The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-03

COfIoCt boteineut u PUBIC ooDt
appears from the books dTeasurers returns In the
department on the LIST of April 1866.
HUGH McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
In expectation Of tho taking up Of the Civil Rights
bill this morning large assembage Of visitors were at
tracted to the gaass of the Senate chamber TO hear
tho debates the subject After patiently awaiting
expiration OF the morning hour the crowd receive
their first disappointment by spirited discussion on the
subject Of increase Of compensation Justices OF
Supreme Court Before the subject disposed of the
galleries considerably thinned aud tie few perse-
vering who remained it up entirely when the Judi
ciary bill brought before the Senate The consdera-
ton Of the Civil Rights bill is set down for Wednesday
Thursday next-probably the hitter The radicals are
getting quite blue; and, though they try 10 keep up
show Of hope they besy their loss Of confidence Tho
Connecticut election has put them in Of mingled
doubt and uneasiness The attendance Of Senators on
both sides was quito small In the chamber to-day.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR WRIGHT.
Senator Wright, Of New Jersey, arrived here 10 night
and viii therefore be present when the vote Is taken ON
the veto.
SENATOR DIXON IMPROVING.
Senator Dixon Is improving, but Is still confined ct his
resdence In this city.
THE LOAN BILL IN THE SENATE.
Mr. Fessenden has reported from the Finance Com
mittee the House Loan BILL without amendments After
thu exciting times witnessed last week the Stockton
CASE and the brief contest part Of the radicals TO
force vote on the Civil Rights bill Immediately after
the reading Of the veto. to-day has been toebly dull
time In Senatorial Affairs
voLUErKKR TROOPS IN THE ARMY
appears from . communicates from the War Do
partmsu dated March o. thai the number Of volunteer
troops inths army on the 9th Of January waa white
u, soo eo'orsd, o. 7o0; o. aggregate Of Ia asa
There were IN the services March TO- whites 2715; col
orsd Wsll; Or N asxrssass Of ssees, thus showing
there hsvs been mustered Of the ssros snos yanu
-, vhissA so,Sle eolored 2s,ss2, an sggrssass Of
ee.S7l Ordered 70 ~ mustered out sincs March 10.
whites loIoe eolored sso7 t,tal, is,sos Total 70.
ducsion made and ordered since January O. whites,
ls,s2si eolorsd, ss,sll; aggregate, fs.o5A
me musten out ordered win be mostly completed BY
Nay Tho work win DO well advanced by April 10, and
thsrs win then be len In service oos white volunteers
and 90 AT coorsd total ISL proper 10 add that
the Seventeenth regiment United States infantry has
bssn ordered 70 Texas and upon i arrival Major Gen.
sra Sheridan has been instructed 70 muster out all 3D.
ditiouai white volunteers In that department There are
now In service there 8os1 that he spare This con-
tempaasd reduction VIII DO additional 10 that referred 70
In the above summary.
THE NEGRO yuBfLEE IN RICHMOND.
Tcday's National Rspwbhcan says:-There 10 report
hat the government here has inerfered with the pro-
posed celebration by the colored people OF Richmond
Of the Anniversary Of the capture Of that city the Cd
Instant We have the best authority for saying that
neither the President nor General Grant has inercred
In the matter In any manner. The subject 10 entirely
within the control Of General Terry, who OF safe
Judgment and being the ground, knows best what
10 In the premises He 10 authorized 10 act prudenuy