New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

red the books Of the Company In such manner as the
bylaws Of the Company shall direct l. ....oI a. r,.,
ing perpetual but the sumo sLe terminate ana cease az
expiration Of 10 years from the organization OF saI
may any time be amended altered or repealed Oy Ooh
Mr. JOHNSON called attention to the privileges
granted by the bill 80 into state under achartei
granted By Compress He believed Congress bad the
right to charter corporations in the District but not
for operation in the states. 8. q,
Mr. CLARK said the bill proposed to erect grand land
speculation company. II proposed nnder law ~
Congress- for party of gentlemen to 30 INTO TIE soVe
raj = ates 20 speculate In lands.
Mr. MORRILL, spoke In favor Of the bill advocating "
~ a commerdable measure and believing that Under
the corporaiors named its fleets would be good.
Mr. CoysRss said the corporation might pass out oil
the hands Of the corpogatos named IN less than ear
and IL might pass into the hands OF men who W0d use
IL in such "a way to produce results quite Inherent
from what appeared on the face oithe Dill!
Mr. CREsswELL objected to th" BILL rs an attempt TO
authorize land speculaons. This he declared 10 nc l
ayowed object.
Mr. CiAnK said it was proposed for the Company TO
operate in the District. There was no pretence that
there were lands here TO sell. Ii designed to create
company and authorize TO into any OF the States 70
buy and sell lands. 1t was better TO nave II lor tle
States TO grant charters, ifthey desired TO DO so.
On motion Of Mr. Clark further consideration OF the
bill was postponed until TOMORROW
AN INTERNATIONAL NATTER.
Mr. DooLrTrIE called M q bill 10 carry iBso effect
the fourth article OF the treaty OF Washington. con
cluded between Great Britain and the United states on
the 9th doy of August 1872. which was passed. II piO.
vdes for the purpose Of executing tie fourth article OF
the treaty that 1.-THE Secretary Of the Treasury he ana
he is hereby directed to pay cut al any money ~ the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated o. tie state CT
Massachusetts the sum Of :326s aud 10 the slte on
Maine the sum Of sl39sO being at the rate oi 81 -
per acre for the amour, Of the pablo lands % these Two
States in the possession OF the classes ~ persons
descr bed in said fourth article Of said trey as akce-
tanned by Joint commission instituted by v ssdcbu.
sets aud Maine in lsi3 ana by commission institute
| by Maine in 1854. The said money ~ re r9il
as room as the State OF Maine shall y resolution ot TIC
Legislature thereof agree TO quiet by good ost sun
cent releases all the occupants VI TIC pubic ANUS ~
| Massachusetts and Maine, whether holding unref
grants from New Bruf swick or holding by possessing
titles according 10 the reports o. the aforesaid con ms
sion, far they have not been already quoted d.
such releases and shall further undertake no SIS OWL
rights under the said fourth i-lele CT said treat!
which NAV hereafter discovered % exist upon th'
public lands OF said State VI Name. pF0yiied Tat tb'
Secretary Of the Treasury ut his disc ellon nah'
the payments directed by this section in any OF the 81,
per cen,um securities Of the United States which are
| or may be authorized BY law.
COMMODORE RADrolD.
Mr. SHERMAN called ~ Joint resolution authorizing
! Commodore William Eodioi1 10 accept decor anon
| from the King OF italy, which was passed.
Ii provides that the assent II Congress be- apt thf
same is hereby given Commodore william kadiOrC
of the navy o; the United States to accept decoration
from the King Of Italy reward for TIE 1'sis'ale
rendered by him 70 the Italian irgate Re Gltaa wneL
she got ashore near Long Branch
| BRIDGING THE MISSISSIPPI.
| Mr. BROWN called up tn3 bill 10 authorize the con
strucion Of bridge across the Mssssisp River az -
Louis. but gave way on The consideration OF 1t 10 MI
WILSON VITO moved an Executive session.
! The Senate went into Executive session. aud soof
after adjourned.