The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

tnsr intention q occupying their military tsnts
upon the open nsId those Of Switzerland especially.
invited the Herr Johntzsnmsistsr 0briss or Switzerland
" the entire 0ommand of the shooting place. giving
IN, inc most unlimited power In regard % ali TIM do
Of the arrangements and OF the sSootsrs-s
post which, BY long szpsrisncs he is better qualified
swiss receive all such compliments as their legitimate
right; and well they may. We arrogan enough
20 We can rival the festival Of the Swiss Free
shooters at Stanz last To dream were msness
We are glad that about 70 ~ enabled TO rsturp
the bountiful Inequalities Of the brave noun
70 carry OF many Handsome prize and we are deter
mined not to grudgs the gallant fellows Bechss We
mark 70 Unborn in the Switzcr Success 70 him.
II is the opinion OF military that you Amsri
cans might have made better selection among Prus
appointing Carl Schurx TO post Prussisn gene
ras are Obliged 70 have military oducaiioa
AZ all events, we Germans would never con
slider mis- adventures a. military experiences. II pos
siDe that you do So but We have always
supposed that there were distinguished Indian warriors
enough in your brave land whose experience battle
would amply t them for officers should more be needed
afford. We never could understand why your govern.
ment sent Carl Scnurz 70 SPAIN although We all
t .hs, N way no did no. stay there He .as
and uncongenia" We inclined think they did The
handsome secretary OF the American Minister was re-
peatsdy invited to the Court entertainments The MIN
lister himself was gracously allowed TO pursue his mill
ary studies and enjoy hts reflections, undsturbed and
in silence. at home The surroundings wore "uncoa-
GENIAL" Why should he remain
Carl Schurz evidently disbooves the Old saying thns
There are more nsh in the sea than ever will b
bait we'll.
brief biographical notice Of Brgader General schrs
may not be embarrassing the readers OF tho HxaAD.
The American Brigadisr General Carl Schurz. born
near Bonn, on the Rhine, in the year 1927. While
student at the University by his native town. no bccnS
possessed Of desire to minge the revolution Of l8l8
then waging in Germany He therefore left school, ID
company with several companions and himseli
to Col Fritz Anneke at Kaisersantern in the Palatna
who was then commanding tho artillery Of the rovolu-
tonsts Lis enthusiastic rebellion against the German
government and his evident desire for activity induced
the Colonel TO honor him with the post OF second aid hs
wife, Madam Mathilds Franziska Anneke being first aid
his pSyoa . sS
rendered the duties Of his fair associate, who
was superb horsswoman, most onerous Had
he calamity remained upon duty instead Of accepting
tho kindly offer OF his sympahotic co-adutant to per-
form his share also which she did with honorable des
patch hnking kind heart, that the poor boy needea
rest) at the celebrated battle OF Rastadt he would
have then gone 10 seep upon cannon, and would no
have been left alone in the fortress after Its evacuation
he was, ana would have had the honor of an honor
able retreat, instead Of ignOmnous escape, threa
days later, through an underground sewer.
This Comprises the entire military experience OF bHl
gader general Of the United Statesof America.
Ii boldness and bravery, aud an undaunted courage,
good horsemanshp and sxperence things 70 be de-
sired In American gencraship, we cannot believe
the just deserts Of General schurz's oo-aia
can be long disrsgarded; and, as Schurz ia nov
brigadier general, may we not expect that MadAa
Anneise. who We learn, is now sojoarning in Swtzse
land will shortly receive Official Information of her aP
poutmsnt as major general in the American armys W.
await the announcement with interest.
What do Americans expect that General Schurz goina
TO do? He will keep in tho wake Of whatever distinguish
of the peopleFremont perhaps we have heard il hint
Cd He will be to .'rendsr no aid or comfort" 4
General Blenker, Cocnels Which, Schmmclpionnina
and Anneks to anyof his old German scperors nos
enlisted the American army the appointment OF any
OF whom in the place OF Schurz European military mos
would have considered wise and natural The new Ame
rcan general is keen yet not farseeng ambitious but
unwise; but his worms bait well. He is easily tirsa
Carl Schurz lie not strong but, provided he has kiAa
and wonany adutant to assist him, he may manage 70
get along. He requires repose during action The sound
Of the cannon will not disturb his slumbers Nobody
ought TO disturb him. Lot him siumbsr.
Our Consta ntinople Correspondence.
CoNsrASrISorIx, April Is. 1853.
Murder Of American Missionary and IFS Sersons-
Dsath Of the Rer. Mr.. Coppir at the Hands Of Broands-
Efforts for Their Arrest, &c.
The B. NJ f. Missions has just expei fenced sewers
loss tho dcath Of one or It's efficient members II
this country.
The Rev. J Coppx, missionary established at AdanA.
Asia Minor whilst proceeding from this place TO Alex
androta on the coast, was fred upon by party
brIgands and few hours died OF wounds rscevs1
in his breast He was accompanied by an Armenias
servant two muloteers, Turkish o.
guard and Ottoman official Mir. Coppix and his scr
want were both killed. and Of the muetcers and tts
Official were severely wounded.
The British and American Vice Consus OF Asxandreta
hearing Of the sad affair, proceeded Immediately =
the spot, accompanied by large number OF guards and
had Mr. G. conveyed to the town bat IT is believed thai
be expired before reaching It. His vito thors y
see the dead body Of hor husband.
The Governor Of Asxandretta has tAkon every posi-
BILE to find out and punish the perpetrators OF th
ac and the Porte has strong orders 10 both
lin and the Governor OF Adana TO the same effect
Mr.. johnson. tho excellent and abo Consul OF the
United Statos AZ Beyrout, has gone thers in French
for the purpose Of attending TO the mat
ter II believed that before long the assassins will b
found.
The French View OF tho Result OF the
Rebellion.
Paris april 24) correspondence Of london HeradI
The D,bals publishes under the signature Of that myo
torious parsonage, tho Secre;ae do la Reiacton Al
eabor article American affairs which, IL Ia under
stood The government has resorted TO It's compe> indvs
got inserted. suboin s salient parts After stating