The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-17

civer Of the Land once, NatchHoches, Ia P. Ander
sen, United States Attorney for Washington Territory.
THE ORGANIZATION or rrRNroRrg.
The Senate Committee On Territories have before them
Territorial bills for The organization Of Nevada and Ari.
The former win probably be reported At tho next
meeting Arizona, rs understood, Will not be reported
this session.
Senator Brown, Of Mississippi, has prepared bill,
which he wioer on Monday next providing for slave
code for the Eerritories
THE SAN JUAN AFFAn
Lord Lyons had long interview to-day with the Secro
tary of ete in references 70 the proposition Of the Eng
Hsh government for the settlement Of the San Juan affair
II is understood he laid the proposition Of his government
before the Secretary Of State TO day.
nm SONS or MALTA.
The National Convention Of the Sons Of Malta have
been In session here to-day with closed doors against their
own members not delegates, and have been engaged
in revisipg the ritual. Tho initatofy service, II 10
reported viii be Of such nature that gentlemen Of
ture sge join the Order without experiencing fatigue
The delegates win Wait the President tomorrow, not
In regalia-
Our Warrington Correspondencs.
WASHINGTON, Feb II, 1890
ne EyoAA Csusas.
This great national work Is being brought into ope
ration and will doubtless be accomplished with more sue
cess, tts prosecution viii be attended with greater
energy and rapty account Of the better experience
in It's management In 1850 the plan was adopted and
the Seventh IN experiment. the conduct Of
which demanded caution. The comparative Of
that work has inspired degree Of confidence which Will
insure the vigorous execution Of the Eighth census and
the early embodiment Of its results in manner gratifying
TO the country and Of interest the world at large.
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from the Department directs those ocers 10 qualify
for the discharge Of their respective duties by oath or A.
nrmaton, and instructs them how 10 subdivde their
several judicial DISTRICTS that this work may commence
on the LIST day Of June and be completed every
and Territory within the earliest practicable period In
lary and care, win be forwarded TO the Marshals,
forming them thoroughly Of every detail Of this service,
snd o Dc ss al the %Hr %
preparation Of these instructions the returns OF the seventh
carefully examined and the Of every
scurity and the supply Of every needed light TO insre
perfec uniform and early return Of results 80 that
the work Win be chargeabe to bad appointments by
the Marshab which ID not anticipated, or Indifference
the part OF the people, which their general intelligence
The & duty the ops@ ooe sr the reosp.
the returns will consist IN making the Congressional ap-
among the several saes according TO their representa-
The escs Of this wise and s.lutary provision win b. to
reduce the present number Of members, which has
grown, by the admission Of States, 70 the number
provided by the law Of May y, 1885, viz 23s; and, 70
number Of % M ten .rns
point.
held responsible for their faithful performance Of
duty The schedules are supplied by the Census 0oe,
each Of whom viii be furnished suitable and substan
tal portfolio for the protection Of the returns