Mr. WILSON. I ask the Senate, by unanimous consent, to proceed now to consider senate hill No. 64, which was reported this morning from the ComMilAffrs. There being no objection, the bill (S.No.54) to amend an act entitled “An act to incorporate a National Military and Naval Asylum for the reliefof the totally disabled officers and men of the volunteer forces of the U.S., ” was considered as in ComWhole. It proposes so to amend the act of March 3, 1805, as to make it read as follows: That UlyssesS. Grant, David G. Farragut, Hannibal Hamlin, AndrewJohnson, Salmon Chase, win M. Stanton, (lideon wcllcs. John A. Dix, Geo o Ban croft, William T. Slicrinaii, Jolin AzAndrow, ndrow G. Curtin Oliver P. Mortfin, BOHJLIDID F. Butler, GeorgeG. bIeade, Nathanic. Banks, Joseph Hooker, Samuel Mr. Curtis. Richard J. Oilcsby, David Todd, Henry Ward Beecher, Ambrose ". Bllmlldo,:l0lll;. Logan, Daniel S. l)iikinson, lilliaiiiA. Buolnnizli, Carl Schurz, Oliver o. Howard Hamilton Fish. Frank Sigel, Austin Blair, Thomas b. Fletcher, Robert J. Breckinridnc, Lovell H. Rousseau Horace Greeley, George H. Stuart. Jose h Henry, John G. Barnard, Henry J. Ra mond Wi liam B. Astor James Gordon Bennett, H. V. Ha leek, William E. Dodge William M. Evarts, James T. Brady. Gerritt Smith. when E Fonton, Bellnm SUOIBI, GEOI8op. MOHVHD8, GlllU$lll A. Grow. Ilcnry. Bellows, J. S. C. Abbott, J Cooke GOolivoedrwWinc, ndel Holmes, IsraelWashburnqr" cliubod Frederlck Smyth. John Z. Gopdrich, Charlcs Henry Davis, William Claflin, J. Wile Ildiiiands, Amos A. Lawrence, Edward S. Tobey, homnsRus sell, Charles 1}. Loring, George B. U ton, CharlesG. Greene, J. M. S. Williams georgeG Siannard Hcnr M. Rice Grenville M. Hodgz, Morton Mchiichne, Thomas Vebster James M. ovel, Nathaniel B. Baker, Richard J. Iiield. Henry C. Carey John W. For ney, Bishop M. Simpson, G. S. Griffith, illiam Hen Channin. James b. I catmnn, DWight Durkcc, A. Stewart, arnabnsHobbs MontgomeryIllair, Joseph K. Barnes. E. 13. Ward enry W. Benham, Frank Moore, Alfred Lcc, Edward Solomon, Thomas C. Bryon, B. 13. French. Samuel J. Crawford, James T. Pratt, Alfred H. Terry, Edward Tompkins, Moses F. Odell, and their successors, duly chosen, are hereby constituted and created a body corporate in the DistCol. Sec. 2. Abife:, That the said corsoration hereby constituted shall consnit of 100 members, and any number of corporntors greater than one 5th of the whole number shall constitutea quorum for the transactionof business; and any business that may have been done, or may hereafter be done, by such a quorum, shall be deemed valid and of the same legal effectas it"the some had been cm bodied in the original act. They shall have power to fill all vacancies created by death, resignation, or otherwise, and to make bylaws, rules and regulations: Provided. That such byluws, rules and regulations are not repugnant to the constitution or laws of the U.S. SEC. 3. Abife: That the business of said corporation shall be managedby a board of tpwreeslvideednitr. ectorsl who shall clect rom their numbers. 2 vicopresidents, and a secretary; and 7 oftho directors. of whom the resident or one of the VEEPs shall be ono shall form a quo rum for the transaction of businessat any meetingof the ho rd of directors. Sac. Abife: That the board of directors shall haveauthority to procure for early use. at suitable places, sites for military asylams for all personsserving in the war of the rebellion not provided for by enstintr laws, who have been or may hereafter be disqualified for procuring their own maintenance and support by reason of wounds receivedor sickness contracted while in the line of their duty during the present rebellion; and to have the necessarybuildings erected. having dueregardto the health of the location. facility of access, and compe tgncy:o accommodate the persons provided for m BM SEC. 5. Abife:, That for the establishment and support of this asylumthere shall be appropriated all stoppages or fines judged against such officers and soldiers, or seamen“ y sentence of courtsmartial, or military commission, over and above the amounts neccssa for the reimbursement of the Government or of individuals; all forfeitures on account of desertion lroui such service; and all moneysdue such deccnsed Officers and soldiers, or sea men, which now are or may he. unclaimed for 3 yearsafter the death of such OiHCQfSs, oldiers or sea men, to be repaid upon the demand of the boils or legal representativesof such dercas officers, soldiers, or seamen and the said direc rs are hereby authorized to receiveall donations of moneyor property made by any personor persons for the benefit of the asylum and to hold or disposeof the same for its sole and exclusive use. SEC. 6. Abife: That theselection of the sites for the Eillil asylums, and the land of the buildin s and the rules and regulations or the general and internal direction of the asylum, shal be madeby the directors, and theymaydo all other acts necessary further government and intercsts of the samo, as hereby authorizrd. Site. 7. Abife: That the officersof the asylums shall consistofa governor, adeputy novernor, a secretary and a treasurer, and such other officers as the board of dircctors mny decm necessary; to be appointed from disabled officers serving as be forementioned, and they may be appointed and removed froni time to tim as tointerwts of the institution may require, by t a board of directors. SEC. 8. Abife:, That the following persons onlfv shall be entitled to the benefitsof the asylum, am may be admitted therelo upon the recommendation of 3 of the board of dircctors, nnmcly, all officers, soldiers, and seamenwho have servedin the present war and not provided for}: existing laws, who have beenor who may be disubl by wounds receivedor sickness contractediii the line of their duty; and such of theseas have neither wife child or parent deiendent upon them, on becoming inmates of this my um, or recciving relicftherefrnm shall assign thereto their Penfillnfl, wll0n requirrd by the board of directors. during the time they shall remain therein or receive its benefits. SlZC9. Abife: nrtvd That the directors shall make an annual report of the condition of the asylum to the War Dept. which shall be communicated to Congress on the 1st Monday of every January alter the passageof this act, and it shall be the duty of the said directors to examine and audit the accounts of the treasurer, and visit the asylum qunrterly. Size. 10. Abife: That all inmates pfthe asylum shall be, and theyarehereby. Made subject to the Rules and Articlcs of War and will be governed thereby jn the some manner as if they were in the Army or hiivy of the U.S. SEc. 11. Abife: That the directors of the asylum shall have power and authority to aid personswho are entitled to its benefits by outdoor relief in such manner and to such extent as they may deemproper, provided such rcliclshall not exceed the average cost of maintaining an inmate of the msylum, SEC. 12. Abife: That Countess may at any time here. fleralter. amend or repeal this act.