Mr. MORRILL, I have some additional business from the ComWays&Means. I send to the Chair a bill for Present action. I think there will be no objection to considering it now. It is House bill No. 1029, to provide for examinations of the Treasury Dept and other Executive Depts. he bill, which was read, provides that immediately after the passage of this act, and in the month of December of each year here after, the President shall, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, appoint 3 citizens not holding any office under the Government of the U.S., who are eminent for integrity and ability, and who are hereby authorized and directed to make full and thorough examinations of the Treasury Dept, and such other Depts as the provisions of this act may require, and Present duplicate reports to the President and to Congress in reference to 1st. The receipt and disbursement of public money, including expenditures in the several Executive Depts. Seeond. The actual amount of money in the vaults of the Treasury of the U.S., specifying whether in coin, U.S. notes, or national bank notes, and the amount of each, and the several funds to which it belongs, and the amounts in each place where public money is deposited or held. 3rd. The amount of money deposited with designated depositaries to the credit of the Treasurer, and the mode of managing and securing the same. 4th. The amount and description of bonds deposited in the Treasury by national banking associations to secure the redemption of their currency. 5th. The manner of paying interest on the bonds of the U.S., and the safeguards against the duplication or counterfeiting of coupons. 6th. The sale of gold and the purchase and sale of bonds and other securities of the U.S., rates of purchase or sale, and of commissions paid, and to whom paid. 7th. The engraving, printing, and issuing of national bank notes, U.S. notes, fractional currency, bonds, and other securities of the U.S. 8th. The redemption, cancellation, and destruction of national bank notes, U.S. currency, bonds, and ‘other securities, and the mode of disposing of imperfect sheets of paper intended, but not used, to rePresent value. 9th. The manner of keeping accounts, auditing claims, and issuing warrants for the payment of money from the Treasury. "enth. Any suggestions or recommendations affecting the efficiency and security of transactions in the Treasury Dept, or economy in the public expenditures. Section 2 provides that, for the purpose of the examination authorized and directed in the preceding section, said examiners shall have access to all the vaults, safes, deposits, books, records, letters, and other documents in the Treasury Dept, sub Treasury, or any bureau thereof, and shall have power to summon witnesses, administer oaths, and employ a clerk and stenographer. Section 3 provides that said examiners shall each receive ten dollars per day and actual expenses during the time actually employed in making such examination and report; and for the pay of said examiners, their clerk, and stenographer, and for the actual expenses, there is hereby appropriated $10,000, or so much thereof as may be necessary, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.