Mr. MORRILL. I move to take u for consideration Senate bill No. 102, which has been reported from the ComDistCol. It will not occupy much time. The motion was agreed to; and the bill (S.No.102) to incorporate the National Mutual Protection Homestead company was considered as in ComWhole. Byits provisions A. W. Randall, John A and rew, Henry D. Cooke. Charles T. Sherman, F. P. Stanton, Richard McAllister William T. With ers, John Trimble, John Mr. hilvans, C. A. Ste vens, James Gilfillan, Jose h H. Wiggin, James M. Latta, A. H. Bigelow, ackson S. Shultzc, M. N. Wisewell, Ward H. Lamon, George W. Riggs, Duncan S. Walker, John W. Stokes, Anson O. Doolittle. Hawkins Taylor, John W. Geary, Charles Mason, George B. Center, John A. Beall, John B. Hutchinson, Martin District of H. Cassell, and theirsuccessors, will be constituted and created a body corporate in the DistCol, under the name and style of the National Mutual Protection Homestead Company, for the encouragement of settlements and the organization of industry in the American States, With a capital of $3000,000. The bill proceeds to define the rights, ow ers, and duties of the corporation in detai. It had been reported.by the Committee on the olnmbia with 2 amendments. The 1st amendment wasin section 5, line 511:, after thelwords “this act” to insert “or to the constitution and laws of the State in which the same is located;” so as to make the section read: That the president and directorsfor the time being shall have power to ordain. establish, and put in execution such rules.rcgulaiions, ordinances and by laws as they inuvdeoni essentialfor the well government of the institution, not contrary to the Constitution of the U.S or to this act, or to the constitution and laws of the State in which the same is located and generally to do and perform all acts, lmawatftuellrys and things which a corporation may or can do. The amendment was agreed to. The next amendment was at the end of section 11 to insert “ and run at any time be amended, altered, or reeale( by Congress, " so that the section would read: i nThat tpneortpheitnugailn, btuhtisthaectssahmalel bsehcaollnstetrrumeidnaastem and ccuse at the expiration often years from the organization of said company, and may at any time be amended, altered or repealed by Congress. The amendment was agreed to.