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provided for in the third section of this act, and the iessees respectively shall De entitled to the privileges secured by said section up- on the voluntary surrender Of the lease or leases held by them.

 Sec. $. .and be if further enacted, That the management and control of the mineral lands shall be transferred from the War De partmedt, and placed under the jurisdiction and control of the Treasury Depai unent and all books, maps, papers, instruments and other property procured, to be used and em- ployed in the management, survey, expior- ing, or conducting of said mineral lands by the War Department, shall be delivered over and made subject to the disposition of the Secretary Of the Treasury.

 Sec. 6. And be t further enaeted, That the President. by aud with the advice and consent of the Senate, 90 soon ss q sufficient number of townships are surveyed, and re- turns thereof made to the General Land of. ice, to authorize the commencement of the sales in said district, shall appoint one regis ter and oue receiver for the land office in said district, who shali reside ut she place desig- mated by the President for the land office, re. ceived such compensation, give security and discharge all duties pertaining to such office as are prescribed by law.

 JOHN ". DAVIS, Speoker

 ofhe House Representatives

 0. M. DALLAS,

 Pyssidsm oft ths Senale Approved, March l, l847.

 JAS. K. POLK