The Clerk read The next and last business on The SPEAKER’s table was a JtResolution (S.No.142) respecting the Army of the U.S.; which was read a 1st and 2nd time. The JtResolution was read at length. By the 1st section it is provided that all laws and parts of laws enacted since the 4th day of uly, 1861, increasing, reorganizing, 'or cre ating regiments, staff corps, or other organizations of the regular Army, or in any way affecting the number, rank, pay, or emoluments of the general, field, staff, and line officers, and enlisted men of the same, be declared to be in full force and effect, and so to remain until otherwise provided by low. The 2nd section provides that there shall be added to the Army 4 regiments of cav alry, 2 of which shall be composed of colored men, having the same organization as is now provided by law for cavalry regiments and the Original vacancies in the grades of 1st and 2nd lieutenant shall be filled by selection from among the officers and soldiers of volunteers; and 2/3rds of the original vacancies in each of the rades above that of 1st lieu tenant shall be 'lled by selection from among the officers of volunteers; and 1/3rd from officers of the regular Army; all of whom shall have served 2 years in the field during the war, and have been distin uished for capacity and good conduct. The Bresident is authorized to enlist and employ in the Territories and Indian country a force of Indians, not to exceed 1,000, to act as scouts, who are.to receive the pay and allowances of cavalry soldiers, and to be discharged whenever the necessity for their further emploment is abated, or at the discretion of the dept commanders. The 3rd section proposes to repeal the 3rd section of an act approved February 20, 1863, authorizing the appointment of a solicitor to the War Dept. It also provides thatthe Provost Marshal Generafs odice and bureau shall be continued only so long as the SecyWar shall deem necessary, not exceeding 30 days after the passage of this resolution. The 4th section provides that the 3rd section of an act entitled “An not making appropriations for the support of the Army for the year ending 30th June, 1866, ” shall continue in force for one year from the passage of this JtResolution, provided that no otheer furnished with quarters in kind shall be entitled to receive the increased commutation of rations authorized by the resolution.