The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10
HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE TO- ls62-TRIPLE SHEET

Brundi, in Borneo; James O. Howard, Of Ohio, at st.
John, N b. August Bcker. OF Psnnsylvani at Schws
rim; Benjamin Lyman, of New York, Marshal Of the
Consular Court OF tho United States, At Foo Choo
China.
The following were also confirmed
John M. Brodhead, or the District Of Columbia OF
the commission under the act OF emancipation place
OF yinton deceased.
John Cross Surveyor Of Customs at Marblshsad Mass
Joseph H. Elmer, Collector OF Customs at Bridge
town, NJ.
John Burnham, Postmaster at woonsoeket Falls R. l.
LORD LYONS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLAND.
The departure Of Lord Lyons for England has produced
great sensation here, and various comments and sup
positions aoat respecting the cause of this sudden
revolution. Difficult is to state it distinctly, car
assure you however, that the English ambassador goes
to London animated with the bost intentions towards our
country and cause and with the entire approval Of
our government. limited in private circles that
England having shown symptoms of impatiencs at the
prolongation Of the and being predsposed TO take
wrong view OF American affairs In consequence, Lord
Lyons goes to England upon the invitation Of Secretary
Seward Once in presence Of the members Of the Cabi
net the noble lord will have trouble in making them
understand that the be OF long duration and
that the days of the rebellion are numbered.
THE CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION BETWEEN THE MILL
TAHf AND CIVIL AUTHORITIES.
The recent conflict between tho military and civil au-
thoritss has assumed new phase which will probably
force an issue and decision which shall prevail. The
Of the slave who forcbly taken from the Jail
by Lieutenant Kress under orders from General wads
worth, has brought suits against both Wadsworth and
kress John A. Bradley, ESQ.,, the counsel for the Mar
shall who arrested by the military guard has also
sued General Wadsworth The writs be served
morrow when If General Wadsworth refuses to acknow.
ledge service or Them it will become the duty of the
Marshal to take him in custody. To do this may be
necessary to make requston upon the President for
military force to execute the law The result of this
between the civil and military powers regard
ed with great interest
THE EFFORT TO REPEAL THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
The House to-day the of another scheme of
agitation, looking to the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
law. The resolution instructng the Judiciary Commit
tee to bring in bill to repeal the law voted down.
but adopted directing them prepare modih-
eating providing for trial by jury all claims under
the law. The resolution providing for receiving the
testimony Of fugitive slaves to the loyalty Of
adopted, and the bill prohibiting slavery in the
Territories was passed.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers in hospital
nounced:-
VIM. Peterson, Co. II, First New York artillery
J. Harner, Co. B, Ninety.thrd Pennsylvania.
Lieut.. Dusan, Co. l, Eighty fifth New York.
B. W. Peck, Co. B, Eighty fifth New York.
Sergt. L. V. Grammar, Co. F. Fifty-ffth New York.
Jno. Gardner, Co. A, Twenty fourth Virginia.
Matthew Fabsr Co. K, Seventy fourth Pennsylvania.
Thos. Marshall, Co. L, Ninth New York cavalry.
Israel Mcntoney, Co. A, Sixty second Ohio.
John Sweeney, Co. H, Third Michigan
Firman Taylor, Co. E. Ninth New York cavalry
W. Hutchinson, Co. H, First Ohio artillery.
Johnson Jones, Co. D. Fourth Maine.
Robt. Abrahams, Co. D, Thirty eighth New York.
John Stewart Co. C, 1Olst pennsylvania.
John Burns, Co. n, Thirteenth Indiana.
DANISH NAVAL OFFICERS PRESENTED TO THE PRE-
SIDENT
Captain Schonhsyden and Lieutenant Steen Btlec of
the Danish Navy, who are in this city presented
to the President at to-day by the Danish Minister
This evening they proceed to visit Fortress Monroe via
Baltimore.
INSTALLATION or MAYOR WALLACE.
Mayor walach, recently elected installed to-day
The ceremony followed by elegant entertainment
given by the Major TO the City Fathers.
THE OPERA SEASON AT THE AcADEMY.-The sale of tick.
cts for the Opera season opens to-day at
the Academy and the other usual places throughout the
city.