New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
To Tie Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June Z, Is

WAsHIN6ToS, Thursday, June z, 1860.
The report made by Senator Bayard from the
Judiciary Committee to-day, accompanying the bill for
the execution of the process of the Senate for arrests
assumes the ground that serving warrant for such
purpose "a the execution OF process and the author
ties cited is purely ministerial act and therefore, both
on principle add authority, may De lawfully executed
b, any person authorized by the officers to perform the
particular act. Ii is not commended that Sergeant
Arms appoints general deputy, vesting all his own
functions III hm. but that lac may, on general pfnei-
pes OF law depute the authority TO perform merely
muisera act 10 third person. who may be, only a.
40 that act hs special deputy The Legal inteponen,
must beha the Senate intended that the process issued
by the Sergeant by its President should De
served b. deputy. The bill is based on this principle,
and grows ont Of the unsuccessful effort t. arrest Mr.
Sanborn and John Brown, ir.
The recently published statements relative TO Mr..
Cox of Ohio in connection with the LeeomptOn and
Kansas bilis, and which insulated some corrupt adj
vsnc.s TO Nr Cox Were thoroughly leiuted by the
sworn statements OF tba; gentleman. The Covode
Committee fully exculpaGed hin from any shadow of
inTroper influences The statement ,ha; the Postmaster
81 Coluu bus was immediately appoiu ed on Mr.. Cox
voting for the English bill u mistake. Ii was eight
mcnihs af,erwsrd aud had no connection with that
measure The vacancy was not created TIL the Autumn
OF 1858.
Notwithstanding that the Senate has eoncurred in
the House resolution adjourn Congress the 18TH
il is the oIiuon of various members of both branches
that the time win have t. be extended at least till the
5h, IL order to dispose OF al the pending pubic busi'
ncss. -,
private dispatch states that the Democrats OF tne
I'D Congres District Of Indiana have nominated
James a. Clayen as their Congressional candidate
The district Is AT present represented by uCn. Wm Ill
English who declines icing candidate for renominA
tcn.
Charles Y. Baylor has been nominated by the Pres'
dent 10 TIE Senate as Consul to Cologne. This ap.
pointment in connection with the development Of III
rect trade between Germany aud the tobacco and rot
ton States Of this country Mr.. Bay Tor being prom'
ncnty identified with this commercial enterp lse.
SubdIy persons here having interested thense lyes
in tie spiiitual welfare Of tie japanese they have
formally declined ali religious communications on The
p-ound that bat religion Is known aud recognized
Nv the laws If Jpan; that they forbidden Ia any
manner take pant or be present at the celebration oil
any other.
They, however, express their acknowledgements for
the interest and kind intentions Of their American
friends Aner this expression If their views, they
were assured that while the duty OF the oihcer
in charge TO commu cate 90 them the fact OF Offers OF
rflpios books and invitations 10 attend places ofwOr-
ebip il wac not the desire ot the Government IA any
vsv 70 force their ncnatious, aud that their whsle:
would be respected, a. Which assurance they expressed
their qualification.