The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE g. 1850. TRIPLE SHEET

the Amy ever made. Tee eqrpner. IL gmo,e and
strong vel bios sixeea pou as, ard - c1np'cs a.
70 BE- ,,icy cvr.ed from ace - phase py soldier
mouitea 90 foot. Hrsqlrss for u ass but singis
MAJ. Cinmu.ication has been KEEP; AZ ADi messages
r 81" mated b. day and a, night, dstsn 70 OF hteer
es. Mesrs ges have been ssnt aye uses without Any
~fo,'atos eci.y provided for the purpose Tnsre
srs more hn hu,d cd different ways oil making
,ee,e san-k, and hey vi prove the greats., inpor
isocs 10 Il d'a warfare o, the frontier. Dr. Ayer Ik'
for 20 p cu'sry compensation Tor tnis Invention, Du'
peats opl on awards t. hun tine post designated In tn
BAL 81 the two touses aud the Presitept viii no doub
seal tho ysrdic. with his sanction.
cuafoss AGAINST AMERICAN CONSUL.
Osp'ap lotn Reeves, Naval Arcaaec; for tn suitar
Of Turkey for ,ws,ty-ons years, rs nov IN Washington
PREFER Jog cnafes sgsinst the American Consul a. Con
s,sntlnopie john p. Brown. Brown been sent for
and s now here The stAe Department has the ma,tei
under sdvsement Other parties also complain Of Mr.
Brown, and the probability d thu his course while 10
Turkey viii be Investigated by ooDg'sss.
ILLNESS or Mr. seHooLcRAIr
strxior Seward received . teegrsphic despatch "
Jay ST. Gait crimes, CAnsds, that Mr. Schooicra, o.
Albany, WHO married the Senator's adopted daughter
delay at that place his return from Chicago b!
n.ss and cannot survive Mr.. Seward leaves here ioI
that place by the early train to morrow.
LEGAL POWERS OF THE saARGEASrAr ARMa
report made By Senator Bayard from the Judiciar,
Comnee day accompanying the bill for the exclusion
Of the process the Senate arrests assumes ta'
ryosnd that serving for such purpose 10 thu
execution OF protess, and, the authorities cited Ia
purely ministerial act and therefore, both prncipi
and authority, may be lawfully executed by any perso
| authorized by the odioer 10 perform the par:ic4
| lar sct II net commended that . sergeant as
arms can appoint . general deputy, vestius al
his own functions In him, but that hs may
ongensra principles Of aw depats the authority to per
form merely ministerial oct 10 third person, who may
be only ss 10 his special deputy. Tho legal In
tendment be that The Senate intended tina. the pro
cess Issued by the Sergeant Alarms by its President
should be served by deputy. The bill b based THU
principle, and grows out Of the unsuccessful effort 70
arreat Mr.. sspborn ana John Brown, Jr.
kxoSRAIIoS
The recently pubnshed statements relative 70 Mr.
Coz, Of Ohio, In connection With the LEGO nptor
AMI Kansas bills, and which insauated SOM
corrupt to Mr. Cox sushly rcutet os
the sworn statements of thst gentleman The Covode
Committee fully exculpated him from any shadow Of In
proper nnaences The ssAsemeu, sust the Postm
Columbus Was n.ds,eS appointed on Mr.. Cox's voting
for the English bill !, mistake eight months after
wNa and had no connection with thai measure. Toe
yasaacy was not created till the autumn Of 1858
Aprvse dsspStsh states that tho democsAts Of the
Second Congressional dsFic. Of Indiana have nominated
James A. Cravers their Congressional candidate. The
district il st present represented by the Hon VIM.
English who declines being candidate for renom!pA
ten.