The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-06

Future Refractory States to be Reduced to
the Condition Of Territories.
Taxation Of Seeded States to Dsffay
Expsnsss Of Maintaining the Ma
jonal Authority Therein.
&c. &c. 10


WASHINGTON Feb ., lsoo
RuxoRs or CABINET CHANGES
counus 70 an the air all quarters Montgomery Blair
and General steedman were both mentioned to-day q
probable suocesson 70 Mr.. Stanton
THE LOSS or rns AMERICAN vEssELs nARRy OF
THE west. nERIpsr AND TiaREss.
Tho United States consul Liverpool reports 70 The
Dsparnsnt 4 sssss usdss dss Jsnusry IL lses shs
los % thrcc American vcsss,sthe Harry Of the West
the Merden and tho rgrcss--and the Of their
crswa The Harry OF the West bound from New
Orleans 10 Liverpool with cotton aad destroyed by
nrs. The saved by the American vessel Annie
Ksmbali The Mer.deu, bound from New York 10 Lon.
dop shattered 70 pieces and the saved by
the city OF Boston Of Liverpool The cargo 10
total ioss The Tgres- Of Boston, commanded by Isaac
Leyburn bound from the Island Of Lsvassa TO Ba with
guano pieces after her by
Russian ship Triton, Of souderbury Captain George
Nelson.
sUMSKR's SPEECH on THE REPRESENTATIVES, AMEND
MENT.
Mr. Sumner spoke At length In the Senate IN day,
predetermined He entirely engrossed during the
business Of the morning hour In studying the
tents Of. huge portfolio that almost bursting with
the amplitude OF his speech. The latter document had
been printed and prosy read page by PAGE for the
space OF nearly three hour. The sabs lambs Of tho
radical fold hand carly and would have monop-
oIzod The galleries " cruel decision 10 maintain
little space for 'poor white trash had not been
forced Abou, half mast one Senator Fc,cnaen called
nm the constitutional Amendment and br,oke the AZ,
,sutlon of the Senate 10 the remarks Of the
ind.f.,ieab,e apo,te from IN, nBubn who 10
do him iu,,lce was eager for the fr.v. and In
dus,rlou.ly coming bis orator,c.I p.r,graphs Az
Ter tbre. hour. of husky defamation NJ, summer
nave xay 10 motion to co n,o executive s.s,jon and
viii eoBcud. bl. spe.ch ,ooorrgv During thu latter
part Of the delivery the galleries were toIeraby wci
e,.a h,, ,hs ocrun.n,. ,e,o oon..n,lv canning and
going thus proving that neither the spirit nor oraiosy
OF The speaker had any very engros.ng effect A. tho
end Of the second hour mo. OF tho dacs were DOING
atfoily 70 the sound Of Mr. samners radical lullaby or
had betaken themselves TO game of tag In the corr
dora Revcrdy johnson made full notes Of all tho
Authorities cited By the speaker and Is underuood
tina, the former will argue at length upon the proposed
amendment in a day or two
Fred Douglas. was present 10 the Senate 10 day during
Mr. summers harangue Il is proper 10 s.y thai the
semi sabio philosopher occupied gallery mos, remote
from tha, containing his brsthren.
. "vutry MASS pAyu-Eyyxtxa sxss,ox. tx rms
HOUSE.
Mr. Ross, Of Illinois decaisly reminded the House
to-day the profitable legislation was no, prcosedng fast
enough aud suggested . remedy. In good faith Mr.
Ross introduced resolution ins,ructing the Comm,i..
Rules N report rule under which the speaker
set apsr, one day In ihs week 70 ~ called white Mans
Day" tor legislative purposes some Of the ORATORS Of
the House objected aud the resolution no, received
Mr. Ross represents growing s~ntImeu' IN the Honss
against the consumption Of % much time in special
pleading for the freedmen, vhen more important sab
iscts demand the immediate attention Of Congress. In
compliance with a. Mr. Stevens moved that the Houss