The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-24
Constitutional Amendment to Give Votes to
the Blacks in All the States.
The Reconstruction Committees
Report in the House.
Extended Debate Over Their Proposed
Basis Of Representation.
Suggestion to Take the National Census
During The Present Year.
Ac. sc. sc.
wAsEIsGros, Jan. %, 1860.

wAsMsGros, Jan. 20, 1865 4
VOLUNTEER TROOPS ORDERED MUSTERED OUT.
The following list Of volunteer organizations which
have ordered to be mustered out of the SER
vice. not included previous circulars has been pro-
mulgated by the War Department.
CAIHonxA--Cavalry, native battalion,
1SDhNA-Twentieth infantry, First heavy artillery.
IowA-Twolfh infantry, independent organizations Of
infantry, Second United States Volunteers
MANE-Eevcnfh infantry
MAss1lusEr,s1Twenty7 & fourth e z infantry :, op.u
dred and Ninety third Infantry
NrvADA-Companies D and y, First cavalry.
PEsEsyLvAsIA-Fifty eighth infantry.
WAsHISGToS TERRrroRY-C0mpany T. First Infantry.
This completes the muster out Of the regiment.
UNITED STATES CoLoRED Taoors.-The Eighth, Forty
Sixty sixth, sxtyeighth, sevensteth, Ninety sixth One
Hundred and Eighth, One Hundred and Tenth and Que
battery r. Second Uurtsd States coored light artillery
consolidated with the Third United States colored heavy
The Eshlh Illinois infantry and seventh Kentucky in.
fantry still in the service the order for their muster
out having been rescnded
THE DEBATE ~ THE SENATE ON THE rREEDxEN's
BUREAU BILL.
In the Senate to-day the galleries again closely
crowded The bill for enlsrging the powers Of the
Frcedens Bureau the bright particular star that
shseried The attention Of tho chamber and drew forth
very extended observations from some half dozen
Senatorial Messrs salisbury, Fessendon,
McDoagall, Hendricks, TrumbGll, Davis and Roverdy
johnson spose upon the measure in the order named.
Mr. ssulsbury's remarks mainly statistical, and
determined the coz Of the bureau, which, be was In
cined 10 believe, could bo made an allPoveriu
engine in moulding popular opinion TO conformity
with the policy OF the administration He discovered
TOO, In the usual attendance in tho galleries
Of large number Of colored people, one Of. the
syidsrces or Ideness to which the bill would
bring s its bsDeHcaries Quite touching retrospect
hero followed OF the profound peace and liberal pros
perty vouchsaied the whole country undor the heneh
cent rule OF the democracy The national debt, mourn
ing househelds fearful eyes, and Dhrmiiy Of other
calamies begoen by the radicals and the war; afforded
the significant and partisan deduction the senator rayed
Tor the enlargement and support OF the original political
benefs tors
Mr.. Fessenden was pleased 10 indulge In good
naured roprimand OF HIS minority compeers for
sumption that there the slightest collision between
she democratic party and the President He earnestly
protescd for quarter OF hour that there was no
possibility Of other than the cosost and most cordial
harmony between the policy or tho administra-
sion and the party which elected t. Tho
uannsr and matter OF the discourse indicated iha the
hopobic gentleman deemed {. very unsnd, TO say the
ieas that thore nigh, ever he an antasoni1m
Of the character suggested BY the democratic party sod
~ pss Warming with the spirit Of bis rsprohat,ve
=,
uhispsring temptation In her too willing ear, not
ore de, shly bcsct than President johnson by sss
slemen of undoubed democratic prcclNcs. There was
manifest eegerness Al ths point 10 note whether tho
senator would proceed with the me and forebodc the
fall Of the Executive through the sutarcs insinnstons
Of hh attendant seducen; but the metaphor was
Abruptly abandoned and the audience sere lot the
peneni Of a very unsatisfactory doubt.
Mr. McDouga rose 10 that the action ofthe senate
during the war having hinged solely upon policy prs
determined 10 republican caucus, he had relsiaed RON
entering into debate HE initial uttornness under the
present and improved rsgias were to oTacuariy pro
claim that the time approaching when the power OF
radcasm would strike dagger to It's breast with the
remorseful exclamation Of celebrated Moor Of Venice
vho perpe,ra,.d similar suicidal act Ths prophetic
aIa aon TO the last words OF tho republican party ws
lost in the resonance OF very general smile
Mr.. Hendricks here took the aoor snd undertook
yaiher Intimate nllusion 20 the ti under con
sideraiion. Like his enor of few DAYS ogo In the
same connection, these remarks admirable 10 spn
and scusness aud resulted, the previous occnon
In very marketriscomnture Of fsena,or rrunbu who,
ss the mover Of the bin, In duty bound father
oil IN. troublesome questions that might grow out " is
consideration Senators Davis md johnson closes, TIE
assusior The former being very bitter his dsauncs
s,on Of tho whole matter and the latter impassIonaey
lopcs In stating that tho bn beyond ibe pse the
eonstituuon
A, ave O'Clock no other acton bad been taken upon
the provisions Of the b other an 70 adopt W. fourth
,etlon 20 amended 70 authorize the President 70
iect the three millions OF TO BE- donated 70 tc efn.
sees and freedmen from The public domain N suy Of The
states and not exclusively in The south. a. orsnshy
provided The suendrneni Insisted ngon ~ ihe de
spocraey, sccporsed " ,bc plea that wcsa be
reasonable sddcp "a the bsnevoience Of The se 70 ios
she negroes ,s whcst benefit It's narc Toe ush' o
somicl IN the Aisls cf ~ wesrrn sssmpph To NOR.
vows session AN douttless be- rrfohshls nouop-
rized, with sn edspsl i'ilufe II decisvf results
pysArE IN rgy aousS o> rny pHorosee sss
nEpRssscT - c"rsKfss.
The spccisi order foT day And bsrsrfier 10 tbc
Bouse, ,ix--Thc propeed mcndioeaI q The eons'iln-
sion asing the bass d representation cecspied lhe
Sion u memeev- durisg the whole sesnon 10 day u
vss nr Stevens Intention 10 demand the p>cvosf
flon the passage Of The amendment immediately, bu,
chs struggle all sres, ,o get tho Zoos for
ssbsts that, sfSr expressing his sropslunsu' and ds
sra al ibs eyncses . ah 1pns " .nsf'Is9Hs-a slsr