Mr. INGERSOLL, trontthe ComDistCol, rerted back, with an amendment, Senate bill porate the National Safe Deposit Company, in the DistCol, with a recommendation that it pass. 1 The bill was read. It constitutes A.R. Shepherd, William 8. Huntington, S. P. Browa, G. W. Riggs, Nathaniel Wilson, G. H. Plant, and others, abody politic and corporate by the name and style of the National Safe Deposit I Company of Washington. The 2nd section provides that the capital stock of said companyshall consist of asum not exceeding $200,000, divided into 2000 shares of $100 each, and that so soon as one 4th of the shares have been subscribed for, and 25 dollars per share paid at the time of subscribing, and the balance secured to be paid, then this company shall be compe tent to transact all kinds of business for which it is established. The 3rd section provides that the corpor ators shall open books of subscription for the capital stock of this company at such time and in such suitable place in the city of Washin tOn as they may thinli proper, and shall receiv the installments on the stock of said company provided for in section 2nd, and shal delwer the money so aid to the board of directors so soon as the shall be appointed and prepared to receive the same. Section 4 provides for the election of officers. Section 5 provides that the president, vice pgesident, and directors of said company shall, and they are hereby, authorized and empowered to receive and keep on deposit all such valuables, gold. silver, or paper money, bullion, precious metals, jewels, p ate, certificates of stoek, or evidence of indebtedness, deeds or muniments of title, or other valuable papers of any kind, or any other article or thing whatsoever, which may be left or depos ited for safe keepin with said company, and shall be entitled to c iarge such commissions or compensation therefor as may be agreed upon, and for the complete preservation and safe keeping thereof shall construct, erect. lease, or purchase, such fire proof and burglarproofbuilding or buildings, vaults, iron, or composition safes, or other means which may become access Ill", and generally to transact and perform all 0. 177, to incor. the business relating to such deposit, and safe l keeping or preservation of all such articles or valuables as may be de osited with said company, and also to invest t a capital or funds of the said compan, or such money or funds as may be deposite with said company for that purpose, from time to time, in the public funds of the U.S., or in any stock or property whatsoever, and to dispose of the sai, stocks, money, and property in such manner (not contrary to law) as to them shall appear most advantageous to said company. Section 6 relates to dividends., Section 7 relates to rules and regulations for the management of the affairs of the comny. Section 8 provides that nothing herein contained shall be taken or construe to give the corporation hereby created the power to issue or circulate as currency any bill. note, token, or evidence of indebtedness of its own creation. The amendment reported by the committee is as follows: Provided. That eachstockholder shall be held dividually in liable for all debts and liabilities of said corporation to the extent of double the amount of stock so owned by said stockholder. The amendment was a eed to; and the bill, as amended, was ordere to be engrossed and read a3rd time.