
... treaty stipulations , it may arrest its own subjects by the means it used to seize upon Mr. Koszta . I have the honor to enclose No. 9 , copy of my instructions to the consul of the United States at Smyrna on this subject , and hope ...
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... Chekib Effendi , and we discussed the affair at length . He asserts that the Austrian govern- ment does not possess the power by treaty to arrest any one on Otto- man soil for political offences . He says that Koszta 30 H. Doc . 91 .
... Chekib Effendi , and we discussed the affair at length . He asserts that the Austrian govern- ment does not possess the power by treaty to arrest any one on Otto- man soil for political offences . He says that Koszta 30 H. Doc . 91 .
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... treaty stipulations ; that failing in this , it at various times , before their transportation to England , asked their expulsion from the Turkish territory ; that it has repeatedly de- clared them banished , proscribed , and ...
... treaty stipulations ; that failing in this , it at various times , before their transportation to England , asked their expulsion from the Turkish territory ; that it has repeatedly de- clared them banished , proscribed , and ...
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... treaties between the Porte and other powers , confer on them . Unless , then , Austria shows that the law of Turkey , and her treaties with that power , authorized in this case the arrest and removal of the prisoner , and that the ...
... treaties between the Porte and other powers , confer on them . Unless , then , Austria shows that the law of Turkey , and her treaties with that power , authorized in this case the arrest and removal of the prisoner , and that the ...
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acknowledge the receipt affair agreement Ali Pacha American citizen American consul American vessel arrangement arrest August Austrian authorities Austrian brig Austrian brig-of-war Austrian consul Austrian government Austrian internuncio Austrian subjects Baron de Bruck become a citizen behalf board an Austrian Captain Ingraham charge Chargé d'Affaires claim Commander Ingraham communicated conduct consent consul at Smyrna copy D. N. INGRAHAM declaration demand despatch dragoman E. S. OFFLEY embark Emperor of Austria enclosures excellency French consul French hospital G. P. Marsh give Hungarian Hungarian refugee informed instant instructions J. P. Brown July June June 27 jurisdiction Koszta's release legation at Constantinople letter Louis Martin Koszta matter minister resident obedient servant officers Ottoman Pacha passport person Porte proposal received refused reply request respect respectfully Secretary September September 19 September 23 territory tion treaty trian Trieste Turkey Turkish ultimo UNITED STATES CONSULATE United States legation W. L. MARCY
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Halaman 72 - ... passport, I claimed him from the Turkish authorities. Some hours after, at about midnight, a person called on me and handed me a document which he stated he had taken from the trunk of the person that had been arrested. This document is a copy of a declaration made in the court of common pleas for the city and county of New York, on the 31st day of July, 1852, by Martin Koszta, an Austrian subject, wherein he declares, on oath, that it is his intention to become a citizen of the United States....
Halaman 38 - I have the honor to be, sir, most respectfully, your obedient servant...
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