The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, n
TERRITORIAL ArFAIRs.

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TERRITORIAL ATAns.
Mr. Douglas has not attended meeting Of the Terrific
rial Committee aimee he removed from It's head.
An attempt will be made In the Senate To change the
In the wyandot constitution the result Of which will b.
10 enlarge the boun iares OF the State so a. to In
clude the settled portion Of Nebraska % far north
Platte river The House will resist this alteration and
adhere to the boundaries selected by the people OF Kan
sas II tho ssnate insist upon enlArRing the boundaries
against the win Of the people, at the time deprvng
Nebraska Of portion Of her best territory and people, the
bill for the admission Of Kansas win be killed. and the
responsibility win rest with the Senate Efforts viii be
made by the joint friends OF Kansas and Nebraska pro-
vent the Senate from taking such action, especially
largo slice OF Nebraska win DO given TO the Pixies Peak
Territory.
The organization Of the Territories Of Pixies Peak,
Nevada and Daooah which has been agreed upon the
Committee Territories In the Senate VIII result not
only in general slcing up Of the various important Ter
rories Of the United States, but in entirely wpng out
from the map the name Of Utah and destroying the
ganizaton, thus unseang Mr.. Hooper, the delegate from
that Territory. Tho agreement Of the Senate Com
mitaee, 70 report bills organising Piks's Peak and
Nevada Territories, did not include definitely
the fixing Of the lines but learn that general under
standing prevails In the committee that the line diving
the Territories shall be a about he hundred and
eighth para e and that al Of Utah eat Of that line shall
be included In the Pixies Peak Territory all west Of
that line To the eastern line Of California shall BIO included
in the Territory of Nevada.
The chairmen OF tho two Territorial committees
Green, Of the Senate and Mr. Grow, Of the Houseare
their Judgment will receive the sanction Of their several
tvwoh TO thA nlsu
suggested adopted, the Territory Of Nevada will
include AL Of the present Territory Of Utah west Of the
one hundred and eighth parallel Tho capital will be
moved from Salt Lake City. Pixies Peak Territory will be
enlarged, not only with portion Of Utah. indicated,
but will also embrace portion Of Nebraska, and proba
bly, that portion Of New. Mexico which projects into Kan
at the thirty seventh degree q latitude the eastern
line Of the Territory being limited by the boundary Of
the proposed State Of Kansas laid down In the
Wyandot constitution, Notwithstanding effort will be
made to destroy the lines named in that instrument
The bill organizing Daco,ah will not be reported at pre-
sent there prevails general desire dispose Of the
new Territories which are absorb Utah and tho
Mormons
An attempt will be made on the part Of the democrats
exclude from the bills organizing the deren. Terrific
res all reference to the question OF slavery but the
republicans win undoubtedly insist upon inserting proviso
fobdding slavery to enter exist therein. This viii
bring the whole question of slavery before Congress-
from which will flow any quantity Of buncom for Charles
ION and Chicago.
As Mr.. Williams who represents Pixies Peak, and Mr..
Mercer who represents Nevada were each elected by
very small proportion Of the people, which will be in
Guided in the proposed organization, they will undoubtedly
be sent back, and new elections will DO had. IhAve
believe that Mr. Hooper, the delegate from Utah.
is not Of the proposed action Of the Senate and
House Committees relative to his Territory.
There seems to be considerable difficulty about the 20
lection Of for Pixies Peak Territory It has been
called Jefferson but those In authority that there
cannot be States enough TO after all Of the Presi
DENTS that will not be policy to 60 beyond Washington,
who stands "aIone in his glory" Acting Upon this dec
sion, the Senate Committee have before them tho follow
ing names:-ssTsmpa," Interpreted Bear; sIdahoe,"
meaning Gem Of the Mountains; "Nemara" "Colarado'
"San Juan;' "Lula," interpreted Mountain Fairy;
"wespollah;' "Arrapahoe," the name Of the Indian
tribe inhabiting the Pixies Peak region. Tho House
Committee seem TO have hit upon the very ap-
propriate name Of "Tahosa," which means Dweliers
on the Mountain Tops. This, or 0Iiahoe," will
probably be adopted. Among the anti barbarian
suggested excepting that Of tho author q the Declaration
of Independence, have heard those Of lafayette o.
umbus and Franklin, each entitled 10 the highest
sideration.
The Senate has agreed 70 report bill for the organza
ton Of Arizona, which embraces about the lines
contained in tho bill reported in the Senate last Cone
The House win be opposed TO this bin, the ground
that the Territory il not sufficiently peopled and deve
Hoped for separate organization and will be In favor Of
extending the judicial authority and giving Marshal
70 that portion Of New Mexico known a. Arizona
SENATOR mwARDs PARTY.
Republican levees are becoming quite popular in
Washington. Senator Seward had an elegant party at
his house TO night, At which Lord Lyons Hon. Mr.
Gurey Of Ohio also entertained large party at his pri
vate residence
ExTRADnoS TREATY WITH swDN.
treaty Of extradition with Sweden, containing the
provisions for the surrender Of persons committing
crimes just been concluded and signed by the Secre
tary OF State and the Swedish Minister II will be COM
municated 10 the Senate for ratification in few days
OUR RELATIONS HONDURAS.
The negotiations with the Honduras Minister have been
suspended awaiting the action Of the Senate regard
the Nicaragua treaty. II the Senate ratty IT, then
government will proceed with the negotiations for the
first named treaty. II not-not
AFFAIRS IN TIE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
Dispatches have been received at the Depart
ment of State from Mr. Cushmln, Minister to the
Argentine Confederation Affairs are progressing In
satisfactory manner, and the difficulties between
that government and Buenos Ayres being
amicably adjusted Urquiza, Immediately after the
adjustment with government, addressed friendly
and cordial letter the President expressing his esteem
for him well that Of his government towards the
people Of the UNIFIED States. The President In reply
wrote most excellent letter, which contained some
good advice and which has just been made public
pressing his great satisfaction "a the adjustment OF the
difficulties and his ardent desire to cult friendly
lations with that republic
TIE ITALIAN OPERA.
Patti made her last appearance this evening, as ANNA,
N "somnambula," to an immense house The sale Of
tickets had 10 be stopped the early part Of the day,
and hundreds people turned away unable To pro-
cure seats She rendered the role Of "SomnambulA''
msgnncenty and was frequently called before the