The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-12
WASHINCT
Muster Out of Additional v olun-
teer Organisations.
Upwards Of Ten Thousand More SOL
diers to be Discharged.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
No Rest for Brigham Young and
His twin Relic"
Proposition In the House to Wipe Out
the Mormon Csnmonwealth.
sDsbats IN ths lsaats u tie lssolatisa u
4 Establish Preyisiolal eevsrnnslls
(. in the Southern States.
Speech OF Revcrdy johnson
in Opposition.
Sharp Political Controversy In the
House on Negro Suffrage.
&c. &c. &c.
sDsblts in ths lssats u tie lsselatisa 4
B Establish Provisional eovsrnnslis
H in the Southern States.
Speech OF Reverdy johnson
in Opposition.
Sharp Political Controversy In the
House on Negro Suffrage.
&c. &c. &c.

CATIONS.
The War Department has ordered the immediate
ter out Of the Eighiieth and Ninety sixth New York
Volunteers The following Is list Of volunteer organ
cations which have been are ordered to be mus
tered out Of service not included previous circa.
lars, making in all about ten thousand mem
IILNor -Infsntry-Eighth Twenty first, Forty sew
enth, One Hundred and Forty seventh, One Hundred
and Forty ninth, One Hundred and Fifoth and a de-
tachment of the Tweny-hfth. This completes the mus
ter out OF the regiment.
INDIANA -Infantry-Twenty sixth, Thirty first, Thirty
fifth, Fifty first and One Hundred and Forty dfth,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Twenty first.
KANsAs.-Infantry-Eg
MINNESOTA. -Cavary-Company D. Second.
Neutrality-suspicious..
MISSOURI nfantry-Eeventh and two companies OF
the Forty ninth This completes the muster out Of the
Quo -Infantry-Fiftcenth, Nineteenth Twenty sixth,
Forty -nnth Fifty first Sixty fourth Seventy. nrst
Hundred and Eighty seventh and detachment Of the
PksSNLvANA. -Infanfry--Scv seventh. Artille
ry-second heavy, Independents battery b.
WAsaINGroS TERRITORY -lnfantYy-Company l, First.
WISCONSIN. -Infantry-Thrteenth.
THE REGULAR ARxY.
Various newspapers have given in impression that
senator Wilson'S bill for remodelng Che regular army
will produce standing force Of ninety thousand
According 70 the terms Of the bill there less than
eighty regiment all told provided for and by company
organization Of men, rank and Ole, these reg
ments cannot be than hundred strong thus
giving an army Of about afty-nve thousand.
PROPOSED DIVISION OF UTAH rERBrroRY.
Mr. Ingersoll, OF Illinois, whose particular vanity lie
the overthrow of poygsmy Introduced system Of
tactics to-day with thss - view He oaered reso-
luton which provides for prceng ouf Brigham Youngs
Territory among Ncs ada and adjscent States The Com
mittec Territories has the resolution under consdera
ton Mr.. Ingersoll proposes 70 hammer away at the
bessy practice until something down. By putting
it high moral grounds he enlisted quite nnmber
of members with him In the crusade.
THE PROPOSITION TO ESTABLISH PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNMENTs IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The most observable fes!urs " the Senate to-day was
the speech Of Reverdy johnson In reply Mr. Howes
resolution to establish provisional governments In the
Southern States. II the speech Of the session
that has commanded the close attention OF
all the Senators throughout and Il b spoken
Of 10 night by Of both political compilations being
enor, OF SURPRISING force The speech entirely
extemporaneous and strongly fortified with eta
tons from the enacincnts Of Congress during the war;
going TO show that State lines in the South
lost sight Of when providing for the collection Of internal
in those States and that the doctrine OF legs
atng for them conquered Territories only was az
terthought Mr. johnson spoke about two hours aud
time Of adjournment Senator Howe possession
Of the floor The latter gentleman intends responding IN
detail the argument Of the eaator from Maryland
morrow.
THE APPOINTMENT or ASSISTANT ASSESSORS oF
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The consideration this morning OF the Senate bl
thorx Secretary Of The Treasury appoint Assist
ant ASSESSOR gave Mr. sumner opportunity, which
he slow embrace. OF invei.hing pondoroas
rhetoric against the Mr. MoCuIloch pracsed be-
fore the asaemblsgo OF Congress regardDg the appoint
mcnt Of. men the South without exaciing the test
oath The Senator who Il not siow my time apply
In uHcquvoca terms especially promp; sni
emphatic asserting that The Secretary had deliberately
dio5cyce the laws OF Congress the above regard and
should be aimonishcd that he must sin Il took
considerable fssuauon from Senator Fessenden
prevent sumner from lacking the bill In question
q relieraon Of the alrc ady existing aw 10 the effect
that no ocer shall be appointed IN the service Of The
Treasury Department without first taking the test oath
Mr. Sumner could hardly reconcile himself 10 withdrew
Ing such ameDdent the Shove aud rather ntimaied
that no should hold the Finance Committee TO strict
accountability II there should 90 similar errng upon The
part OF the Secretary 10 future Wili this gngracefB
procedure 4 viii be the Dill passed
BOXERS TAX ~ SEw YORK.
Orders were Issued 10 day Tor the commencement OF
tho brokers tar In New xork city that suspended
or held In abeyance some time consequences OF
rHy NEW YORK coLLEcroRsHfP
ls BY no means forgotten. Marshall o Roberts made
formal application for the place to-day, aud delegation
OF gentlemen from the city headed by General strung
sought an interview With the President Mr. smytAe
behalf
THE PARIS EXHIBITION Op Nm. SEW
AIDS sBsESCE.
The debste in the senate today upon providing q
suitable representation of the industry and arr o. ct
zens 81 the United states the PARIS Exposition next
spring called up 40 inquiry ss what the sarrr
harry OF State had taken In The m.tter and whether hs
would b. back from hs ocean Tip iptms 70 lend tie
ssc aid q Oh. Sat. Dsp<tnrns the rrerns-r Senator
Sumner took occasion 70 say that W. Seward hal ia
formed him that he shpuii h. absent about three
msntba A. this b the nfn intmsnoD regarding tho
period the Premier may Ne absent Il " receiving con.
siderable comment and has revived speculation a. TO
shc dploInscy Involved Ia the seoretsrys search o.
health upon tho high
SECRETARY OF rug couMoexKALrm oy VIRGINIA.
private despatch from Richmond announces the
election to-day BY the Legislature Of Charles Herriou
a. elary Of The Commonwealth over Colonel Lewis,
the present incumbent, on tbo nnh ballot by sit ma
jorty
nhsad Tat the trA o. Captain semn.s you'd have
bceo commenced but for the abecnce OF conmodoss
winsi9s- one 5f no most inp ortant Witnesses
sRryvT op Az ALLEdrn pKYAurrrH.
roaay Intaory sscdtr formerly crrk IN thc rrrasg
~ arrived here m charge ~ an ocsr sus taken "
,bc court house whc, Iasre rahsr comrrss1 hs.s n
prsoa Ne n chrrzod with sssiNrssas over ssr..