Skip Skip MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE. A messagefrom the Senate, by Mr. Foassr, its Secretary, announced that the Senate had passed an act (S.No.447) for the admission of the State of Nebraska, in which he was di rooted to ask the concurrence of the House. The message further announced that the Senate had passed a Jtresolution H.R.No. 200) aut orizingt e SecyWar to settle with the Territory of Colorado for the militia of said Territory employed in the service of the U.S. in the years 1864 and 1865. Also, a JtResolution (H.R.No. 203) authorizing the SecyWar to contract with Dr. Alexander Dun ar. Also, an act (H.R.No. 792) to authorize the SecyWar to furnish transportation to discharged soldiers to whom artificial limbs are furnished by the Government. Also, an act (H.R.No. 667) to prevent officers of the Navy from being deprived of their regular promotion on account of wounds receive in battle, and for other purposes. Also, that the Senate had unanimously agreed to the change in the text recommended by the committee of conference in the act (H.R.No. 780) to protect the revenue, and for other purposes. A further message from the Senate, by Mr. MCDONALD, its ChiefClcrk, informed the House that the Senate further insisted upon its amendment to the amendment of the House to the bill (S.No.188) to increase and fix the militarypeace establishment of the U.S., agreed to the further committee of conference asked for by the House on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses thereon, and had appointed Messrs. WILSON, HARRIS and NESMITH conferces on the part of the Senate. Also, that the Senate insisted upon its amendments to the bill (H.R.No. 791) to an ply deficiencies in"the appropriations for the seal year ending June 80. 1867, disagreed to the amendments of the House to its amendments to the said bill, agreed to the conference asked for by the House on the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses thereto, and had appointed Messrs. FESSENDEN, Hssnsnsos, and ferees on the part of the Senate. MEMPHIS RIOT.